Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 144, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1934 — Page 15

OCT. 26. 1034

LABOR DEMANDS SHORT WEEK IN AUTO INDUSTRY Test to Come in Request for Code Revision Due Nov. 3. /!>/ T nitril WASHINGTON, Oct 26. —The automobile industry— trail-blazer In American tausin>*?—today became the spearhead of an American Federation of Labor drive through NRA to secure shorter hours and increased wages for all industrial workers. The recovery board has before it the labor advisory board's approval of a federation request to re-open the auto code for amendment. The code expires Nov 3. Labor wants to pare the work-week to thirty hours, boost minimum wages and those above the minimum. Particularly ‘white collar" workers, and eliminate the controversial “merit” clause. Labor was promised a public hearing by former administrator, Hugh S Johnson, before the code would be renewed again. NIRB Chairman Clay Williams received the request from labor board members following yesterday's meeting, attended by Labor Secretary Frances Perkins and Assistant Edward F. McGrady. Williams Is Silent Mr Williams afterward refused to discuss the matter, but William Green, federation president and acting labor board chairman, said NIRB was not in a position to say now r what can be done. "Apparently no request has been made by the industry for hearing or extension of the code," Mr. Green said. Confidential sources in the industry confirmed this statement. It is believed, however, that automobile manufacturers are willing to renew the code only if there are no changes. Their attitude is unchanged since the code was last renewed sixty days ago. They fought, and won then against elimination of the "merit” clause which labor claims is recognition of company unions. It permits hiring and firing on merit, regardless of union affiliation. Bitter Fight Forecast Labor's determined stand on these amendments presages a bitter fight, with steel, rubber, textilp and other major industries where workers are restive, watching closely the outcome. Labor’s demands are the first presented since the administrative board succeeded Mr. Johnson at NRA; since the President's plan of an industrial truce was advanced to aid recovery, and since the federation held its annual convention. The labor board meeting concentrated on the automobile industry stuation. according to Mr Green.

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