Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1937 — Page 24
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TERRE HAUTE CAR
STRIKE SETTLED
WITH PAY RAISE
Service Expected to Be
Resumed at 5 A. M. Tomorrow.
Streetcar and bus service is ex- | pected to be resumed in Terre Haute at 5 a. m. tomorrow, following issuance of an order by Judge Herbert E. Wilson of Marion County Superior Court, providing a 20 | per cent wage increase to employees. Under provisions of the order, Bowman Elder, Indiana Railroad receiver, is to file a new tariff with
the Public Service Commission to | increase the fare from 5 to 6 cents. Terre Haute, an industrial city of 63,000 population, has been without municipal transportation since union workers called a strike Jan. 117. The compromise was arranged at a four-hour conference here yesterday in which representatives of
the Terre Haute City administra- |
tion, Chamber of Commerce, Mer- | chants’ Association, and the Amalgamated Association of Street and ‘Electric Railway and Motor Bus | Operators’, Union and Mr. Elder | participated. The Indiana Railroad, which operates interurban lines as well as the Terre Haute system, recently compromised a wage dispute with other employees by granting a 1215 per cent increase. An arbitration board previously had ordered a flat 20 per cent raise, but Mr. Elder's threat to close the entire system brought about the compromise. The new agreement affects only employees in the Terre Haute city system. The fare increase is expected to finance the wage raise.
ATTENDS MEETING ON BIRTH CONTROL
Mrs. Harry Wilson, a director of the Indiana Maternal Health League, is attending the 16th annual meeting of the American Birth
Control League in New York City today and tomorrow. She is to give a report on the Indianapolis Clinic, 307 N. Pennsylvania St., which has advised 1421 mothers in the last three years.
ALUMNI CLUB TO MEET
The University of Pennsylvania Alumni Club will meet tomorrow noon at the Board of Trade build-
S Silent Prayer
In an atmosphere of great solemnity, Gen. Miguel Cabanellas, head of the Spanish rebel provisional government, stood with head bowed in silent prayer as hundreds of young officers were sworn in before joining the insurgent forces of Commander Francesco Franco. The ceremony took place in Burgos, insurgents’
- capital.
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they're workin’ all the time, while /
some people work just twice as hard to keep out of work. A man is purty lucky if he’s doin’ something that he likes to do. When you want work and can’t find it you naturally imagine that anybody with a job would be happy, but it don't always work out that way. I had an uncle one time who had a steady job for years but he was never happy. Finally one day he took sick. The doctor come to the house and examined him and he called my aunt out on the front porch and he whispered to her, “I'm awfully sorry to tell you this, but your husband will never work again.’ My aunt says, “Well, now, you wait here, Doctor, I'll run back and tell him. It'll kinda cheer him up a little bit.” (Copyright, 1937)
ing. Maurice T. Harrell, president, said. The speaker will be Dr. Paul | Hartenstein, personnel director at | the university.
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OPPOSITION TO INSTITUTIONAL TAXBILL GROWS
Legislators c Oy Pressure From Private Colleges Is Increasing.
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Opposition to & proposed bill which partially wou ld eliminate tax exemptions now accorded educational, charitable, fr -aternal and religious institutions was reported growing by State legislators today.
More than 20 representatives of private and denomi inational educational institutions laid plans to oppose the measure ai a meeting in the Columbia Club yesterday. James W. Putnam, Butler University president, presided. Other organizations affected by the bill are said to be organizing lobbies. The Legislature is to reconvene tomorrow afternoon. It is in recess now due to the flood emergency. The total amount ducing property owned by nonState colleges and now tax exempt is $1,300,000, it was claimed at yesterday’s meeting. Educators said denominational colleges have saved the State more than 100 times the $40,000 of tax money they would have to pay if the bill was passed. Ii these colleges were closed, the four State institutions would have to be ex-
of income-pro-
After Stalin?
When and if there should be a successor to Josef Stalin as dictator of Spviet Russia, thz post generally is expected to ifall to Valery I. Mezhlauk (above), vice chairman 'of the powerful Supreme Economic Council of the U.S. S. R.
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ers, it was said. Leaders have said this ILegislature is not expected to pass a bill putting all properties belonging to these institutions and organizations nn the tax rolls. It may, however, enact a law to tax income-produc-ing properties not used exclusively for educatiqnal, charitable, fraternal or religious purposes.
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TALKS RENEWED
WITH OFFICIALS OF G. M. ABSENT
President and Miss Perkins Irked by Action of Alfred Sloan Jr.
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lan hour before the time set by Miss Perkins for a joint conference at which she had hoped to bring face face Mr. Lewis and Alfred P.
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Views Decision “Unfortunate”
expressed earlier to visitors interested in strike developments, Mr. Roosevelt stated:
“I told them I was not only disappointed in the refusal of Mr. Sloan to- come down here, but I regarded it as a very unfortunate decision on his part.” Miss Perkins did not disclose whether she ‘had any new peace plan to discuss with union representatives. She indicated she had not given up hope of a peaceful settlement despite the deadlock over U. A. W. refusal to withdraw sitdown strikers who are tying up virtually the entire operations of the $1,500,000,000 corporation. Edward ‘F. McGrady, Assistant Labor Secretary and the depart-
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