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THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1937

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SHOE INDUSTRY

Winners in Essay Contest

IS ANNOUNCED

Powers Hapgood Assigned to | Aid Organization of New Union.

By United Press

BOSTON, 4—John L. |

March

Lewis’ Committee for Industrial Or- i

ganization has stepped into the shoe | industry and announced formation | of the United Shoe Workers of | America with a nucleus nation-wide | membership of 20,000. Organization of the new union | was announced by the New England Council of C. I. O. Plans for its formation were completed Sunday at Pittsburgh at a | conference between John Brophy, | C. I. O. director; William B. Mahan | of the United Shoe and Leather Workers’ Union; Walter Risley of the Brotherhood of Shoe and Allied | Craftsmen, and John Nolan and | Percy Turner of the Shoe Workers’ Protective Union. Mr. Mahan, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Turner and Mr. Nolan were ap- | pointed an organizing committee to

function until a unity convention is |

held at St. Louis Nov. 8. Union Strong in East The new union's membership was placed at 17,000 in New and 3000 in Midwest shoe centers, including St. Louis and Milwaukee, The New England members now are affiliated with the United Shoe and Leather Workers’ Union and the Shoe Workers’ Protective Union. The protective group approved amalgamation by a referendum and United's general executive board approved the proposal this week. The board voted to place the C. I. O. in charge of the organizing campaign, with Powers Hapgood, Indianapolis, and Adolph Germer, C. I. O. representatives appointed by Mr. Brophy, to head the organization drive in co-operation with the Shoe Workers’ Organizing Committee. Members of the United group already have voted to pay 5 per cent of their wages for five weeks into the campaign fund of the new committee. Meetings will be held in shoe centers next week.

U. S. W. A. is Brockton’s powerful Brotherhood of Shoe and Allied Craftsmen, which rejected an amalgamation proposal by a close margin.

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land union not now affiliated with | Ng costumes during the tour.

Ruth Hale (left) and Alva Stoneburner, Manual Training High

| School seniors, were the recent essay winners of the Gorgas Memorial

Essay Contest and Daughters of the American Revolution Contest, respectively. Both pupils received rewards and Miss Hale's writing will be sent to Washington to compete with other Indiana high schools. | the principal speaker at an open

WOMEN SKIERS 'CHAILLAUX TO SPEAK Pjeeting in the Seventh Christian | Post 348, American Legion.

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APPROVAL FOR NAVAL AIRPORT VIEWED LIKELY

First Year’s Work Provided For California Field, Rep. Carter Says.

By United Press

WASHINGTON, March 4.—Con= |

gressional approval of the $1,000,000 Alameda, Cal, Naval Air Station project was forecast today by Rep. Albert E. Carter (R. Cal) who said the fund carried in the Navy Supply Bill “is all that is wanted for the first year construction program.” The appropriation would be used to acquire a site and start work on buildings, bulkheads and dredgings.

“The whole program is satisfac- |

tory,” said Mr. Carter. “We have

got everything we have asked for.

I expect the appropriation to go through without change.” Expenditure of the fund, however, will probably hinge on action of Congress on an authorization

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| mittee said was needed to clarify matters affecting titles to land sought. Report Is Quoted

| The report said in part: “As presented in the budget, the | proposal is framed in general terms |and would seem to look to proceed(ing as contemplated by the Author- | ization Act. It developed, however, | during the committee’s inquiry into | the matter, that it might not be practicable to acquire a free, simple, unencumbered title to the property, at least without some delay and pos- | sibly litigation, and possibly not

(until too late for the Government | | to comply with that requirement of |

| the Authorization Act making permanent title in the Government contingent upon an expenditure of or a contractual obligation to expend $1,000,000 upon the development of the property prior to De- | cember 31, 1939.

Of course such a situation might | not come to pass. According to the | hearings the property is now leased by the City of Alameda to an aviation concern, and such lease will | expire on Dec. 31 of this year, unless the lessee has met with certain conditions laid down in the contract. Difficulties Are Seen “Beyond question the matter is fraught with quite tangible potential | difficulties and, according to the | testimpny, the Navy at the present time fs unable to secure title to the | property free and clear of encum-

bill, which the Appropriation Com- | brances without paying for the im-

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provements on the property, which have no permanent value for Naval purposes, but have an appraised value for temporary use, of $135,000. In such circumstances, the Navy Department would have no author-| ity to proceed with the development | of the Alameda area defined in the | Authorization act.

“Since the approval of such act, |

by executive order dated Oct. 8!

should be further legislation dealing with the whole matter at the present session of Congress. As the appropriation is presented by the committee, expenditure is subject completely to, the terms of the Authorization act.”

MISSION WORKER TO TALK Miss Genevieve Brown, executive

1036, the Army air field, known as | secretary of the United Christian

Benton Field, which immediately | joins the Alameda property, was

turned over to the Navy, and the |

Department’s plans now contemplate the «evelopment of both

tracts, including areas which need |

to be reclaimed, as the Alameda Naval Air Station.

No Authority Granted

“No legislative authority has been granted for the improvement of the Benton Field area by the Navy. “Under the language of the budget estimate, the Navy would be

free to develop both tracts, and, in |

fact, has in mind proceeding with work on the Benton Field area until the matter of title is cleared up as to the Alameda area. Manifestly this would be contrary to law, and the committee feels that there

Missionary Society Education De- | partment, is to speak at the mid-

| week fellowship dinner at the Cen- | tral Christian Church tonight.

STAMP CLUB WILL MEET

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