Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1937 — Page 7

FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1937

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Judge Chambers Announces | Agreement on Claims.

Indianapolis and Indiana charities | are to receive $200,000 under terms | of an agreement reached in Marion | County Probate Court, Judge Smiley | N. Chambers announced today. | The agreement was prior to dismissal of a suit against the Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, which received $201,500 from William G. Axt, | former Indianapolis business man, shortly before his death. The James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association and the Indianapolis Foundation were named in Mr. Axt’s will, but less than two months before his death he paid $201,500 for policies. The Sun Life Co. yesterday returned $192,000 to the estate, $50,000 of which becomes a Riley Associa- | tion trust fund. The Indianapolis | Foundation is to receive the residue | of the estate upon the death of relatives. | Mrs. Mamie Mendell, Mr. Axt's| niece, is to receive $3600 a vear under the settlement and her husband, | William Mendell, $2400. They will | also be given $20,000. |

M'REYNOLDS BILL ON WAR BEFORE HOUSE |

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Eo United Press { WASHINGTON, March 12.—The | McReynolds Neutrality Bill came | before the House today in the midst | of mounting controversy over how | to keep America out of war. | The measure, delegating the | President broader discretion than | does the Pittman bill already passed | by the Senate, faced attempts to | amend it from three factions. They | were: 1. Liberal - Progressives who pianned a fight against giving the | Chief Executive discretionary powers | over sales of war materials to belligerents. 2. Republicans who opposed the | “broad aims” of the legislation. | 3. A few Democrats who advanced | restricting amendments. |

ALUMNI CLUB TO MEET The Phi Kappi Psi Alumni Asso- | ciation is to hold a dinner meeting | at 6:30 p. m. Monday in the Athe- | naeum. Officers recently elected include John Burkhart, president; | Thomas McMahon, vice president, and Vernon Clark, secretary.

Mrs. Helen K. Harper, 33-year-old mother of New York City, has been an elusive quarry for detectives who traced her to Palm Springs, Cal, where the trail vanished. Under indictment in the embezzlement of funds from a lumber firm, she is alleged to have obtained $40.000 by issuing excessive checks for payment of company bills,

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not interfere unless the strikes continued and the “public interest” be-

came involved. Then, he added, “appropriate measures will have to be taken and that I am prepared | to do.”

Injunction Issued In Alexandria Strike

ANDERSON, Ind, March 12.— Judge Charles E. Smith of Madison

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Circuit Court today issued a tem- | temporary dismissal of 1093 em- | Workers’ Union, an affiliate of John

norary injunction to oust 100 sitdown strikers, mostly women, from the Aladdin Industries lamp plant at Alexandria. The injunction replaces a temporary restraining order strikers have defied since March 5. “Workers automatically threw themselves out of employment when they quit work. Therefore they now are guilty of trespass and are in unlawful possession of the plant,” Judge Smith ruled. Victor Reuther, union organizer, said: “The strike will continue, regardless of whether the strikers are incide or outside the plant.”

Auto Strikes Close Three Indiana Plants

By United Press MUNCIE, Ind, March 12. —Lack of orders today had forced closing of Plants 2 and 3 of the Warner Gear Factory, Chrysler subsidiary.

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By United Press FRANKLIN, Ind, March 12 —| Work in several departments of the Noblitt Sparks Industries today had been halted because of strikes in the automobile plants at Detroit. Company officials said the men would be shifted to maintenance and repair work until the Detroit strikes are settled. Normally the firm employs about 300 men.

Strike Is Settled At Douglas Plant

By United Press SANTA MONICA, Cal, March 12. —A strike was ended today at the Douglas Aircraft Corporation, largest airplane factory in the world, where two weeks ago 350 sitdown strikers were forcibly evicted and hauled to jail. President Donald Douglas came to terms last night with the aircraft division of the United Automobile

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L. Lewis’ Committee for Industrial Organization. Recognition of’ the union was a chief issue.

Green Orders A. F. of L. To Intensify Drive

By United Press WASHINGTON, March 12.-—-Wil-liam Green, American Federation of Labor president, has personally issued orders to all federation organizers to intensify their unionization drive and to oust members of the Committee for Industrial Organization from state and central federation units, it was learned today. Mr. Green's most recent order, it was learned, followed closely his letter to state and city federation officers granting them permission to expel C. I. O. locals and launching of membership drives in competi tion with tHe C. I. O. It was regarded as a virtual declaration of war against the insurgent group headed by John L. Lewis. Mr.

Green returned to Washington from Chicago today to take personal charge of the battle.

Congress Withholds Labor Legislation

By United Press WASHINGTON, March 12.—-Word circulated to Administration Congressional leaders to withhold action on almost all important labor legislation until President Roosevelt definitely reveals his views on attacking wages, hours and child labor problems. This was revealed after several prominent Congressmen conferred with Mr. Roosevelt shortly before he left for a two-week vacation at Warm Springs, Ga. It came less than 12 hours after the House passed and sent to the Senate the Guffey-Vinson bill reg-

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Agree to Parleys In Taxi Dispute

Dy United Press CHICAGO, March 12.—Federal conciliators brought taxicab strike ers and their employers together today for arbitration of the weeke old dispute in which nearly 100 men have been arrested, almost a dozen cabs stoned or turned over, and cab transportation reduced to scarcity, John E. O'Connor, Department of Labor conciliator, announced of= ficials of Yellow and Checker Cab Companies agreed to an arbitration meeting with strikers. The strikers, | who demand higher commissions, previously announced they were willing to meet the employers. Mr, O'Connor planned the first confere ence today.

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