Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1937 — Page 19

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| FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937 . ‘ U.S. Agency Hires Marshals To Arrest Labor Agitators

Times Special : WASHINGTON, May 7—A Government corporation has been employing U. S. Deputy Marshals to arrést labor “agitators,” annual report of the Inland Waterways Corp. disclosed today. Maj. Gen. T. Q. Ashburn, chairman of the Board, said the marshals arrested 14 agitators and had them sentenced to jail, “after which Peace was restored.” This was in Cairo, Ill. The’ Corporation also “had to pay police, when off their regular hours,” during a longshoremen's strike in New Orleans “to protect our men in the peaceful pursuit of their® vocation, and they gratefully re-

| mained loyal to the corporation, { . the report said.

» | resorted to.” It was at this point that he hired the marshals.

| poration raised all wages to a point where the 15 per cent cut left the workers getting just the same as before. This was done on the advice of the Attorney General. When Congress repealed the pay cut, says: “When these new rates of pay became effective, of course the 15 per cent was deducted under the law.

Under the agitation of real and pseudo labor leaders, including Communists, many of our employees were led to believe that we were depriving them of funds which they had earned, and when the 15 per cent deduction was abolished, and they found themselves actually receiving the same amount as before

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sisting and, insofar as is possible, unsinkable,” Senator Copeland, chtnmiites chairman, said research work done by the technical committee of which Capt. Joyce is a member had attracted such attention that an architect working on the sister ship to the Queen Mary had - “begged” for an advance copy of the group's report. “If we look at any of the latest ships. like the Queen Mary, they

bulkheads, and inside of those places they are filled with structure made of the most combustible material,” Capt. Joyce said. “While that wood is protected by sprinklers and by the alarms and

HAY FEVER VICTIMS

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By United Press : RICHMOND, Ind, May 7.—All the ragweed will have to be chopped

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Park here by June 13. Hay fever sufferers from Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Kentucky and Ohio will meet here then in annual convention of the Central States Association. Victims, their families and friends are invited to attend the basket dinner at which Ed Gusweiller, Cincinnati, O., national president, is to speak.

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The Cairo disturbance, Gen. | Ashburn said, was caused by “labor agitators” who “invaded” the city, “attempting to dictate who should or should not work, carrying on to such an extent that violence was

i the 15 per cent deduction was abolished, the temporary increases having been abolished at the same time, they appealed .to their leaders—one whom is undoubtedly a colored Communist—for advice.”

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