Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1937 — Page 7
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Sept. 14}
(U. P.)—Members of the district
wage scale committee of the United Mine Workers Union met around a
conference table today to discuss |:
disagreement in negotiations for a new contract. The scale committee, called into session this morning by Frank Barnhart, District No. 11's president, will make recommendations to the international executive board at Washington. If is possible the memorandum will include a request for authorization of a strike of 13,000 miners throughout the Indiana coal fields. Mr. Barnhart said today he is trying to contact John L. Lewis, international U. M. W. president, at Washington to discuss the situaon. Under provisions of the mine union regulations, negotiations for a new contract have been carried on thus far by subcommittees representing the union and the Indiana Coal Operators Association. Any action’ taken by the subcommittee must be reported to the scale committee for approval. Chief issue which has deadlocked the union and operators over a period of five months has been the Settiand for a $6 basic daily wage
Strike Is Remote] Say Says High Union Official
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 (U. P.). —United Mine Workers of America
officials said today that. they ex- |B . pected an early settlement of me-
gotiations with the Indiana Coal
Operators Association. Posibility of | — a strike is remote, they said. ~The miners have been working |} without a contract while negotia- || tions proceeded with the operators || representatives. These negotiations |}
recently became deadlocked and were broken off, but it was believed that, as soon as President John L. Lewis returns to Washington, the opposing representatives will be called into conference.
Hutson Believes
Settlement Is Near
Thomas Hutson, State Labor Commissioner,
not been called into Haute miners’ dispute officially. “However, I believe an adjustment will be made ve shortly without a strike,” he said. |
F. D. R’S COURT AIM WON, GOVERNOR SAYS
Governor Townsend powisend sald today he ||
believed President Roosevelt | “has
achieved his objectives in his Su- |; preme Court fight, although he lost | §
the battle for passage of his Cours Reorganization Bill.”
“Apparently public opinion now | feels that the desired effects of the ||
President’s plan have been accomplished,” the Governor said. He ex-
. 14, 1937
today aid | that : Labor Division representatives have | e [Terre |§
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George W. Campbell (above), Cincinnati song leader, will ap-
pear here during the next two .
weeks in behalf of the ¥Y. M. C. A. membership campaign. He will sing at luncheons of the Kiwanis Club Wednesday and the Exchange Club Friday in addition to leading community singing for college and church groups this week. Mr. Campbell is chairman of the music committee of the Kiwanis International.
TRUSTEES TO CONFER ON CANNING PROJECT
Township trustees from districts where WPA canning projects are located are to meet here Thursday to outline plans for handling large quantities of apples allocated to the State by the Federal Surplus Commodities Corp. in Washington. They are to represent Vincennes, Terre Haute, Ft. Wayne, Kokomo, Anderson, Richmond, Cayuga, Sullivan, Hammond and Rochester.
WASHINGTON and DELAWARE STS.
ANCIENT RITES OF YOM KIPPUR T0 BE OBSERVED
. Local Jewish Congregations
To Join in Observance Tonight.
Indianapolis Jews are to join in the international observance of Yom Kippur, “The Day of Atonement,” tomorrow with fasting, prayer and services. Indianapolis Hebrew Temple services were to start at 7 tonight and continue at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow. Children’s services are to be held at noon and a memorial service from 3:30 p. m. until sundown. At Beth-El Zedek services were scheduled for 5:30 p. m. today and at 6:30 a. m. tomorrow with a children’s service at 2:30 p. m. In the United Hebrew synagogue, services were to open at 7 p. m. tonight and tomorrow from 7 a. m. until sundown. Services®in Shaare Tefillah are to be at 6 tonight and from 7 a. m. until nightfall tomorrow. Kneseth Isreal services are to be at 5:30 tonight and tomorrow from 7 a. m. until dark. Yom Kippur services start with singing of an ancient melody, “Kol Nidre,” and conclude the ten days of penitence which began last week with the observance of the Jewish New Year. While Yom Kippur, “The Sabbath of Sabbaths” is associated with no historical event, remnants of the old temple ritual still are found in modern observances. Services close with “Ne‘ilah,” or “the closing of the gates,” which refers to closing the Temple gates.
Times Photo.
Donald Lodge (above), will show minature plane fans a new stunt Sunday at the gasoline-powered model plane contest to be held at the lot adjacent to U. S. 52 and 38th St. He has his little creation rigged so that a small doll will be thrown from the ship while in the air, and float to the ground with a parachute.
PAY RISES SEEN AS HELPING U. S. LABOR
Commerce ‘Bureau Reports Show Higher Incomes.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 (U. P.). —Reports to the Commerce Department indicated today that labor will get a greater share of national income this year than last. One reason was the large number of increases granted during the first half of the year. National ears this year, accord-
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FILES TAX APPEAL WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 (U. P.). —C. O. Griffin, Ft. Wayne, Ind, today asked the Board of Tax Appealls for reconsideration of an inSole tax deficiency of $30,373 for 933
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LUDLOW JOINS WAR PROTEST
Neutrality Act Application ~Asked by Senators and Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 (UP. Yom Telegrams from 10 senators and representatives today called for 3p. plication of the Neutrality Act to the Far Eastern warfare.
peace organizations which have reDe div urged President Roosevelt to declare a state of war exists between China and Japan and invoke the act. The telegrams said it was Congress’ intent that a formal declaration of war by belligerents was not necessary for application of the act. - 4 Louis Ludlow, Democrat, of Indianapolis, joined in the protest.
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Your 1937 Football Schedule Is Ready!
Our Service Bureau at Washington has ready for you now the new 1937 Football Schedule and Fact Bulletin, listing all the principal college football games in the United States from the opening of the season, Sept. 18, to its close, Jan. 1, 1938, The Bulletin contains also interesting infor mation on-the Tournament of Roses Football Classic; other intersectional games; zll-time football records; the lineup of the “All-America” teams from 1924 through 1936; and the nicknames of all the prominent college elevens. Sema the coupon below for your copy.
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