Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1937 — Page 17

¢ FRIDAY, SEPT. 24,1937

School 72 Pupils an

THE INDIANAPO Gardening

"WHEN YOUTHS TAKE ADVICE FROM THEIR

Pupils don’t always have to stick to their books at School No. 72, Troy and Carson Aves., be-

cause one of the main activities is gardening. Baker and Wilma Kissel (left to right) point with pride to the fruits of their summer labors.

SUE GUILD FOR $200,000 LIBEL

Union Says Rival Guilty of False Charge on Origin | Of Group.

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 24 (U. P.).— A battle between two groups of motion picture screen writers over collective bargaining rights today developed into a $200,000 libel suit. The Screen Playwrights, Inc., sued the Screen Writers Guild of the Author’s League of America. Basis for the suit was the alleged publication” of a letter in which it was charged the playwrights’ organization was formed “by the producers and a small group of writers for the express: purpose of wrecking the Screen Writers’ Guild with tactics of a typical company union.” The letter was signed Philip Dunne, who is one of the defendants, and was addressed to P. G. Wodehouse, British writer, according to the complaint. ? The complaint named as defendants such well known writers as Dudley Nichols, Charles Hackett, Frances Goodrich, John Grey, Sheridan Gibney, Albert Hackett, Dashiel Hamett, Lillian Hellman, Bryan Marlow, Edwin Justus Mayer, Jane Murphin, Dorothy. Parker, Savson Raphaelson, Morris Ryskind and Donald Ogden Stewart.

Labor Board

Delays Ford Case

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (U. PJ). .—The National Labor Relations Board has been forced to delay adjudication of union complaints that the Ford Motor Co. is allegedly violating the Wagner Labor Act, it was learned today. No representative of the board has yet béen assigned to review the case, preparatory to the writing of a decision, it was disclosed. Labor board officials, admitting the case was still in the status of July 30, said the Board’s personnel |

has been too busy to tackle the complex Ford case.

Admits Lying in Weirton Hearing STEUBENVILLE, O., Sept. 24 (U. P.). — Milan Ralich, 23, former Weirton Steel Co. employee, admitted today he “lied” when he told a Labor Board hearing he knew twe men who filled their automobiles with Weirton company gasoline to carry voters to a congressional election. : Ralich, who said he was told to “get out of the Weirton mill” the day after he appeared in a CIO parade through Weirton this spring, admitted under questioning: “Sure I lied. I know only one man, a man by the name of Borich, who talked to me and said ‘I got a full tank of gasoline and I only made two trips.’” This was in regard to testimony that Weirton company gasoline allegedly was put in cars used to carry voters to the polls.

REV. B. G. FIELDS BEGINS BAPTIST POST

Times Special FULTON, Sept. 24—The Rev. B. G. Fields, Rochester, today assumed his duties as moderator of the Logansport Baptist Association. The Rev. J. E. Yarian, Perrysburg, was chosen vice-moderator, and Mrs. Roger William, Denver, clerktreasurer. Royal Center was selected as the site for next year’s meeting. The session closed here yesterday.

PENNSY PROJECT APPROVED Times Special WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (U. P). —The board of Army engineers today approved the application of the Pennsylvania Railroad for permission to construct a dock and sea wall and a new channel in connection with its docking facilities at Sandusky, O.

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PASTOR TO ADDRESS STUDENTS AT BUTLER

Dr. P. H. Welshimer, First Christian Church pastor at Canton, O,, was to address the 10th annual Butler University College of Religion convocation in Arthur Jordan Hall today. : Dr. W. F. Rothenburger of Third Christian Church, Dr. W.-A. Shullenberger of Central Christian Church and Dr. S. Grundy Fisher of University Park Christian Church. Le The Rev. Mr. Welshimer spoke last night at Third Christian Church, emphasizing the importance of religious education.

MRS. LANCE MANTLE TO DIRECT WOMEN

Mrs. Lance Mantle is new president of the Indianapolis Presbyterial, representing the women of all city Presbyterian churches. Other officers elected are Mrs. D. T. Weir, first vice president; Mrs. William Lewis, second vice president; Mrs. E. D. Farmer, third vice president, and Mrs. Paul A. Heitz, secretary-treasurer. -

MILK PRICE RAISED The State Milk Control Board has advanced the price of retail milk in Vandenburgh County from 11 to 12 cents a quart and the price of butterfat to producers from 59 to 60 cents a pound. Producers said production costs had increased and dealers said labor costs were

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