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Labor Parley Credited To A. F. L. Minority, C. I. O. Internal Strife

Pressure Group Active in Federation

Ranks: Lewis Also Plagued by Threats of Fear Steel Revolt.

Trade Unity

Secession ;

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 (U. P.

in the American Federation of Labor for trade union unity and com-

mittee for Industrial Organization

).—Pressure from minority groups

internal differences were reported

today to be largely responsible for convocation of the joint peace con-

ference scheduled for next Monday.

C. I. O. Chairman John L. Lewis, ®

from within the C. I. O.

avoid being placed on an unfair competitive basis with “little steel.”

exists within the auto union with | the present leadership. Opposition | | to President Homer Martin has de- |

: | here yesterday. Automobiles — Dissatisfaction

6 SENTENGED ON GAMING COUNTS

Fines Totalling alling $449 Also Imposed by Lebanon Judge Here.

Six persons indicted on gaming charges following a “gambling | cleanup” initiated by Criminal Court | Judge Frank P. Baker, were free to- | (day on suspended 10-day jail sen-

| tences.

| Fines totaling $449.20 also were | {

[imposed by Special Judge John W. Hornaday, Lebanon, at their trial | All fines were paid by Leroy Don} [ nelly, one of the indicted men. Oth- | | er defendants fined were Charles | Custer, Charles Shine, Pete Minardo,

In the A. F. of L. a powerful group | veloped over his discharge of many | Benjamin Figler and Morris Saf- |

of leaders in the miscellaneous and railroad trades are making a secret effort to bring about peace with the C. I. O. rebels, it was learned. This | move has been accelerated by a feeling among both groups that labor’ s | “civil war” is detrimental to many | workers, and that the public and | Government are disturbed over its | ramifications. Two of the three A. F. of L. leaders who meet a C. I. O. peace committee of 10 Monday were believed to represent the unity group. They | are George Harrison and Matthew | Woll. The third, G. M. Bugniazet, | was believed to be adamant in op- | position.

Pessimistic Over Success

Although there still is considerable | pessimism about the success of the | conference. both sides agree it is a “step forward” since both will be represented at the same council ta- | for the first time in two years, Mr Lew is hopes that the confer- | ence will at least place the disputed issues clearly before the public. For | that reason he plans to request that the press be admitted to the meeting. From an impartial source close to | both sides of the A. F. of L.-C. I. O. | controversy, it was learned that the | internal difficulties of the C. I. O. | center in four important sectors— | steel, automobiles, coal and textiles. | The C. I. O. situation was sumarized by the impartial source as |

ble

is brewing in the Lewis formed mem- |

St pel—

A revolt steel union which Mr. and for which he claims a bership of 350.000 A convention under the auspices of the Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee has been called for November in Pittsburgh. Its purpose will be to establish a new union to replace the old Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel & Tin Work- | ers which the S. W. O. C. took over. | Old leaders of the Amalgamated are | vigorously opposed to the plan and | have engaged attorneys to fight it.

S. W. 0. C. Fears Trouble

The W. O. C. fears trouble contract demands. All steel contracts expire next | The workers want more

S over new C.1.0O March.

| though Mr. Lewis promised “we will | take care of Henry Ford by Christ

| ments to unionize other

union officers.

The General Motors-United Automobile Workers negotiations for a new contract were reported dead|locked. Although they began in August, it was said that General Motors refuses to grant wage in- | creases. The Chrysler contract obtained | by the union expires in the spring. | It is now reported that the management will oppose any increase in existing wage scales.

Ford Drive Slows Up

The organizing drive | plants showed

in Ford little progress al-

mas.”

| frin. Baker's private office. Prosecutor another trial was in progress in the

Judge Hornaday came down to Indianapolis at much inconvenience,

| we held the hearing in Judge Ba- |

ker's office.”

Prosecutor Spencer

opposition by

enacted. Jurisdictional fights be-

clothing unions have developed, reminiscent of similar among the A. F. of L. crafts,

Coal—Anthracite miners are grum- | bling about paying special assessindustries | where receiving more

men are

| money than the pit-workers them- |

selves. Such feelings however must | | be balanced against Mr. Lewis’ per { sonal ) | United Mine Workers. No such | thoughts are said to be prevalent | | among soft coal miners. |

Textiles—The C. I. O. textile drive | | has slowed down because of sharp | money and rumors persist that “big |

| steel” will fight these demands to |

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