Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1938 — Page 13

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| MACHINEGONS | DAUNT PICKETS

AT SIOUX CITY

THE LABOR SITUATION

SIOUX CITY—200 work in strikebound packing plant. SAN FRANCISCO—Warehouse-

men and union to vote on settlement.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Oct. 20 (U.P.).} —The Swift & Co. packing company continued partial operations today under protection of steel-helmeted National Guardsmen equipped with machine guns, tear gas and other

modern implements of war.

The troops took control of the area surrounding the plant last night under orders of Governor They cleared the streets of a milling throng of strikers and sympathizers, . set up two machine guns on the roof and two others in

Kraschel.

positions commanding the main entrance.

The strikers withdrew without demonstration, other than a few They are mem-

Jeers and catecalls. bers of the Packinghouse Workers’ Union, C. I. O. affiliate.

“mittee. plaint. Governor Kraschel emphasized that the area was not under martial law and said his sole purpose was to allow Swift employees desiring to return to work to do so. A company spokesman said about 200 employees were in the plant today. They worked yesterday and will continue to do so today, he said. Approximately 100 of the workers have lived in the plant since the strike started. The others have entered since Tuesday.

San Francisco Strike Mediated

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20 (U. P.).—Paul C. Smith, newspaper executive, called in as outside mediator, early today said that C. I. O. -warehousemen and warehouse operators had reached “full accord on alk points” in a dispute which has tied up more than 130 warehouses here and in Oakland for four months. Terms of the settlement were not announced but Mr. Smith said it would be submitted to membership vote of the San Francisco Distributors’ Association and the Warehousemen’s Union with the recommendation of negotiators on both sides that it be accepted. “If the agreement is ratified it is probable that the work can be re-

sumed in the warehouses by next Monday,” Mr. Smith said.

LINDBERGH GIVEN NAZI DECORATION

BERLIN, Oct. 20 (U. P.).—Col. Charles A. Lindbergh started a brief tour of provincial aircraft centers| today. Col. Lindbergh and Maj. Arthur Vanaman left last night for Augsberg, to visit the Messerschmidt airplane factory today. There was no clue as the reason for the award to Col. Lindbergh yesterday of the Distinguished Service Cross of the German Eagle, the only Nazi Government decoration given to foreigners. Henry| Ford received one recently.

BURNS FATAL TO DANVILLE WOMAN

Kerosene explosion burns today had caused the death of Miss Mildred Irene Wall, 23, of Danville, Ind. Miss Wall died yesterday in St. Vincent’s Hospital from burns she received several hours earlier while attempting to light a kitchen stove at her home, Deputy Coroner Frank Ramsey said. Mrs. Anna Wall, mother of the victim, told Di. Ramsey she smothered the flames but not before the girl had been burned on the head, neck and arms.

PASTOR RETIREMENT PROPOSAL ADOPTED

They started their strike Sept. 29 because, they charged, the company refused to meet with their grievance comThat is their only com-

CIRCLING

John E, Messick, local attorney; discussed “The Relation of a Surety Corporation to the Law Practice” at a luncheon today of the Indiana Law School Chapter of Delta Theta Phi fraternity. Mr. Messick’s talk was the second in a series given by Indianapolis businessmen before organizations at the Law School.

Six Indianapolis residents attended the Farm Equipment, Institute convention this week at French Lick Springs Hotel, French Lick. They are Mr. and Mrs. F. L, Warner, 5355 N. Delaware St.; J.’ A. Brookbank, 3607 Washington Blvd:; M. S. McNary, 1801 English Ave.; S. R. Sayles, ¥845 Kessler Blvd., and W. E. Barrell, 5257 Pleasant Run Parkway.

Walter Montgomery, Thomas Selmier and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Shaneberger were among the approximately 2000 delegates attending the 55th annual convention of the American Institute of Laundering in St. Louis this week.

An indoor circus will feature a program to be sponsored by the Maj. Harold C. Mcgrew Camp 1, United Spanish War Veterans, at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Ft.'Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St.

Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will speak on “The World At Our Feet,” before Optimist Club members at a luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Columbia Club.

Archie McCabe, director of edu-

cation in the State Fire Marshal's office, will show fire prevention moving pictures at a meeting of the Ex<

THE CITY

chats: Club tomorrow noon at the Hotel Washington.

-An auction and contract bridge party will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday, Oct. 23, at the Hoosier Athletic Club, William McFeely, general chairman of the affair, announced today. Proceeds will be used to promote teams to represent the club at the American Bowling Congress to be held next year in Cleveland, O.

Plans for a regional school and style show to be held in Indianapolis next spring were announced today by the local chapter of the Florists Telegraph Delivery ' Association International. Invitations have been extended to florists from Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky and Missour. The local group met last night at the Indiana Flower Growers, Inc, 309 N. Capitol Ave.

Persons wishing to qualify as certified public accountants can take an examination to be held in the House of Representatives Chamber at the Statehouse Nov. 17 and 18, it was announced today. William P. Cosgrove, State Accounts Board examiner, is president of the Board of Certified Public Accountants which conducts the examinations.

New officers for the W. Washington M. E. Church Men's Bible Class will be elected at a stag party tomorrow night at the home of J. Stephen Mullen, Rockville Road.

KING LEOPOLD IN LONDON DOVER, England, Oct. 20 (U. P,). —King Leopold of the Belgians and his sister, Crown Princess Marie Jose of Italy, arrived today for a private visit to London.

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teffective as late as three weeks after

MAD DOG VICTIM T0 GET SERUM

Parents of Second Child |

Relent on Opposition, ‘Neighbors Say. MENLO PARK, Cal, Oct, 20 U.

P.).—The parents of one of two children feared by health authorities to

have been infected with rabies by a minds

mad dog decided today to permit her to take the Pasteur tregtment. The parents of the other child were reported by neighbors to be yielding to the. persuasion of friends and medical authorities. The children came in contact with the mad dog last Thursday—eight days ago. Hydrophobia usually develops in humans six weeks to three months after infection. The Pasteur treatment—a series of innoculations of’ graduated doses of weakened hyprophobia virus—is always effective when given at once, and has been

infection. Tillman Hunnel, father of Ruth}

.| His parents,. ; Stentiford,

Hunnel, 14, announced that she would begin the treatment today. “I am tired of all this hullabaloo,” he said. “That is the only reason for beginning treatments.” Ruth’s ankle was scratched. Her father doubted that she had been infected. The other ‘child was. Robert Stentiford who was bitten on. the hand. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas felt that because the wound had been cauterized immediately there was no possibility of infection. Dr. R. J. Gerlough, City Health Officer, told them that the danger still existed and neighbors said the parents were changing their

enrroTY ; CHAIN STORE LAW

CHICAGO, Oct. 20 (U. P.).—Rep. Wright Patman (D. Tex.) predicted

list night that a law to restrict chain

stores ‘will, become éffective before the end of the next session of Congress. He spoke at the National Conference of Business Paper Editors.

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