Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1938 — Page 28

DRDERED TO END 2 F.L CONTRACT

Rung Adks Firm Firm to Rehire . 16 Men, Members of C. I. 0. Group.

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The Monticello Manufacturing o. of Elwood has been ordered to make ineffective a contract with fhe Federal Labor Union 25178, an A. F. of L. affiliate, Robert H. Cowan National Labor Relations 0 regional director, said today. & The company also has been asked “rehire 16 men who were disgharged when the contract went into Effect and to give them back pay. Trial Examiner Herbert Wenzel, TH issued the recommendations, Pear the case July 20 at Elwood.

16 Fired, Claim

¥ 4 1 Bvidence disclosed at the hearg, according to Mr. Wenzel; Showed that the company had ed a closed shop agreement th the A. F. of L. affiliate and pad then discharged 16 men who! Pelonged to a C. I. O. union. + It was also stated at the hear-

ing that the Federal Union con-|

tract had been obtained by support of supervisory officials of the gompany. % Also recommended was the disbanding of the Association of Metal nd Wire Workers Union, an indendent organization.

NLRB PLEA DENIED "IN WEIRTON CASE

Trial Examiner Refuses to Reconsider Ruling.

: PITTSBURGH, Nov. 10 (U. P.)— James C. Batten, National Labor Relations Board trial examiner, to@ay had refused to reconsider his ruling which struck large blocks of testimony in the 15-month-old Weirton Steel Co. case and cleared the

way for action on the company’s request for dismissal of the dis¢rimination charges of 49 of 132 complaining workers. . Isadore Polier, attorney for the NLRB, presented a 42-page motion to Examiner Batten in which he contended the order was ambiguous and should be withdrawn. “The order is final,” Mr. Batten fold Mr. Polier, “except I will attempt to clarify it from time to time. But I will not reconsider ny order as a whole.” “The ruling in question struck from the 32,000-page record all testi- . many in regard to political cam‘paigns; all testimony in regard to & strike at the Weirton, W. Va, plant in 1933 except where directly gonnected with the- discharge of a worker; testimony as to discrders which occurred on the company's property unless an agent of the company was involved, and statements as to arrest or indictment of employees intended to impeach testimony of a witness. The order was handed down in Washington last Oct. 29.

LAW CLUB TO MEET

The November meeting of the ongau Parliamentary Law Club will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. John Downing Johnson, 2060 N. Alabama St.

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John A. Kendall, Prosecuting Attorney of Hendricks County, will be principal speaker at the monthly meeting of the Woman’s Republican Club of Indianapolis Nov. 17 at the Columbia Club. Mrs. John Atherton will be chairman of hostesses and will be assisted by the following: Miss Mable Badorf, Miss Mamie Bass, Mrs. Charles D. Babcock, Mrs. Perry Hahn, Mrs. W. T. Hoag, Miss Carrie Hoag, Mrs. E. J. Hecker, Mrs. Edna E. Pauley, Mrs. Ralph Kennington, Miss Jane Lamb, Mrs. Otto Klauss, Mrs. Martha Saulcy, Mrs. Ed Ferger, Mrs. Nicholas M. Harrison, Mrs. Ed Ferger, Mrs. Frank L. Boles, Mrs. M. B. McDonald, Mrs. M. J. Spencer and Mrs. Dirk Kolfer of Bridgeport. Mrs. Harry K. Green is in charge of reservations.

Lisle Tinsman will have charge of a new class to study Parliamentary Procedure under the sponsorship of the Y. M. C. A. Toastmaster Club Mrs. John Downing Johnson will instruct the six-week course which will hold its first weekly meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight. The class will follow the regular weekly meeting of the Toastmaster Club in charge of Edward Humston. Speakers at the Toastmaster Club tonight will be W. H. Kortepster, Fred Lamb, | Walter Mercer, Lebert Riggle and 'H. Wenger Sr.

| Lieut. Col. J. H. Davidson, execu- | tive officer of Ft. Harrison, will discuss military preparedness at an { Armistice Day luncheon meeting of the Exchange Club to be held tomorrow in Hotel Washington. Noah Anglin will have charge of the meeting.

The need of ample school tax levies had been stressed today hy Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge. vice president of the School Board. Mrs. Ridge. who spoke yesterday before the Apartment Owners Association of Indianapolis at the Washington Hotel, criticised groups who seek to reduce the school levy without “first studying the school budget.”

Upturn in loans for home purchase and construction is being noted, according to J. W. Follin, chief of the Federal Home Service Building Plan, who spoke yesterday at a meeting of the Marion County division of the Building and Loan League of Indiana at the Athenaeum.

E. O. Snethen, chairman of the Utilities Committee of the Indian-' apolis Federation of Community | Civic Clubs, will speak on the pro-! posed purchase of the Indianapolis | Water Co. by the City at a meeting of the group at 8 p. m. tomorrow, in the Washington Hotel. |

The sales force of the Ward-Stil- | son Co., 912 Majestic Building, will hear a talk on salesmanship at 2] p. m. tomorrow by Attorney Frank L. Martino. The sales meeting will | be in charge of L. E. Trotter, sales!

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David Smith is the newly elected president of the Shortridge Senior Class. He is an honor student and a varsity football player.

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the expired terms of three directors. The retiring directors are Thomas E. Grinslade, Z. B. Hunt and Raymond A. Franke, Nominating committee members include Mr. Grinslade, Mr. Hunt, Richard H. Nachand, John W. Robbins, Firman C. Sims and Albert H. Wurster. The committee will select

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MERRY 5 REFUSED DIVORGE REHEARING

Same Judges Spurn Plea of Madcap Heiress. CHICAGO, Nov. 10 (U. P.).—The

third division of the Illinois Apellate Court today had denied the

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petition . of tonr tives wed Merry Fahrney, madcap patent medicine heiress, for a rehearing of the court’s recent decision voiding her divorce from her third husband, Baron Arturo Berlingieri of Italy.

Circuit Judge John Prystalski had granted Merry the divorce last February on grounds of cruelty. The baron appealed and on Oct. 29 the appellate court, in a scathing opinion denouncing “divorce mills,” nullified the divorce. While the appeal still was pending, Merry eloped to Elkton, Md, Sept. 2 and married Count Cassini,

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