Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1939 — Page 30

orw. JUDGE TO HEAR FOOD PACKERS’ VIEWS MONDAY

Stokely, Van Camp Seek Permanent Writ Against | Labor Union.

A hearing on the Stokely Bros. | & ‘Co. and Van Camp, Tne, suit)

seeking a permanent junction |

against the International Chauf-| fears, Teamsters, Stablemen and Helpers Union, Local No. 185, is to be held before Superior Court Judge Herbert Wilson at 2 p.m. Monday. The suit seeks an order to permanently enjoin the Union from alleged labor activities which the suit charged “unlawfully interfere” in the food packers’ ‘business operation.” Judge Wilson granted a tem- | porary restraining order when the suit was filed yesterday. The suit charges also that Union members, who went out on a strike at the Stokely plant and offices March &, were “restraining interstate commerce.” The suit charged a “blockade” had been established | around one of its plants by strikers. Emmett Williams, president of vhe | local and a defendant in the suit, declined to comment today. | The uit was accompanied by, photographs which plaintiffs claimed showed pickets in front of the sales office, 941 N. Meridian, The suit states that the signs car- | vied by the pickets were “untrue and libelous” and that there never had | been a “comiplaint issued” againsi the food packing company “by the National Labor Board to result any strike.”

nV. F. W. Ra

Will H. Evans of Vincennes is among candidates for election as department commander at the state encampment of Veterans of Poreigh Wars at Evansville this week, He was commissioned as a captain after service as an enlisted ‘man. He has held numerous offices in the Vincennes Post, V. of F. W., and now is a member of the state council of admine

istration from the 10th District, |i

TABERNACLE CAMP TO OPEN ON MONDAY

The first two weeks’ period of camping at the Tabernacle Presbyterian ‘Church Crosley Camp at Lake

Tippecanoe near Leesburg will open |

Monday. About 150 boys are expected at the 12th annual season at the camp.

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TO DEAD ON SUNDAY

Tribute to deceased members of

the Knights of Pythias Lodges and Pythian Sister Temples of Indian. apolis will be paid at & ceremony at the World War Memorial at 2 p. 'm, Sunday. Mrs, ‘Georgia Grant will preside over the ritualistic services by ‘the Pythian Sisters and Maj. Napoleon Boudreau, presiding chancellor commander, will be assisted by offi. cers to be selected from lodges ih the city in exemplification of the services of the Knights of Pythias. The Rev, Bawin Tomlinson, Plain. field Christian ‘Church ‘pastor, Will be the principal speaker,

Vacation Borrow at the Morms

James B, Martin, director of young | in people's activities at the church, is |.

camp director.

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SERVICE READ FOR MARTHA W. FRITZ

Funeral services for Miss Martha M. Fritz of 2026 Riuckle St. were held At © A. ‘mh. today at the J. ©. Wilson Funeral Home. Bunial Was to be At Brookville. Miss Fritz died | at her home ‘Wednesday. She | was 50, : ~ She was born at Brookville, but had lived here 20 years, She had | been employed at the Holcomd & | Hoke Manufacturing Oo. and at the Real Silk Hostery Mills, Tne, She was & member of the Third Christian Church and the Washington Study Club. Survivors are six sisters, Mis. T. L. Smith, Mrs. H. B. Bryant, Mis. W. ¥. Schreiber and Mrs, John | Gill, all of Indianapolis, Mrs, John Weiss of Rushville and Mrs, Aug- | ust Baitheer of Brookville,

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JAP GAVES PEACE CASH

NEW YORK, June 16 (U, P= The New York Times today an hounced receipt of $27.25 (100 yen) donated by Kenji Kobayashi ‘of Nifghtaken, Japan, to the cause of | world peace. Kobayashi satd he had saved the money and asked that ft De forwarded to World Peaceways, The.

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