Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1939 — Page 26

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Oklahoma Bishop First on Program for Catholic Alumnae Group.

The first lecture in the fifth annual Catholic Forum sponsored by the Indiana chapter of the International Feaevation of Catholic! Alumnae will be given Nov. 19. The first speaker will be the Most Rev. Francis Kelly, bishop of Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Okla. Miss Helen Carroll, chairman, announced after a meeting of the ticket committee last night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The series wiil close with a lecture by Dr. James Gillis, of New York, Catholic World editor, in April, she said. . The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry F. Dugan, chancellor of the Diocese of Indianapolis. is director of the forum, which will be conducted at the Knights of Columbus Auditorium.

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i out the customary : accompany such battles, organized \ [labor has won its six-year struggle to stop Government employment ~ |agencies from

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State Offices Ordered to Quit Referring Workers To Sites of Disputes.

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acting as “strikebreakers.” Quietly the U. S. Employment Service has ordered its allied state employment agencies to cease referring job applicants to companies | where a strike or lockout exists— {unless there is a state law to the contrary. The new regulation is the result {of long pressure from many types lof unions in many parts of the |eountry, including state federations lof labor. Recently the most vigor{ous protests against the alleged |strike-breaking use of public employment agencies have come from C. I. O. textile unions, A. F. of L. building trades and agriculture workers of the Pacific Coast.

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Under the old regulation an applicant was referred to a struck job, but was required to acknowljedge in writing that he had been informed of the existing labor dispute. This was in line with the; Federal law of 1933. Although the old rule nominally left the issue to the conscience of

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{came to act as strike-breakers who | would not otherwise have done so, | the unions said. | The union protests involved not only private jobs, but also PWA em- | ployment. May Cut Contributions

| To force compliance with the new |order, the Federal Government will leut contributions to state agencies | which disobey it. The new regula- | tion, moreover, makes the definition {of the banned “labor dispute” as | wide as possible. | The new regulation states: | “Unless otherwise provided by state law. the state service shall require that each employment service {under its supervision refrain from | referring any person to any position | at any place of employment where there exists a labor dispute. “For the purpose of this rule, the ‘term ‘labor dispute’ shall include | any controversy concerning terms | or conditions of employment or. concerning the association of per-! sons in negotiating, fixing, maintaining, changing or seeking to ar-' range terms or conditions of em-| ployment, regardless of whether or! not the disputants stand in the! | proximate relation of employer and | employee.”

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