Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1939 — Page 4
LT.UANDAF.L. KOW MAY SPEED PEACE IN LABOR
Posner's Chief Suggests - Five: Printing : Crafts Form One Group.
By LUDWELL DENNY Times Special Writer
. WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—Anticipated withdrawal of the International Typographical Union from the A. PF, of L. and possible formation of an independent group by the five allied printing trades, may hasten rather than retard unity in the warring labor movement. At least that is the view of some Administration labor advisers here. Refusal of the old and powerful I. T. U. to pay the A. F. of L. special assessment for a war chest -against the C. I. O. carries to a
logical conclusion the general rank-and-file demand for internal labor peace, it is pointed out. From the beginning, the Administration has counted on national rank and-file pressure on both A. F. of L. and C. 1. O. leaders to force a settlement. - “ Although the I. T. U. is the first A. F. of L. affiliate to threaten with-
Generous Thief Donates $20
LKHART, Ind., Aug. 25 (U.P). —Kenneth Lee Weiss, 18, explained to police today that he had spent all of the $238 he took from the wallet of Arthur L. ‘Holmes in a gymnasium locker
' room recently, but that he hadn’t
spent it all, selfishly, on himself. He said he had given a $20 bill to a church.
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the State Fair and its second appearance in Indianapolis when station WLS, Chicago, sets up studios in the Manufacturers Building at the Fair Grounds for daily demonstrations, Sept. 1-8.
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ence. With the I. L. G. W. and the Fair is identical with that being four large railroad brotherhoods operated at the New York and San already independent, and the I. T./Francisco World's Fairs. : U. and perhaps others on the way “~Exhibitions will be given daily to an unaffiliated status, a bloc of {from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. On Saturindependent unions may come to|day, Sept. 2, several of the WLS hold a balance of power between |Barn Dance cast will appear in the the A. F. of L. and C. I. O. television booth. : Independence Debated The actual Barn Dance broadcast
. ; 2 that night will be made from the It is considered significant here that the resolution now being de- gralvstend stage from 6 to 11 p.m, bated by- the Pt. Worth national and broadcast cver a nation-wide convention of the Typographical network. Indianapolis’ first . teleUnion proposes that it shall not re- vision demonstration was given last
affiliate until and if the A. F. of L.[SPring at the Hotel Antlers by ‘and C. I. O. unite. This not only Philco Radio Co. representatives. - slaps the presént A. F. of L. policy 4 ‘of division but also serves notice on the C. 1. O. that the printers will not join the rival faction. Such an example of independence by the printers may also influence
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Federation=of. Actors. Maj. George L. Berry, president of the Pressmen’s Union, is responsible for the suggestion to the sister Typographical Union that the five A. F. of L. pringing crafts consolidate into one independent ‘group. Such a group would cover a membership of about 125,000, and evén more fluential in the national labor movement than the number PER es. : Withdrawal Favored
‘Reports here indicate that the 3. T. U. majority favors withdrawal from the A. F. of L. rather than recede on this issue. Meanwhile, there is no indication that John L. Lewis, C. I. O. chief, is succumbing to Administration pressure to resume the C. I. O.-A. P. of L. peace negotiations which he broke off last spring. A. F. of L. officials say he postponed the conference:and he must make the next move. Instead, Mr. Lewis is rapidly ex- . tending the battle lines between his organization and the A. F. of L. Wednesday he beat the A. F. of L. in a Labor Board election at Motor Products plants, Detroit, and last week at Packard. He hopes to repeat at Briggs and Chrysler. “The Administration, however, continues to hope for labor peace. It counts on rank-and-file pressure, and on the peace leadership of Danfel Tobin of the A. F. of L. and Sidney Hillman of the C. I. O, and other independents.
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