Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1939 — Page 5

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1939

C. I. 0. MAPS BIG DRIVE FOR U. S. WAR INDUSTRIES

‘Little Steel’ Plans Ready: Strategists Feel Firms Will Make Terms Quickly.

By LUDWELL DENNY Times Swecial Writer WASHINGTON. Sept I. O. is starting its big offensive in the war industries. The union organizing drive is timed to take advantage of boom orders and prospective profits. Companies hitherto hostile to C I. O. unions are expected to come 10 terms more quickly as the demand for labor and production steps up, according to the C. I. O. strategists “Little steel” will feel the first force of the organizing drive. Major activity also is beginning in ship-! building, maritime, aviation, and automobile industries Won't Slow Other Drives ! Concentration in the war industries will not slow down the current campaigns in the textile, construction and meat packing industries, where C. I. O. leaders claim rapid gains during the last month The boom comes at an excellent time for C. I. O. especially in the automobile and industries In automobiles, the C. I. O. dquring the last month has won all of the National Labor Relations Board elections against the rival A. F of L -Martin auto union. including the Motor Products Detroit election announced vesterdav The Lewis union cate these successes in the elections in other auto pl Already election have made C. 1. O. organizing easter throughout the industry. according to union leaders ‘Little Steel’ Plans Ready In “little steel” the elaborate organizing plan had been matured curing July and August, ready for launching in mid-September So no additional time is needed for preparation to ride the boom tide C. I. Os Steel Workers Organizing Committee, with more than three years' experience behind it, already nas more than 600 contracts covermg about half a million workers Bethlehem, Republic and Inland are the large companies involved in the new campaign at the jump off The union is strongest at Inland, and has cracked the Bethlehem em-plovee-representation organizations, according to C. I. O. reports

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New Check Is Now in Order

NEW CASTLE, Ind, Sept. 13 P) —Coroner Ralph Niblock is still unpaid for a recent inquest he performed, but at least he knows where his check is. He entered the Auditor's office yesterday to pick up the check, but it was not at hand. His claim for payment was missing also. Auditor's employees searched diligently and found the check. The only trouble was that it was made pavable to the man on whom the inquest had been performed

REM ALLOTS ‘STATE $590,000

Newton County Receives Funds for 263 Miles | Of Electric Lines.

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Times Special WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 —Six! Indiana Rural Electric Membership Corp. projects were allotted $590.000 for line construction by the Rural Electrification Administration today The largest allotment was $250,.000 to the Newton County REMC to build 263 miles of line to serve 649 members in Newton, Jasper and Benton Counties. The Warren County REMC, Willlamsport, was allotted $160,000 to build 145 miles to serve 505 members in Benton, Vermillion and White Counties. The project had a previous allotment of $290,000, Other additional allotments cluded: Carroll County REMC, Delphi, £30,000 for 29 miles to serve 100 members in Cass. Tippecanoe, Carroll and White Counties.

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urg, $64.000 for 68 miles and 213] members in Decatur, Ripley and Jennings Counties, Hancock County REMC, Greenfield, $22,000 for 20 miles and S58 members in Hancock and Hamilton Counties. Steuben County REMC. Angola. $39.000 for 48 miles and 181 members in Steuben and DeKalb Counles A $5000 allotment was made to the Fuiton County REMC. Rochester, to finance house-wiring and plumbing installations through loans to individual members

SEEK 10 IDENTIFY DROWNING VICTIM

VINCENNES. Ind. Sept. 13 (U P.) —Authorities today sought to identify the bodv of a man found in the Wabash River near here with concrete block wired arcund his oq) here were no marks of violence on the body, except around ‘the neck. The body was found in shallow water by Billy Fortner of St Francisville, Ill A group of boys at St. Francisville said the body was that of a man with whom they had talked. They told police he told them he was Frank Simms and that he had been working at Salvation Army headquarters at Vincennes about a week ago

WORK AT BALL STATE

MUNCIE, Ind. Sept. 13 (U. P) —Officers of the local carpenters and plasterers’ union said today that no work stoppage will be enforced on the building projects at the Ball State Teachers College. A stop-work movement had been threatened as a result of a dispute between the carpenters and plasterers over who should instai! acoustical material. Officials said the case would be referred to international officers

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imés Special | FRENCH LICK. Ind, Sept. 13.—| U. 8 Senator Sherman Minton will | be principal speaker on the closing | day's program of the Associated Court and Commercial Newspapers convention her: temorrow, | Speaking at tonight's session will be Walter Crim, Salem, Ind. vice president of the National Editorial Association

LAKE SULLIVAN PERIL TO DUCKS SUBSIDES

Only three more ducks were found | dead today at Lake Sullivan, indi-| cating that the mvsterious source of infection that killed 76 of them apparently is gone Dr. J. LL. Axby, State veterinarian, | said the situation is definitely im-| proved and that all concerned are encouraged. Birds ill vesterday are! improved today, it was reported. |

PLAN DEDICATION OF RIVER PROJECT

BURNS CITY, Ind, Sept. 13 (U. P.) —Official dedication services for | the White River Land Utilization | project in northern Martin County | will be held Friday. The program | was arranged by the Soil Conser- | vation Service of the Department of Agriculture and the Indiana Conservation Department. !

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