Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1940 — Page 13

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‘Count Ten’ Law. -

By THOMAS I. STOKES » ‘Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.—Moder-

ating influences are at work to

temper the sudden wave of excite-| ment over strikes in defense indus- ! ies {i and prevent the passage of 1 ;

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year-old Joseph Ball (R. Minn.), who is consider; ing introduction of a bill to set up a Federal

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fesotdi] fiigh successful Min- | d aw which requi “cool- : 1gng off” period before 5 strike or e policy has resulte

eo : | : : <4 T Aa mew, low-pric [ ! : aan be a mohasron by ol St les, the Slashed Pr ices hed My, new, ‘0 d-breaking sales volume i Strikes pave. pre tiod E. Stassen. - — — in a recor reason for, these prices ¢ S have been grea reduced 7 mi 2 0 - greatly reduced That's the refs I'm passing the sav

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in a state which in times past saw || bob er toms PRE Make This Sale So Exciting! 4 | Dang sates! Im neces and violence, | : tidied ’ ] . outgrowth of the iin an | : : . ‘ A X mgs right on to you, 2 labor extremism which manifested 7 : : : ’ i: TEE meld itself in Minnesota in the 1938 -

election and sent Mr, Stassen to the Governors chair,

Prescribes 20-Day Wait

The Minnesota statute, known as _the “count ten” law, prescribes al . %otal waiting time of 20 days in the .fcase of all disputes except those in + industries where a suspension would ‘Fendanger the life, safety, health or

Well-being of a substantial number ‘of beople in any community” — , transportation agenries, hospitals and (the like—for nina 50-day waiting period is re- a La 2 rr | ‘§iuire » Loo . In an Industrial dispute, if the : tal: ; 4 i Look: : dik ate 206 me to work out an You'll Probably Never See Coat Val- : Loats SosFushioneble They Loo ! Bdjustment in 10 days, then either : . : i : i : f ide can notify the labor conciliator ues Like These Again osx 80 Come In

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and the intercession of he conciliator, and the time may extended by agreement of both es, .

: Arbitration Provided

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th the public welfare, the labor onciliator proceeds with negotiaions as in other cases, but he also otifies the Governor. The latter Nn may appoint a commission ot three, representing industry, labor Rn

nd the public, to investigate. This mmission makes a report, which ‘the Governor may make public. No strike or Jockout can pe ; » nor can the status quo be E i : E . . turbed, until the commission's re- : : } : 5 - Masterfully tailore: coats with fur is filed or 30 days have elapsed : : : trims that are tops in style . . ,

fter the original notification to the / ” re: : RL os {Governor by the labor conciliator. : i leaders in luxury! Big, beautiful

«This permits a cooling-off period of A : : collars, flattering fur plastrons, fur $80 days or more. form has stil rl : cuffs, fur borders! All wanted col- . The Minnesota system has sti : j 3 x’ izes! ’ .another outlet in a provision for : A : ors and sizes ‘arbitration proceedings, which may

be resorted to upon written agree- 4 i i Es ¥ - FUR COATS The Minnesota system imposes no 5 : Ei

pulsion. The conciliator merely = £ § : : pe Thess 2% un cui Ie mL a Regularly to $89.50 he around-the-table procedure, % : :

L haste eliminated and time 1% 2 al a” iven for tempers to cool, is an i 2 : ; J ] feffective one. : % ; d * If has not stopped all strikes, but : . : 3. : : | :

“it ‘has averted a surprising number. Senator Ball was moved to sugst this sort of conciliator pro-

edure in defense industries when : : : roposals were made in the House, hb \* s This I your big opportunity. te : the outlaw- 259 a recent debate, for : A a mpm Sricel ew an

jf of SI isiiikes 100 compulsory ; : A : ual and fitted fashions made for : tion, and the like. His idea Sn ; a avert’ such extreme : he 3 long lasting service!

measures which might De jammed ; am 2 eG NE ‘LOOKS JUST onal stress. : a Ty for mediation \ y ve : a oe * LIKE MINK

machinery useful in the national f§ 5 Ei he Sma SH i : Es a : | J thi - defense situation also may be found |j§ ’ : ) 7 FA ¥ on of fe ff 3 A ; f 2 1 3 Plece outfit, in in a bill introduced last February FS fd i F, cludes ' fur-trimmed ‘by Senator Robert Wagner a seas ; a a : hat, muff and. 24” ..Y.), which would set up a Na- : . Gs Hi RR : 0 Mediation Board of Three in Jacket, $39.95 ‘the labor department to adjust

labor disputes. Be Ae od 8 Daring New Low Prices on High Quality ih WANTS TO BE DRAFTED £1 2Y kT MEA a Chk = List cai pagel | AT "O'COATS, TOPCOATS (U. P.).—Woodrow Wilson Todd, 34, 1 » A 18 hopes he will be drafted into the iH ’ ; : ’ 3 - x

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