Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1941 — Page 8

“THURSDAY, FEB. 20, STRIKES HIT 20 DEFENSE PLANTS

Situation Not Serious Yet, =: Chiefs Say; January Output at Peak.

; By UNITED PRESS “Twenty disputes were in progress today in national defense industries, but Government production offieials testifying before a Congresgional committee said the situation was not ‘serious enough yet to warrant legislation prohibiting strikes. Most of the nation’s workers, however, were at their benches. "Defense Production Director William 8. Knudsen announced that deliveries of military aircraft hit a new peace-time peak during January and ‘other sources revealed plans are being studied for further expansion of production facilities.

Called Unimportant

»Mr. Knudsen told ‘the House Judiciary Committee strikes had caused some delays in defense production but that they were not important. He predicted settlement soon of the Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. strike at Milwaukee, Wis., largest of the walkouts. However, two union representa“tives at the Allis-Chalmer conferences charged the company did not intend to yield to an all-union shop. One union executive said the 7800 United Automobile Workers’ (C. I. 0.) Union strikers at Milwaukee would be “joined by as many more from Allis-Chalmers plants all over the country” if the " eompany persisted in its attitude.

3 Plants Struck

Workers at the McCormick tractor plant of the International Harvester Co. at Chicago voted to join Farm Equipment Workers’ Organizing Committee (C. I. O.) members on strike at three other Harvester plants. The Harvester tractor plant at Chicago and the Rock Falls, Ill, and Richmond, Ind. plants still were closed by strikes.

SUSPECT WAITS HEARING

NEW ALBANY, Ind. Feb. 20 (U. P). — James Campfield, alleged

slayer of Mrs. Beatrice Stickler, will eppear before Judge John Paris in Floyd Circuit Court Saturday for a hearing on a writ of habeas. corpus. Campfield, held without bond gince admitting he shot his former landlady, Jan. 4, “in a fit of jealous rage,’ pleaded not guilty to a murger charge,

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

wood Lodge 864, Brotherhood Train men Ladies’ Auxiliary, will have a dinner at 6 p. m. tomorrow in the hall, 23451; Station St.

Townsend 50 to Hold Supper—-A penny supper will be held at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow at 2406 English Ave. by Townsend Club 50. A business meeting will follow the supper. Todd Rhudy, president, will be in charge.

Heads College Alumni -- (George Coldren, 414 Bowman Ave, has

College Alumn Luncheon Asso ciation. Mr. dren was

ana Central 1932. Sheldon Key, of University Heights, was named vice president and P. G. Snively, 1701 N. Illinois St., was elected treasurer.

Optimists to Hear Stump--Alhert Stump, Indianapolis attorney and lecturer, will address the Optimists Club at a George Washington birthday program tomorrow noon at the Columbia Club. He will speak on “Loyalties of George Washing ton.”

Auxiliary Plans Luncheon — The Republican Wayne Township Outside Club Auxiliary 14-40, will hold a covered dish luncheon “at the home of Miss Love Benefield, 5790 Rockville Road, at 12:30 p. m, fomorrow.

0. E. S. Auxiliary Meets Tomorrow—Auxiliary to Prospect Chapter 452, O. E. S., will meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the organizaticn’s hall, Prospect St. and State Ave. A business meeting will be held and Mrs. Floyd Rohrer, president, will preside.

Student Club Sponsors Dance— The High School Students’ Club of St. Catherine’s Parish will’ sponsor

a pre-lenten dance at 9 p..in. Tuesday in the parish hall.

Altar Society Gives Party—The Ladies of St. Catherines Altar Society will sponsor a card. party at 8 p. m. Sunday in the parish hell at Shelby and Tabor Sts.

Chancellors Observe Anniversary —The Marion County Council 0 Pythian Past Chancellors is sponsoring a T7th anniversary meeting at Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio 8t, tomorrow night. The rank of Page

Mr, Coldren secretary-

will be conferred on a' large class.

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Plan Shrine Memorial—Pilgrim Shrine 12 of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold a ceremonial at 8 o'clock tonight at Castle Hall, 230 HE. Ohio St. Mrs. June Livezey, worthy high priestess, will be in

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Townsend Club to Meet—The Belmont Townsend Club, No. 4, will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at 47 S. Holmes Ave. .

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Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 20—A group of special merit scholarships authorized again this year by Purdue University trustees provide the opportunity for at least a half hundred 1941 high school graduates to gave $30 a semester from the tuition ees. . ‘ . High school graduates, recommended by their principals and ranking in the upper 10 per cent of their graduating classes, may take a series of examinations for the scholarships under the supervision of their high school teaching or administrative staffs. The scholarships will entitle the holders to exemption of $30 a semester from fees during their college career so long as they maintain an A-minus average.

HOLDS ALL WORLD IN PSYCHOLOGICAL WAR

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.," Feb. 20 (U. P.).—Dr. Mark A. May, director of the Yale Institute of Human Relations, believes that psychologi=cally the whole civilized world is now at war. Never before has so great a portion of the world’s population been dominated by fear, he said last night in Harvard University’s annual Inglis Lecture.

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MAYOR JOINS IN DEFENSE TALKS

Sabotage Among Problems To Be Considered at ~ St. Louis Meeting.

Mayor Reginald’ H. Sullivan and officials of several Eastern and Canadian cities was in St. Louis today to participate in the U. 8. Conference of Mayors’ convention on national defense. First of its kind called by the Mayors’ organization, the convention will deal with problems of industrial sabotage and municipal defense measures. Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia of New York City will preside. At Municipal Airport yesterday, Mayor Sullivan and Mayors Harry Baals of Ft. Wayne, and William H. Dress of Evansville and Walter Helmke, Evansville City attorney, joined Mayor La Guardia and flew to St. Louis. On the TWA plane was a delegation of Canadian mayors who will join the American city officials at the conference.

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