Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1941 — Page 9

FRIDAY, MARCH 28 1941 - THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - PAGE 9

UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK! on REET TTT ER S51LABOR, CAPITAL Lovely Spring \ Made to Sell for SI J7 al | -r | iy ANGRY ATF, D, R.

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BLOUSES pe 23 HEN : NG ] - Both Charge Administration

"Is Favoring the Other

—HERE'S STYLE! Ve 3 : be —HERE'S VALUE! NH 5 j yy | By LUDWELL DENNY

Dramatically Styled! |, For Women. For Misses : o et | Times Special Writer Hd OY . ] \ ¢/ L d ic hat 11 petite y : : : we Tailored or frilly sheers. go [y 1; 3 ones Pactel, navy and black. All _\te : : — : , I” | WASHINGTON, March 28—With : \ Aa N pn three ranking

Rayon crepes and piques. {% A Sp : ivle! \ : 2 Girls’ Colorful HATS 2 labor officials, and all except two of

Sone wh Wo Seavey DR , Pleasing array of bonnets and 49 Sh = ~§ ” : = EE c his Cabinet members out of town, | “ a : He : a he in a labor crisis, Raked by crossfire criticism from conservatives on one side and unions on the other, the Ade ministration appeared in several strike situations to be cautiously and slowly favor= | ing employers at [the expense of | unions. But, if ) [the President © | uses his custom= ary quarterback zig zag tactics, this may be followed by a later crackdown on - . defiant employ= Mr. Murray

erve’s Tops in Women's and Misses’ AE

for opening the struck Allis-Chalm-=

ers plant at Milwaukee, President

N ee ¥ &| Philip Murray's bitter telegram 8 : . |chailenged authority for the Knox= Shop . x A Knudsen action. The C. I. O. thinks « i the Administration betrayed its the FAIR 3 A lown earlier formula for an AllisBB ’ a 3 k [Chalmers settlement and used the Saturday. : new defense Mediation Board to Y : |double-cross the union. - | # Use the : : EIR on, ‘ | The C. I. O. says that both sides é \\ 10-P AY ; ony SS ASR accepted the Knudsen-Hillman set-

(Some Have Capes)

As smart as on 5th Avenue, softly tailored suit is a must for : v ~ . : . 5 EN : 3 br to handle such disputes; that, innow. New Casual Plaid Coat (some have capes) with match- : : SES py, | Stead of giving the case to the medi- : : 3 SOE 3 4 ation board, the Administration now ing longer fitted jacket and skirt. Come see our complete oth iene Si ’ Hg ok ANE [a ores the: union ® work , 43 9 2 Meee 3 omen’s and Misses Sizes 12 to 4 fo CO : : ARIES | /] | without any commitment by the collection of 2 and 3-piece suits. Cl ny i oY pavtison : 8 ¢ F ¥ po K% action was taken after a conference [with the company, excluding the [union,

' . . y i Coa v & 4 P ! F-L-A-S-H-! “se Women Ss and Misses’ Spring 2) : be - 3 Likewise the C. 1. oy

Administration for

; 5 ZN ; to protect its Wagner act rights in 01 REY : YA / | disputes with Ford and Bethlehem PRE 41 $ 277) | Steel, after the National Labor ReBR Re SA RCURER C3 “i/ |'ations Board has ruled repeatedly ” 8 : REE aX SO ; y against each.

® Shirtwaist Coats! ® Tie Front Casuals! Reefers! {os - KS Vital Contracts Expire ® Military Type Coats! Sim ig pacie To Sizes X S01 3 £1 3 3 oY Administration failure to move ® Soft Shoulder Coats! oung 5-Button Jacket for wif SARE against Little Steel at this time,

i : a Suits! Misses * iN Trapunte Trim ® Sizes for Women and

Misses!

and ; ER |even to the extent of turning over Women 8% RAORY Bey VJ | the Bethlehem situation to the . : . i 4 4 4, | Mediation Board, is also resented as And many, many more—all new, all devastatingly flattering! The fabrics of 1941: Pp \ ! / |undermining the ©. I. O. in its

coverts, twills, repps, plaids, mixtures. The colors: beige, navy, grey, black, pastels! .. DESY x \/ | |crucial negotiations with U. S. Steel r ENA % [and the bituminous coal industry,

| Those contracts expire Monday mide

RIO T / / / : \ Rh ; § BV 3 L$ : f | night. MY EON : re Sg 8 RY a . J Part of this bitterness is a carrys Fh hy Sn 4 Colorf ul New Sizes Use LUT RATER en oy x from President Roosevelt's re= Women’s 12 to 42 the TRS NERY, Fa % jection of the C. I. O. plan for joint

10-PAY S FA AN //» |employer-union industrial councils,

PLAN! ; Sai Sa SA os 21 |n place of the Office or Production

“ and Misses . A Wo A , 13 3 5 DAS NTE : Management which is run by big ba : : So NCR RRK 8 industry and Wall Street, accord- : BEN Ho h AAR NER : i e \" ing to the unions. 06S ume ; Rca ES ? AEE HSER 5 & FAN 3 At the same time, the Adminis«

tration is suffering from opposite

RRR 5 CRE { gE 2 E SFERPSERS SANTO dE 2 : , |accusations by certain Congress J 1) 3 2 3 § : LIEN ) ORS SOE , | sional and industrial leaders. These fi YER k > i : Od & REGEN, \/S% |charge that the third Roosevelt Big > ; 3 XY RU « | Administration is in essence a labor

government, which is trying to use the defense emergency to force

Kid : : : : ; : 3 3 : 2 . union control on industry. $ 99 on | : i = 2 : Y « B SN Object to Hillman : : : , a ; i ~ | They point out that the President 3 Th 3 ; E i i & & has blocked every Congressional 8 yo BR ® % ; ; & : i | effort to establish a Federal mediOR 4 3 Gs : :

ating agency with authority, and

Cig we Fo ? be da : 3 i every effort to provide a legal cool= d a BE “ 2", ing-off period before strikes. They Sheer matenals Fresh \ wm : 3 B say, as Senator Harry Flood Byrd resin as (D. Va.), did yesterday, that the

in smart spring i : : : : 3 4 ¥ 5 & dresses with I ; Field Flowers! ; | ; FAT Cin | mediation board has no real power. 2 3 Ns ky wi } an ery 5 4 They say the President named promatching full pa Li TE Rose, blue, violet, green, : i Rus » labor men to represent the publie

length coats in pS {a : bei ww Bleck ; on that board. . ; Se Li ; ) , navy, black. One- : : i gay colorful BE A os a 2. nicce Stvies Save Many a Spring Day! ; oo, FL | They object to Sidney Hilman, ® : . DS IM re Xe Sys. a 18 I hil |C. 1. O. leader, being co-director of

prints o> 1 lid a 4 Prints, solid tones or com- Here's a year-round Fi 7 | defense, which they say is unfair colors. Dizes 12 to BN ™ binations. Tucks, pleats, fur jacket, that ac- iY i ¥ , | to both public and the A. F. of L. 44. SE Ed vil companies any spring : i AJ : They hate Labor Secretary Frances

jeweled accent S 0 d costume -— does the Perkins, whom they tried unsueslingerie trim. Sizes 9-15, town by night as well cessfvlly to impeach, 1 8145-2 4 %, 38.52. as by day. While these charges and counters 2 2 charges of the Administration’s ale leged partisanship tend to cancel out each other. many of the oldest and best friends of organized labor on Capitol Hill rear public syms pathy is turning against the unions,

» " <SNSN Girls’ Charmin 3 Hence Senator George Norris’ (Ind, Tots’ Celanese A g \ NN WN ~~ s Neb.) protest to the A. F. of L. \ anit \ / vr <A NNN i 3

against the alleged union fee racks et, and the warning by Reps. Mary

J : NA "® RR. JR \ ayon rin £ hin A pg % No Be r eta | " RENO ss r ® Page A ; 4 (D. Ga), against strikes. L § Ny 7 Digi coii |X "| DRESSES (GZ 2 nvr announces wr p. © Xd Mh | "| LY,

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years. Sale price... Baby DRESSES c Hundreds of OY | bro /| | The U, 8S. Navy today announced °. to {

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