Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1941 — Page 30

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1041 At City Hall—

PARLEYS BEGIN ON UNDERPASS

Railroad and City City Officials Discuss Plans for Project At W. Morris St.

By RICHARD LEWIS At City Hall yesterday, a group] § of engineers and officials sat down| 3 around the table with Mayor Regins ald H. Sullivan and began preliminary talks about the W. Morris] | St. ‘underpass, the first of a series| : the City plans to build for the South] : Side. Representing the railroads, which | would bear 20 per cent of the cost,| were I. W. Geer, chief engineer for e Pennsylvania Railroad in this] istrict, and J. J. Liddy, Indianap-| lis Union (Belt) Railroad superinndent. For the City, were City gineer M. G. Johnson, Leo F. relch, Works Board vice president, | al ne Corporation Counsel Edward | H. Knight, in addition to the Mayor. The discussion was brief and to

Safety Speaker

Ralph Lee, General Motors Staff, to Address Session at W. H. S.

Ralph L. Lee, member of the he point. Mr. Geer offered to make | General Motors Corp. public rela1 preliminary survey to determine [tions staff, will speak at the fifth vhether trackage would have to be (Safety Engineering School session tered for the underpass. He said Monday night at Washington High 1e would begin the survey immedi-|School. ately and send the results to Mr.| The school is sponsored by PurJohnson, {cue University Sich Sa a grant In geheral t cr |of Federal funds for that purpose. | oy . the Iailicsd meh api Mr. Lee is an educator and en-

yeared to favor underpasses rather | ) |gineer and has been active in the an elevation. The conference was |S wal tional Highway Safety

sndly and Na and ended on the note that| ment. He is the author of several

>a he Brst step. ‘The be- articles on highway safety control He helped organize the Detroit Traffic Court and Police Drivers Schools. He flies his own airplane and has invented several air naviSuperintendent A. C. Sal- gation Instrum instruments. med from a tour of the mugolf courses yesterday aft- | high ly pleased. He said he] more people playing on jay than ever before. Physis | cally, the courses are in good shape, with greens and fairways well tend- | ed, and perking up from the rain Receipts are up, too

Links in Good Shape

Parks

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~ WITH WORKERS

Mayor Gets Wage Plea Supports Strike R Right, Even With the City Council hesitant to| In Defense, During Speech t on a proposal to raise wages and | Against Vinson Bill.

horten hours at the Sanitation] Times Special

P ant, representatives of the State, WASHINGTON, May

County & Municipal Workers, C. I.| )., are now negotiating directly| with Mayor Sullivan. The Couneil has postponed action

9. — Rep.

0 | strike, even in the defense indushat it re no power to set a policy | | tries. of collective bargaining for the City | and no authority to ask the City to engage in bargaining relations with a union This is the opinion of Corporation Counsel Knight who has conferred th Attorney General George Beamer on the subject as well as with | homas Hutson, State Labor Com-| 1issioner The Mayor, however, may order| a redistribution of budgeted funds or the plant and shorten hours to

sional Record.

| loyment, from industrial

ployment.

used—is the only really

[of employers,”

Move- |

: LARRABEE SIDES

| William H. Larrabee (D. Ind.) to{day defended the right of labor to

in a long speech against the Vinson Bill inserted in the Congres-

The bill would require compul{sory arbitration of defense labor dis- | putes, freeze the open shop and oust em-

“Labor has long considered that (the right to strike—even when not effective bargaining instrument that workers {have in dealing with certain types Rep. Larrabee con-

DEMOCRATS WIN IN ‘MINOR’ TIFF

Health Board Payroll Despite Dawson.

A minor G. O. P.-Democrat tiff over the appointment of a deputy attorney general for the Board of Health has been won “for the time being” by the Democrats. The Health Board was left without an attorney last February when

t {Charles Berry resigned.

Late last month, Attorney General George Beamer named Francis Hamilton, a Democratic Greencastle lawyer, as attorney for the Board of Health.

Subject to Dawson

| But since Mr. Hamilton was to be paid from Health Board funds, his employment was subject to the approval of Republican Lieut. Gov. Charles Dawson as administrative

$head of the Department of Com-

merce and Industry under which the Health Board came. Mr. Dawson let the employment form lie on his desk, stating that if it had to have his o. k., he had some candidates himself,

But Schricker Approves

The Democrats got around this] | obstacle, however, by getting Govjernor Schricker to approve Mr.| | Hamilton's employment at $225 per | month. The Budget Committee, upon | Governor Schricker’s approval, sent Mr. the state auditor, completing the chain of events necessary to get a person on the payroll. Mr. Dawson said today that he was checking into the situation, but that he was not sure that his signature was necessary on Mr. Hamilton’s employment form. Commenting on the matter, one Republican official said that “our turn will come when the Supreme Court holds the new laws constitutional.” The main Republican decentralization law places the Board of Health under the Department of Public Works and Commerce, headed by Lieut. Gov. Dawson.

500 EXPECTED HERE FOR S.W.0.C. SESSION

A district convention of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee will be held Sunday, June 1, in the Amalgamated Auditorium, Ninth St. regional director, announced today.

gates from Indianapolis, Ft. Wayne, Auburn, Kokomo, Frankfort, wood, Anderson, Muncie, and other cities are expected. Officials have invited Philip Mur- |

Van A. Bittner, regional director of |

speakers.

Schricker Puts Hamilton on

Hamilton’s payroll card on to]

Mr. Robb said more than 500 id El-{ Albany | |

ray, president of the C. I. O,, and |

the S. W. O. C. to attend as guest|

168 W.! James Robb, C. I. O.|

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neet the requests of the union. | Sentiment in the Council is favorable toward such action, provided it!

tended. ¥ S E 3 WAY bY

“Many employers, it is sad to] (realize, would doubtless refuse to

WEST PARK PASTOR |

is taken by the Mayor INSPECT BRIEF CASES OF CAPITOL VISITORS WASHINGTON, May S$ (U. P.). Capit ol and metropolitan police tojay inspected all packages and brief ases carried into the capitol in al move to tighten all 1 erning visitors, en high ming to the capitol to testify be-|in violation of their rights, the Infore committees submitted to the|diana Congressman said. inspection Persons accompanied

oy Senators and Representatives|be encouraged by were not exempted and prison terms,” he concluded.

begin negotiations with their em-

port of the knowledge that the workers would have to remain at their jobs and could not strike with--jout subjecting themselves to the danger of heavy criminal penalties.” The

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ployees as long as they had the |

government officials|riod if the workers felt that it was|included Eleanor

“The spirit of compromise cannot Stark, Esther Fuller, threat of fines Fay Ellen Rentchler

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