Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1941 — Page 14

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BURY THE HATCHET] NEW YORK, June 6° (U. P.).—| Seibert, Hoover ‘and Alfred E. ith buried tne political hatchet

night and raised their. voices intly is a common cause—the

* The rival Presidential candidates

1928 shared the platform at a

nquet of the Boys Club of wh, , Inc, of which Mr. Hoover is|’ chairman, and good-humored-vy recalled their battles when the e .was President and the other unsuccessful Democratic op-

nent.

* Mr. Hoover referred {o Mr. Smith “Governor” and Mr. Smith spoke

©f Mr. Hoover as “the President.”

From:Mud in 9-Foot

Fifteen-year-old Gordon Benton

effort. Yesterday afternoon he and a companion were swimming in a newly excavated approach to Fall Creek at the edge of the. Ft. ‘Har-

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rison rifle range. Gordon dove and roiled to come up. He was struck in the mud at ' the bottom of nine feet of water. His companion had little trouble ‘attracting the immediate attention of officers and soldiers of Company ‘A, 121st Infantry, who were engaged nearby in range maneuvers. j Sergt. E. E. Stout and several privates plunged in and began searching for the boy. On his fifth dive, Sergt. Stout found him. After nearly 20 minutes of first aid, Gordon was revived and taken to the Post Hospital. He is reported in good condition. The name of his companion was not learned. “Privates who took part in the rescue were Earl:Orem, Darrell Hel‘mick, ‘E,: O, Heberstreit: and G. A. Kieffer.

DAUGHTERS OF NILE ATTENDING . PARLEY

The Mesdames Alberta May, Betty Crago, Laura Green, Mae Marcum. Jacobs, Clara Kittle and Vera Combs are attending the Supreme Session of Daughters of the Nile in Pittsburgh - this week-end. The Koran Temple 30, Daughters of the Nile, will entertain -at 1 p. m. Tuesday with a luncheon at the Scottish Rite Cathedral for visiting Daughters who will be attending the Imperial’ Session of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.

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Crawford of Lawrence owed his life today to the national defense:

The new wing of the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp for trail children, at Bridgeport, will be dedicated Sunday afternoon with .ceremonies at the camp. There will. be an “informal”

open house from 3 D-: m. to 5 p. m. to which the general public is invited. The original building was opened ‘in 1936, the gift of an anonymous: donor. This wing was constructed by. gifts

from wills, from various civie and fraternal groups, and individuals. The new. wing will "house 45 boys this summer. The camp will open June 16 ang a total of

“The improved: Julia Jameson “Nutrition Camp: ab Bridegport . se then new v wing extends from. the central building left.

100 children will attend. Only 75 attended last year. The officers and directors of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association © will welcome the visitors.

~WASHINGTON,: June 6°(U.. P). oe House advocates ‘of legislation to stop national defense strikes ‘sought today ito prohibit the use of ‘Army

appropriations for payment of workers who have struck for more than 10 days.

Rep. Joe Starnes (D. Ala.) said he would offer such an amendment | to the $9.826,509,492 Army Appropriation Bill now before the House. He said it would not abrogate a worker’s right to strike but would provide a “cooling off” period of 10 days during which the worker could decide either to return to his job or forever forfeit his right to draw wages from Army funds. Administration leaders said they would oppose Rep. Starnes’ amendment. They are ‘drafting changes in the pending “draft property” bill which would limit it to a grant of power to the President to commandeer strike-bhound defense plants. Also pending in the Senate is a proposed amendment to the conscription act which’ would permit the President tao take over and operate any defense plant affected by a strike or labor dispute. The sudden resurgence of Congressional ‘sentiment in support of anti-strike legislation coincided with efforts of ‘the National Defense Mediation Board :to iron out major

‘I defense-labor disputes.

President ‘John L. Lewis of the C. I. O’s United Mine Workers called a meeting of the unién’s policy committee to consider Mediation Board recommendations for ending the three-months-old soft coal dispute which has threatened to prevent a new stoppage of bituminous mining. The U. M. W. and ‘the coal operators were given until next Monday to either accept or reject the recommendations, which eliminate the Southern *differential” for day work : but ‘keep it for men working on tonnage

sharply reprimanded leaders of one of his organization’s own unions. He denounced: the leaders of 12,000 sawmill and lumber workers ‘who have struck ‘mills in. the Puget], Sound, Wash., area, for their defiance ‘ to return to their jobs. He accused the leaders of indulging in a “campaign of misrepresentation, slander and abuse contrary to all the well-defined policies of the C. I.O.” The Board postponed indefinitely negotiations on the United Automobile Workers’ strike at the North American Aviation Corp.'s Inglewood, Cal, plant to permit union officials to return to the West Coast to determine the membership position on their demands for wage increases and a union shop. The Board awaited a reply on its recommendations for settlement of a threatened strike of 9000 Columbia River Basin lumber workers in

n. Terms of the Board's recommended agreement: in the two lumber dsiputes provided for immediate re-

EXAMS HELD’ FOR ABC POLICE JOBS

The Alcoholi¢ Beverages Commission ‘ today conducted examinations to appoint about 56 new excise police officers under the merit system. More than 250 applicants. took the examination at the State House and Federal : Building.

C. OF C. HEAD TO SPEAK Albert W. Hawkes, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, will be heard in a

broadcast tomorrow between 6:30 p. m. and 6:45°p. m. He will. dis-

rates. C. I. O. President Phillip Murray

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sumption of production at higher wages and improved working conditions pending a full investigation of facts by an impartial commission.

In the Columbia River case, both the union officials and representatives of 35 logging companies agreed to recommend acceptance. But in dhe Puget Sound dispute, Union President O. M. Orton .has defied the Board’s recommendations and accused the agency of “labor-bust-ing and strike-breaking tactics.” Mr. Murray’s castigation of the Puget Sound leaders. was unprecedented. He said Mr. Orton's charge was “a most reprehensible, lying defamation.”

Y COMMENCEMENT

The 15th annual commencement ‘exercises of the Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. night school will be held at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium tonight with Dr. C. T. Malan, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, -delivering the address. Officers of the graduating class are Sever Williams, president; C. F. Wichser, vice president; "Robert

Lang, Secretary-treasurer. Other graduates are Misses Gertrude Patton and Bertha Sorenson, Joe Ake, Henry Higdon, Verftard Sharp, Lee C. Walker and Max Williams. Dr, Carl H. Griffey is principal of the schools.

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