Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1942 — Page 18

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p at the Western Cartridge Co r a government formula estabng a new device for the settlent t of wartime labor disputes.

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oan at the plant in the past weeks. A. F. of L. employees overwhelmingly last night to me work on the war labor i's promise to install a repreative at the plant to mediate all

levances. The pledge, contained in a. direcfrom William H. Davis, WLB rman, was made conjingent bon: the strikers’ immediate return

work. Davis aid the WLB' rep-{

ative would recognize the A. , of L. unions as representatives of

their members on grievances.

Union Hails Victory

| Union leaders called the directive “syeat union victory,” and a company spokesman sald Western Cartridge had telegraphed WLB its

Fompiete acceptance and compli-| “nce

The back-to-work decision was en at a mass meeting after the “F,.of L. coundll representing var-

fous crafts at the plant, including the chemical workers’ union and the ‘molders’ and foundry workers’

mnion, had urged acceptance of the clive. Ronald W. Haughton, WLB medition officer, addressed the meeting,

asking that the strike be ended and

promising that the WLB mediator installed at the plant would give

? the workers’ demands a fair hearing.

: AUXILIARY TO MEET . The Typographical union auxilfary will meet at 8 p. m. Friday at the home of its president, Mrs. Ethel Richards, 1420 N. Tuxedo st.

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UPHOLDS RIGHT OF QUARANTINE

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Judge Russell Ryan of superior court 3 has upheld the right of public officials. to ‘quarantine persons found afflicted with venereal diseases as a war-time emergency. But in giving the opinion, the judge demanded that governmental agencies immediately establish some institution other than the county jail for the quarantine actions. Judge Ryan overruled a habeas corpus petition filed in behalf of a 26-year-old woman, seeking her release from jail quarantine on the grounds that she had violated no criminal law.

Wants War-time ‘Control

“It is absolutely necessary that public officials act to control vene- _ disease, » Judge Ryan said. , is ‘war time and everything has geared to one thing—the war. Ds have to. be sacrificed and nal rights forgotten for the duratiohy:. J However, the j said ‘something must be done™right now” ot establish a suitable “place for persons afflicted with venerewy disease. Last week Judge Herbert M. Spen: cer of superior court 2 ordered a 20-year-old girl released from jail quarantine after it.was revealed that she : was .free from venereal

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‘An army—equipped with powerful guns, tanks and anti-aircraft—was moving into Indianapolis today and camp was being set up on an unused portion of Crown Hill There 2000 soldiers will live until the close of the five-day army war show which opens at 8 p. m. Sunday in. Butler stadium. The public, which will- pay $1.10 for the: 100minute sham battle at the stadium, will be admitted free of charge to the “living quarters” bivouac area. In the 40 acres will be erected 100 tents, a headquarters, hospital, post office and 10 mobile field kitchens to feed the miniature army. There will also be a picket line for the cavalry horses. The area extends from Maple rd. to 42d st.

- Gas Chamber Among Exhibits

Downtown on the war memorial plaza-the convoy will set up a battle depot where, beginning ‘Saturday, the public may see the equipment the government is sending to the front fighting line .. . and may even get a “whiff” of war gas. . A chamber set up at the depot

sons entering will be furnished with masks. The “daredevil” citizens who take off their masks inside the chamber will be revived in front of huge fans at the outside entrance.

ically heated underwear and other rth of the modern ‘soldier will

be displayed. Big Tanks on Display

There also “will be 30-ton M-3 tanks on display, anti-aircraft guns and all the massive ix war. There, ; wrecked enemy planes, sou united nations’ victories. Th

2 to 10 p. m. During the nightly show at Butler stadium, the 2000 soldiers and officers will re-enact all the hazards of modern warfare. Huge tanks will crush barriers, powerful guns will roar, searchlights will seek out “enemy” planes flying overhead and the crack of a thousand guns will provide a dramatic front line battle atmosphere. It’s the official government war

DISTRICT 23 PLANS NEW WARDEN SCHOOL

District 23 will begin another air raid wardens’ school Oct. 27 at school 16, Bloomington and Market sts. Wardens recently graduated in

y [the district include:

% | Willer, Edward Ramsey and Maude Rém-

STATE G. 0. P. OFFICIAL

Ptalleck (R..Ind.), dean of the

+ Alta M. Burroughs, Nettie Bay, Marys land - Louise Bay, George Chappell, Casmire, Cora Conroy, a durice R. Sort ner, Mpyrl Campbell, Margaret Conner, Iva A. Conklin, Helen E. erry, Guy x Cummings, Lola M. Fulbright, Clara G. Fischer, Jesse J. Fischer, Colleen F, Ford. Frank Gardner, Everett O. Givson, Sel ma M. Guynn, Hazel Hatzell, Mabel Hanna, James Ambrose, Harold Kiel, Merle Kendall, Joseph Kindley, Merlyn Baldwin, Raleigh ' Case, - Victor Diggins, David “8, Grabe, Margaret Goldstein, Mary Elizabeth Kindley, Paul K, McAfee, Charles G. Noble, Maud Payne, Ethel Raeburn, John *G. Wilson, May ' Wilson, Jerome Wagner, Fern Wishmire, William Von

sey.

VISITS WASHINGTON

Springer, Indiana state Republican infornwation '- director, is holding conferences here with Senator Ray-

Hoosier 'G. O. P. congressmen, :The eight Republican -congress-

in the office of Rep. Charles

will be open to the public and per-

In the quartermasters corps elec-| .

tle depot will be open daily from

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.~Clark|

mond E. Willis (R. Ind.) and the]

men were invited to & conference}

Here is how’ the model army camp will look when it is set ‘up on 40 acres at Crown Hill for living quarters of the 2000 soldiers with the government's army war show. Like the mock battle which will be staged nightly at Butler. stadium, Sunday trough Thursday, the camp will be army life “in the raw.” The public will be admitted free to the camp.

Camp jor 2000 Being Sef Up On 40 Acres of Crown Hill

show staged by soldiers who are

scheduled soon to meet the actual enemy in combat, ; The show closes with its Dec. 20 engagement at Atlanta, Ga. Funds raised by the anticipated 150,000 attendance here will go to army emergency relief, This ‘is’ the division of the service authorized by the war department to administer relief. to soldiers and their dependents. Souvenir tickets are now on gals at leading stores and hotels throughout Indianapolis and at schools for $1.10, including tax. There are a few reserved seats at $2.20 and these are available at army. war show headquarters, 25 N. Pennsylvania st. Reservations also may be made by

| calling Franklin 1571.

Tickets purchased prior to Sunday will also include admission to the battle depot. Otherwise, 25

cents will be chérged.

| Senate Fate Uncertain After House Approval by |

252-t0-84 Vote.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 (U. P.. = House-approved. : legislation to abolish state poll taxes as a re-

: {quirement for voting in fed€ral elec-

tions today faced an uncertain fate in the senate, where a companion bill has been given an adverse committee report. . The house passed the bill yesterday, 252 to 84, over the opposition

it might mean the end of the “solid South.” Call Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D. Wyo.), who headed a senate judiciary subcommittee which recommended against passage of a similar measure by Senator Claude Pepper (D. Fla), said he believed advocates of the legislation would win an “empty victory” even if they succeeded in getting the bill Shrough the senate,

Predicts a Law Suit “All they will get,” he said, “will be a law suit to establish whether the legislation is constitutional.” House passage of the bill, which had been stymied in the judiciary committee since 1940 until a resolution forced it out on the floor, came only after bitter debate during which the only Negro congressman, Rep. Arthur W. Mitchell (D. I11.), pleaded for its passage to “wipe out injustices’ ‘to his race. “The poll tax is a means and a measure to voters in Southern states,” he said.

Blames Pressure Groups

Rep. William M. Colmer (D. Miss.) attacked Democratic members for “taking the lead in forcing this issue” and warned - that" the party may not be able to rely on a “solid Souta” if it is enacted. Witnesses before the senate judiciary subcommittee were no less bitter in their attacks on Pepper's bill, Pa Governor Frank M. Dixon of Alabama. charged it was backed by “pressure groups : and social re-

the mask of war necessity.” O’Mahoney has introduced a proposed constitutional amendment on poll taxes which he said would “definitely and conclusively settle”

the constitutional controversy.

of Southern Democrats, who warned |

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