Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1944 — Page 10
Rejects
A RULE-OF-THE-THUMB PLAN, designed to determine whether laid-off war workers who turn down lowerpaying jobs are entitled to unemployment compensation, was rejected by the state unemployment compensation board
yesterday. The board said the state
tered, is all right. In other words, the board did not choose
to alter the rules under which,
ple in Indiana are drawing unemployment compensation, be-
cause they are not working,
commission estimates that there are three times that many
jobs open. That probably is an over- -simpli- | fication of the problem but the fact| remains that when the law was) written, the authors did not foresee the present war! situation. The law says if | a worker loses his| or her job and ts| “available for By other one but can't get a ea] ble” one, he or| she is entitled to, unemployment] compensation. The maximum] payment is $18 a| week for 18 weeks but at present! the average is around $16 for 16) weeks.
The question arose a month ago! in Evansville where several thousand war workers, most of them women, were laid off at the Chrysler and Sunbeam Electric factories when war contracts were canceled or cut back. Most of the workers had been earning 82 cents an hour but refused offers of jobs in restaurants, laundries, stores, hotel and other service industries where the pay was 40 cents an hour, or perhaps a little more. They claimed they were available for work but work at such pay wasn't “suitable,” therefore making them entitled to unemployment compensation. An investigating committee found that most of the women were given compensation on the basis that the pay wasn't “suitable” but it doubted
Unemployment Compensation Board
I counties)
{$85,000 a week on the unemploy-
‘Rule-of-the-Thumb’ Plan
BUDROW
law, as written and adminis-
at this time, about 5600 peo-
although the war manpower
anywhere else in the state now, but there are plenty elsewhere. Evansville has 1635, Indianapolis (eight 841; Terre Haute area, 1021: Bloomington, 518 and Lake | county, 399. This represents a drain of about
ment compensation fund which has swollen to $132 million during the
r. Although this situation has created some heated opinion in some] {quarters, there are others who believe it will soon solve itself. They |say it won't be too long before {there won't be any really “suitable” jobs for many discharged war workers, particularly during the reocon|version period, and thus the question will resolve itself. Meanwhile, | however, they wonder just how much money will be paid out that could have been prevented.
PSC 0. KS MERGER OF TWO UTILITIES
Merger of the Indiana HydroElectric Power Co. and the Northern Indiana’ Public Service Co. was approved yesterday by the Indiana public service commission, contingent upon the assent of stockholders of the firms. According to the petition, the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. has operated Hydro-Electric Power properties under a $380,000 annual lease since Jan. 1, 1931, to serve 331,800 northern Indiana cus-
that half of these women could be considered “available” for work | because they were housewives who| had returned to houehold duties ‘and actually didn’t want any job but were. using the low pay as an excuse. How do they get by with it? Picture the situation. It is up to the deputy unemployment cimpensation manager at Evansville to decide the cases. Seven thousand come in to him in the space of a week or so. Does he have time to get all the facts, to get beneath any phony stories and find out the real truth? There is a system of appeals to hear either workers or companies who believe a mistake has been made, The review board sometimes spends an hour or more on each case, a case the deputy had to decide in a few minutes. That is a major reason why an investigating committee proposed a sliding scale of work pay. Under this plan, an ex-housewife who had been making 80 cents an hour would have to be offered a job paying 60 cents an hour during her first week of unemployment, or else she could draw compensation. The second week the job would have to pay 90% of the 60 cents, the third week 807%, the fourth week 70% and thereafter 40 cents an hour, This plan, which is somewhat similar to those used in Illinois and Ohio, was designed on the one hand to keep employers from hammering down wage rates and on the other hand to keep new war workers from trying to draw compensation unless they can get pay equal to war wages. it failed to get the green light.
There are more ex-war workers!
drawing benefits in Evansville than
It was a compromise and!
{tomers with water, gas and elec- { tricity. The PSC authorized the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. to assume the liabilities of Hydro-Elec-tric, including $2,604,000 in 5% bonds due May 1, 1958, and fixed the new group's capital stock at 500,000 shares of $100 par value issues and common stock at 2,500,000 no-par value shares. The Northern Indiana firm will issue up to 11,400 shares of preferred stock at 5% and $100 par value for current Hydro-Electric preferred stock at 7% and $100 par value, in order to finance the merger.
U. S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, March 18 (U. P,)— Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through March 186, compared with a year ago:
This Year Last Year
Expenses... $64,751,365,131 $51,645,791,510 War Spend.. 60,620,108,263 47,523,013,614 Receipts: .... 27,417,5633,283 11,192 459,323 Net Deficit... 37,333,820,198 40,449 844,237
Cash Balance 16,795042517 Working Bal. 16,032,261,662 Public Debt 187,211,128,776
Gold Reserve 21,649,872,517 22,609, 362,845
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE
ay Clearings ......cf.icvievvanana. $ 7,048,000 Debits ........cvvviiiniiinngiae 18,065,000 This Week Clearings ........covivvinaennas 33,187,000 Debits ............co0ciiivenann. 105, 327,000
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, March 18 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major currencies: England (registered pound), $4:02; Canada (dollar), 893%c; Cuba (peso), $1.00%; Mexico (peso), 20.70c.
MacARTHUR ENDS VISIT
CANBERRA, March 18 (U. P.).— {Gen, Douglas MacArthur left {aboard his bomber today after a farewell conference with Prime | Minister John Curtin.
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J. F. Lincoln, Proponent of
2 : munity’s current manpower prob-
? | today, Indianapolis flour mills and grain
. Coming Here
James F. Lincoln
Incentive Pay, Speaks
ning. Mr. Lincoln has received na-tion-wide publicity over his vigorous objection to war department renegotiators who, he claims, limited the incentive pay in his welding equipment factory to $5000 per worker. His Subject here will be along that line, “Incentive versus governmental cofitrol.” Approximately three hundred executives of industrial plants are expected to attend. Joseph E. Cain, executive vice president of P. R. Mallory and chairman of the Marion County Committte for Economic Development, will preside.
KUN RESIGNS FROM MANPOWER GROUP
The Citizens Manpower Emergency committee today announced the resignation of George A. Kuhn as its chairman and the election of Norman H. Gillman as his successor. Mr. Kuhn, who has been the active head of fhis committee since its organizatiot last October and who carried forward activities that resulted in the reclassification of Indianapolis from a Group 1 to a Group 2 critical labor area, resigned because of the time required on other civic activities which he had undertaken. In explaining his resignation he said that the mayor's post-war planning committee will require more of his time in the future. Mr. Gillman was selected by the Citizens Manpower Emergency committee to serve as labor utilization consultant attached to the Indianapolis office of the war manpower commission. Mr, Gillman has announced that he will resign from that position on April 1. Members of the committee said that Mr. Gillman is now engaged in adapting the program of activities of this organization to the com-
lems.
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Reavy breed hens, 23c; Leghorn hens,
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adel Eggs—Grade A large, 30c; grade A medium, 29c; grade A small, 26¢; no
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Sevsssseneren
| Fok Beioes were teat 1 3 Tits active market at the Indianapolis
stockyards today, the office of dis2 tribution reported.
so WIFE OF DOWLING
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. 15.00016.235 | pension program. A program at y 138a14.50 7:30 p. m. will follow the-supper.
* OPENING SUNDAY ENGLISH'S : Mart concert, with Grace Moore, ot 3 CUSRERE FEATURES.
Jenite
7:04 a Sunday — Bernadette," at 1:08, 3:48, 6:31 and 9:14.
‘Song of Bernadette,” with F. Sones: at 10:55, 1:38, 4:21,
KEITH'S ‘8 show, S| t Revue, ‘at 1:50 58:25, aia, Vane ne po Spa Bob Hope, at 12:18 2:50, re Ties, 10:19 and 12:48. Sunday-Sisge 7:01 and 9:2 2°57, 5:24, 3:61 ang 10:38,
LOEW'S “The Bridge of San Luis Rey," with Lynn Bari, Akim Tamiroft id Prancis Lederer, at 12:35, 3:45, 6:53, 9:53 and 1. “Yanks Ahoy,” with Willlam Tracy and Joe Sawyer, at 11:23, 2:32, 5:42, 8:45 and 11:48. Sunday—'"The Bri at 12:30, 3: 40, 8° 3 and 10: So “Yanks,” at 2:27, 5:40 and 8:53. INDIANA * “The Purple Heart,” with Danz Andrews, Richard Conte and Farlek Granger, at 13:26, 3:38, 6:50 and 0:02.
ow, at. x = 4: 24, ish,” at 13:30,
“My Best Gal,” with Jane Withers, at 11:16, 2:28, 5:40 and 8:52. Sunday—“Purple Heart,” at 1:20, 4:13, 7:06 and 9:50. “Gal,” at 12: 10, 3:03, 5:56 and 8:49. LYRIC “Frisco Kid,” with James Cagney, at 11, 1:55, 4:50, 7:45 and 10:40. “Coastal Command,” a Crown film production, at 12:55, 3:50, 6:45 and 9:40,
Sunday—‘“Frisco Kid,” at 12: 10, 2:37, 5:07, 7:37 and 10. “Command,” at 1:34, 4:04, 6:3¢ and 9:04.
CIviC
Today and Tomorrow—"Hamlet,” with Tom Rutherfurd, at 8:30.
RIFT RUMOR DENIED BY CAROLE LANDIS
HOLLYWOOD, March 18 (U. P). —Shapely Carole Landis scoffed today at rumors of a separation from her husband, Capt. Thomas C. Wallace, whom she married while on a U. 8. O. tour of England. “The war naturally keeps us apart at times,” the blond film star said yesterday when she met her flier husband at the station, “but this is quite common with many another soldier's wife.” Wallace formerly was a member of the R. A. Fs Eagle squadron.
GRANTED DIVORCE
HOLLYWOOD, March 18 (U. P.). —Actress Caroline Dowling won an uncontested divorce from Lt. James Dowling in five minutes when she told Superior Judge John Beardsley that her husband’s golf game came before anything else. “Sunday was my husband’s only day off and he was out on thé golf course from daylight to sunset,” she said. The Dowlings were married in 1937.
SPONSOR CHILI-SUPPER A chili supper will be served at
sts, as a part of Indiana's old-age
NEIGHBORHOODS
“Texas.” “True to
BELMONT — “Hostages” and Tomorrow through Tuesday: Life” and ‘‘Tornado.”
CINEMA — “Iron Major” and “Riding
High,” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “In Old Chicago” and “Primrose Path.” DAISY—“Government Girl” and “Mys-
terious Rider.” Tomorrow and Monday: “All Baba and the Forty Thieves” and “Henry Aldrich Haunts a House.” EMERSON—‘Pallen Sparrow” and ‘So This Is Washington.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Lady Takes a Chance” and *“Higher and Higher.”
ESQUIRE—Through Tuesday: “Slightly Dangerous" an “Keeper of the Flame.”
FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tuesday: “True to Life” and “Tornado. GARFIELD—"“Union Pacific’ and “So This Is Washington.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Lassie Come Home" and “Adventures of a Rookie.” GRANADA—Through Wednesday: Baba and the Forty Thieves” “She's For Me.” HAMILTON—* ‘Seven Days Leave’ and “Suspicion.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Battle of Russia” and ‘‘Higher and Higher.” HOLLYWOOD-—"Union Pacific” and *“Carson City Cyclone.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Lassie Come Home” and “Hands Across the Border.” IRVING—“White Cargo” and ‘The War Against Mrs. Hadley.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Madame Curie.” MECCA—'"Two Fisted Justice’ and “Murder in Times Square.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Lady Takes a and “The of
“All and
Chance’ McGuerins Brooklyn." OLD TRAIL—‘False Colors” and “Gil. dersleeve on Broadway.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Dancing Masters” and “Henry Aldrich Haunts a House.”
ORIENTAL— ‘Lassie Come Home” and “Pired Wife.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Sweet Rosie O'Grady” and ‘“Gangway for Tomorrow.” PARAMOUNT—“Spy Train” and *“Bordertown Gun Fighters.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Sweet Rosle O'Grady” and “Boy From Stalingrad.” ARKER — “Slightly Dangerous” and “Third Finger, Left Hand.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Palm Beach Story’ and “Major and the Minor.” — “Lady Takes a Chance” “Thundering ‘Tralls.” Tomorrow through Tuesday “Guadalcanal Diary” and * Dancing. Masters.” RITZ — “The Gang's All Here" and “Gangway for Tomorrow.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: her and Higher” and “Souls at Bea RIVOLI—'True to Life” The last show only: Tomorrow through Wednesd: dame Curie. ST. CLAIR—"True to Life” and ‘‘Tornado.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Madame, Curie.” SANDERS—"Prison Mutiny” and “SunTomorrow and Monday? and ‘Folt-
and “Tornado.” “This Above Al iN ay: *“Ma-
SHERIDAN--"Riding High” and “Chatterbox.” ' Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Thousands Cheer.” SPEEDWAY-—"Souls at Sea” and “Gildersleeve in Broadway.” Tomorrow and Monday: “True to Life’ and "Tore nado.” TATE — “Bullets and Saddles” and “Smart Guy.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Sleepy La goon” and “Hands Across the Border.
STRAND—"True to Life” and “Tornado.”
Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Madame Curie.” STRATFORD ‘Bar 20" and ‘‘Here Comes
Elmer.” “The Fallen Sparrow” Is Washington.’ TACOMA—* ‘Mexicali Rose” and ‘Behind the Rising Sun,” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Old Acquaintance,” and “Man From Music Mountain. TALBOTT — “Riding High" and “Iron Major.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Thousands Chee: TUXEDO—"Union le and “Danger, Women at Work.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Lassie Come Home” and “His Butler's Sister.” UPTOWN—“True to Life” and *“Tornado. » Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Madame Curie.” VOGUE—"“Souls at Sea” and “Fired Wife.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Girl Crdzy” and “Harrington's Kid." ZARING -— “Hello Prisco, Hello” and “Battle of Russia.” Tomorrow through esday: “Somewhere ru Find Y and “Falcon in Danger.” DOWNTOWN ALAMO — Through Monday: ‘‘Canyon City” and “Gildersleeve on Broadway.” AMBASSADOR" ‘True to Life” and *“Hostages.” Tomorrow Jhroueh Wednesday: “Madame Curi
Tomorrow through Tuesday: and “So This
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who had great faith provided the
“Film Arrives
Jennifer * Jones Inspiring: in Academy Award Role.
The screen version of the best seller; “The Song of Bernadette,” ranks as one of the most inspiring pictures of the year. It opened yesterday at the Circle theater. The story of the French girl
role that couldn't have helped but
nifer Jones. The legend of the miracle of Lourdes, where thou-
waters, inspired Franz Werfel, a Czech, to write the story. His experiences of fleeing from the Germans to France and thence to America added further fire to the novel, written so that others might be helped by Bernadette’s story.
Realistic Performance
Miss Jones gave a realistic performance as the French peasant girl who saw a vision of a saint. "The expression of great reverence upon her face as she knelt at the rock in the midst of the massabeille dump yard was one to behold. The entire cast well supports Jennifer in her role: Charles Bickford at the priest who came to believe in Bernadette's vision of “The Lady;” William Eythe as Antoine, who
as Sister Marie Theresa, who hated the girl because she herself was not the chosen one of God, but who
Price as the imperial prosecutor
who finally went to Lourdes to be healed, also turned in a good performance. The story of a girl's spiritual faith upheld through persecution and the horrible pains of a dread disease will offer to thousands a spark of hope in a world where ‘there is great need of it. (By Joan Hixon.)
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HOLLYWOOD, March 18 (U. P.).
issued by Deputy District Attorney Adelph Alexander. Fitzgerald was accused of responsibility for the traffic death of Mrs. Mdry A. Farrar, 87, who was struck down in a pedestrian crosswalk on Hollywood blvd. March 15.
BEST IRISH PLAYERS IN FILMS SELECTED
HOLLYWOOD, March 18 (U. P). —Una O'Conner and Pat O'Brien| were voted Oscars today as the best
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