Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1944 — Page 10

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Postal Union Defeats Move

To Raise Big Local's Vote &

A proposal

of the National standing vote at the 1044 sessio count was 255 5-6 to 173 1-6... The maximum number of de

imum to 12 and Indianapolis, which | now has five delegates, would have gained one. . RN Rep. George D. O'Brien of Detroit informed the convention by tele-| gram that he would be unable to attend as planned. No.definite time | had been set for his coming but he had promised to visit the convention if possible, . { Senator James D. Mead of New! York of the permanent salary in- | crease bill for postoffice workers. All but three officers were unopposed and re-elected by acclamation. The national officers are Leo George, president: William Otte, secretary-treasurer; John M Torka, |

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legates now allowed is seven. The defeated proposal would have raised the max-| ~

. ic Rep. O'Brien is co-sponsor with|

submitted by New York local No. 10, which would have| increased the representation of the larger locals at the annua] convention Federation of Postoffice Clerks, today was defeated by a] : n being held in the Claypool hotel. The

Horner, legislative representative, all of Washington, D. C. The six vice presidents re-elected are John H. Mitcham of Spokane, Wash.; Warren W, Harvey of Omaha, Neb.: J. Cline House of Oklahoma City; John T. Driscoll of Pawtucket, R. I.; John F. Bowen of New Orleans and E. C. Hallback of Chi-

Contested Offices

The contested offices are: 3d vice president, Herman Goldstein, in-| cumbent, and Max Zipin of Philadelphia; 6th vice president, William | H. Gunther, incumbent, and James

"'B. Bryant of Richmond, Va. 9th]

vice president, John F. O'Connor, |

incumbent, and Lester W. Newberry, |

i 1 n Vill . A assistant treasurer, and Wi iam 1 ‘Los Angeles. They will be voted on|

SUSPECT IN SLAYING HERE HELD iN SOUT

Benjamin Hardy, who is charged with the murder of Mrs, Ida Washington, 1333 S. Pershing st., is being held in Tampa, Fla, following his arrest yesterday in.Tarpon Springs, Fla., by FBI agents. Hardy, who is 31, will be returned to Indiana to face a Marion county grand jury indictment charging him

with first degree murder in the slay-, tion for the annual banquet at 6.30 So Ang of N rs. Washington Jan, 3 mn

“her Ho FET VEY, DC rat oo in charge of the Indianapolis office of the FBI, said. : He was apprehended by federal agents on a federal affidavit charging him with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.

WAR-VITAL GOODS MISSING FROM VAN

Valuable war materials contained fn three boxes were reported lost or stolen today from a Railway Express truck somewhere between the 300 block of S. Illinois st. and the Weir Cook airport. Jesse Suiter, terminal agent for the company, has asked anyone who has any knowledge of the loss to report such information to him. He said that the consignees were Arthur Duvis & Sons, New Orleans, La.; Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Corp. Kansas City, Mo. and J. H. WilYfams Co., Buffalo, N. Y. The boxes were labeled “air express.”

WMC ORDERS HOTELS

TO LIMIT TOWELS

WASHINGTON, July 27 (U. P.). ~Hotels were ordered today by the war manpower commission to limit guests to two face towels and one bath towel daily and effect other service economies if they want to retain their “locally-needed” service designation. WMC directed hotels to reduce the number of persons serving meals . and beverages in rooms to 50 per cent of the average number so employed in 1941; to limit bed linen changes to twice a week for other) than daily guests, maid service to| once in 24 hours, and to changes of | washable shower curtains only once 8 week.

tomorrow. ~ Milwaukee and Pittsburgh were both nominated as convention cities next year and wil lbe voted on tomorrow. | Luther Higbie, president of the] i Indianapolis loaci, was nominated las a candidate for,the A. F. of L. I national convention, but declined.

! 8000 In Service

William T. Horner, re-elected ves- | terday by acclamation for legiclative| representative, said 8000 of the ~union’s.530C0 members were in wie | aremd forces. The auxiliary will join the federa-

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES N. Guinea Pastor To Speak Here

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