Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1945 — Page 12

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getting better publicity than the corporation—and that is causing fear among G.M. executives that public opinion might be swung against them, 63 Plants Idle Mr. Wilson's criticism “was centered on the union's demand for { inspection of the corpgpation’s | books which he said was something |new <in collective bargaining, a demand he had never heard of |before in labor relations, and one that he declared will not be satisfied. | The demand for a 30 per cent)’ |boost in hourly pay of G. M.'s (250,000 employees, he asserted, sets |up “the impossible assumption that “yo sookesmen have explained \we could pay this 30 per cent and pn. choice of General Motors to be continue or comeriation today | “truck first in the general wage compa "Y | drive was based on the fact that it | listed a of yo! ght by. the|'® the industry's biggest concern 0 COBS ’ would assure success strike. The 15 still operating are and. a vietory > id re Sud those in which war work is being All the C. I O. unions, according completed or in which the em-|, ~,.. Wilson, “are pressing for an ployees are non-union Of pie | excessive wage increase.” He said sented by the United Electrical, | this in declining to speculate on the |Radio and Machine Workers, an-|, . ions) effect of a possible steel other C. I. O. affiliate which Is) strike on top of the crisis in autothreatening a strike. mobiles. Company figures also showed pp, GM president regretted the that. among the 63 struck plants ..ufiqunderstanding” with Washing'U. A. W. pickets are denying en- |, officials about company exec- ; E———— {utives going to the capitol to dis-

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lcuss the strike. He indicated ‘strong[ly that he himself would not go -J | there unless he were asked by Pres{ident Truman. | Mr. Wilson said he wants the strike “settled as quickly as possible,” but pointed out that even | without the big walkout “all of our | divisions would have been shut down {by Dec. 1, because of strikes in {glass factories and other supplier | plants.” The union today started a campaign to prove that G. M. war veterans support the strike. This was in reply -to criticisms by Capt. Jack Packard, who resumed working at the Flint plant two .weeks before

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(Continued From Page One) “You can be sure I will not allow Fr. Terthiniello to go along the lines of Fr. Coughlin. TI have ordered Fr. Terminiello not to circulate any printed matter.” Fr. Terminiello ceased publication of Rural Justice—but later started a sheet called The Crusader, in which he attacks the Jews makes appeals for funds to carry on his fight against “foreign and domestic revolutionists.” Wants Zionism Outlawed In a recent letter, Fr. Terminiello said: £

“The B'nai B'rith is now conduct. ing a campaign to raise $4,000,000 to carry on their anti-Christian plot to exterminate those who oppose their plan of ‘world domination and rape of the Holy Land. They are going to call it ‘exterminating the anti“We are now working on two phases of the plan for world empire which will astound the whole United States and throw new and unexpected light on the Pearl harbor investigation.” : : Fr. Terminiello once proposed an amendment to the U. 8. constitution “to outlaw Zionism and BritishIsrael” He commented: “Zionism means the inducing of American citizens to leave the United States to form a superstate which will directly or indirectly control the destinies, the morals, the liberties and finances of this nation.”

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campaign?’ “We had in this country at that time, in addition to pro-British groups, Union Nowers, industrialists who stood to gain power and prestige by war; we had labor agitators who stood to gain by war; we had

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