Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1945 — Page 10

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: TEN TEST

Pro-Labor Candidates.

: «The C. I. O. Political Action Com[mittee was laying the groundwork y for its first 1946 political test strength. ’

The test will come April 9 when f Iiinols voters go to the polls in a f primary election to select state and candidates for the regular election next November. EP. A. CO. seeks the election of cani didates who will be favorable to lapor in the next congress. They feel ‘the Illinois primary and five others ‘within the next 60 days will de‘termine the success of their efforts. There are primaries in Indiana and Ohio on May 7, Oregon May 17, Pennsylvania May 21 and California i June 7. = In some states P. A. C. participa- & gion in primary elections is a new i ‘departure. Last election, for in- * stance, Ohio P. A. C. waited until the regular party organizations sejected their candidates in the primary. It then made its endorsements.

Into Primaries

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"This year, however, P. A. C. is I faking an active part in seeking to| ‘ assure the nomination of candidates! Eby both major parties who will be| f favorable to labor. : P. A C is laying its groundwork during the congressional -Tecess which ends Jan. 14. Nathan Cowan, C. I. O. national legislative director, asked local vnions and industrial councils to poll their senators and representa-|-tives for answers to questions on i how they stand on 10 measures [facing congress when it reconvenes. . . Among them are the 65 cents an hour minimum wage, fair employment practice committee, housing and strike legislation. The answers will be compiled here,

to the boys, who range in age from 5 to 18 years. In addition to the three-hour

SOME 400 BOYS were guests of the Variety club yesterday at the annual roller skating party for the Boys club at Rollerland.

Pive busses carried the boys of the English and Lauter clubs to the N. Pennsylvania st. rink. Joseph Cantor, owner, also was host

drinks. The party is sponsored

season by the Variety club, showmen’s organization.

P. A, ©. sources said they nad] | candidate Arends is co-author of a not. compiled a blacklist of con-|measure which would penalize gressmen. They said it would be unions for breach of contract. up to the local organizations to de-

skating session the youths ‘were. ! treated to ice cream and soft |}

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|oFFICERS ELECTED FOR COMING YEAR

Queen Esther auxiliary, ©. E. 8,

Mrs. Lura Van Iderstine was elected president; Mrs. Elsie Everett, vice president; Mrs, Lillian Glickert, secretary; Mrs. Gladys Mathey, treasurer; Mrs, Velma Wilds, Mrs. ‘Jennie Park and Mrs. Ethel Pattison, directors.

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Others who probably will be op- |

cide whom they would support on posed by the P. A. C. in key states,

the basis of the record.

It was believed likely that Rep./Clarence F. Lea (D. Cal), Forest

Leslie C. Arends (R. Til) will be|A. Harness (R. Ind) and Robert opposed by a P. A. C.-supported|P. Rich (R. Pa) {

these - sources said, -are Reps.|

has elected officers for the coming

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