Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1946 — Page 5

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| FOUR: Repeal the Smith-Con-

THE

LANDIS DRAFTS

Favors Stronger Substitute Fact-Finding Measure.

~The man who sponsored the diTruman's fact-finding bill reversed

stronger labor legislation, Rep. Gerald W. Landis (R. Ind) proposed the modified bill in the house labor committee. Now he says he feels the measure was “meaningless.” a He plans to offer the house a stronger substitute. This “would, among other things, make unions liable for damages for any violation of their contracts. The labor committee—acting on a motion by Mr. Landis—approved a bill which would give the President statutory authority to set-up fact-finding boards in serious labor disputes.

Two Points Dropped

The measure did not, however, include two points asked by the President—power for the boards to subpena company records, and a 30-day no-strike “cooling off” period for labor. ‘ Mr. Landis said his substitute would : ONE: Set up machinery for government mediation and voluntary arbitration of labor disputes. TWO: Make both labor and management liable for civil damages for any breach in their collective bargaining contract. THREE: Authorize the federal government to prevent “wilful violence” and property damage during strikes.

nally anti-strike act, but continue its 30-day strike notice provision. Not Party Bill

Mr. Landis said he had consuited many Republicans about the measure, but that In no sense

could it be called a party bill. | Under his proposal, he said, {labor and management would use | his mediation and arbitration ma-

NEW LABOR BILL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24° (U. P).| luted house version of President |

his stand today. He came out for|f

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DETECTIVE ASSIGNED T0 LEGAL BUREAU

Detective Edward E. Samuels today was assigned to the city legal department as investigator with the rank of police captain by Jesse P. McMurtry, chief of police. Upon the recommendation of Arch N. Bobbitt, city” corporation counsel, Capt. Samuels succeeds Howard L. Sanders, who last week became chief of detectives, filling the post made vacant by the resignation of Clifford F. Beeker, In his new detail for the sevenmember municipal legal staff, Capt. Samuels will gather evidence for use in suits filed against the city by claimants.

| chinery only when they wanted to.

| before the proposed mediation | board, strikes and lock-outs would | be barred for 15 days. : He said the “breach of contract” ' clause would make both management and labor equally responsible | for observing contracts.

SEEKS CHINA COMPROMISE

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day.

| But if they do place their dispute

CHUNGKING, Jan. 24 (U. P.).— to the 13-20 year age bracket. |A 10-man steering committee sought! A king and queen of winter will 'a compromise today on remaining be selected to preside over the {difficulties before the deadlocked carnival which will consist of com- | political consultative council so the!petitive even | session may be adjourned by Satur- lexhibitions.

AMATEUR ICE SHOW

| - .TO OPEN FEB. 19

“Ice-o-rama,” Indianapolis’ an-

nual amateur skating show, will be presented Feb. 19 at the Coliseum. | Starring an all-amateur cast the jshow is sponsored by the department of parks and the Indianapolis | Coliseum Corp. Entries are limited

Leaders of the “provisional govern|ment” press reports of a split in its top ranks were and designed to prevent Korean unity.

previsional Vice Kiusic and three others had quit Kim Koo's “provisional government" because he refused to accept the '| leftists.

Rhee, Korean commission in Washington branded the reports false.

Inspired. SEOUL, Korea, Jan. 24 (U. P.).—|

charged today that local

“communist inspired”

Seoul newspapers reported that Chairman Kim

Both Kim Koo and Dr. Syngman former chairman of the

Rhee sald Kim Koo visited Kim Kiusic today and learned there was no basis for the report. Demonstration Parade Rhee blamed leftist groups for misrepresenting the facts and added that they had been increasing their activities since the opening of the Soviet-American conference here. “These leftist groups favor a trusteeship for Korea and want to show the. Russians and the world it is impossible for the Koreans to govern themselves,” Rhee said. Demonstrations have been going

on since the start of the confer. ence—some favoring trusteeship and some denouncing it. The latest of these was a Communist parade yesterday “welcoming the Russians.” \

ie 3 [NDIANAPOLIS TIMES . [KOREANS LAY | | PLOT TO REDS

Allege Reports of Split ‘Are

‘Ready. for Independence’ An American military source said the demonstration was orderly until near the end when a rock fight was precipitated presumably by conservative elements. Rhee said he appreciated what he .called - “MacArthur's stand against the Russians” and his reported “opposition to joint United States-Soviet control for Korea.” Rhee -said the Communists here were afraid the people would declare ‘unity prior to the end of the conference and were using devices to prevent it “because they know if the Koreans are united and ready for independence the Russians will have to take their foot out of the door.”

HEADS CHURCH DRIVE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Jan. 24 (U. P).—Dr, George E. Sweazey, New York, today headed a nation-

club players will stage a clinic,

wide -three-year evangelistic cam-

ts and figure skating|paign to enlist 1,000,000 new memIndianapolis hockey bers in the Presbyterian church in

{the U. 8. A.

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