Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1946 — Page 4

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CHICAGO, July 10.— “Now don't go away, daddy—I'll be right back!”

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PT. WAYNE, Ind., July 10 (U. P.). ~The Ft. Wayne city council draftod a

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The high command called Mr, Hillman and his #&ssociates “radicals,” and refused to seat them at the 1914 convention. The following year, the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America was ‘formed, with Mr. Hillman as president. He remained its president for three decades and it became recognized as the dominant organization in the men's clothing industry.’ . :

of the late President Roosevelt's early “new deal” administrations, land in July, 1943, was one of the originators of the Politicgl Action Committee. : The PAC took an active part in the 1 campaign in behalf of Mr. Roosevelt, and in the course of the campaign it was asserted by Arthur Krock, New York Times

» | columnist, that Mr. Hillman's in-

fluence was so great that Mr. Roosevelt had told Robert Hannegan, national Democratic chairman, “to clear it (everything) with Sidney.” Mr. Hillman eonsistently opposed formation of a third party by labor. Visited Russia ° One .of Mr. Hillman’s most spectacular ventures, was in 1921 and 1922, when he visited Russia. sold Lenin on the idea that Amalgdmated could build yp the clothing industry in the Soviet Union, and after his return, the union formed

‘ithe Russian-American Industrial

Corp., which was to raise $1,000,000 for the establishment of nine cloth-

“ |ing factories in Russia in partner

ship with the Soviet government, About $300000 was realized through the sale of shares, but ‘the experiment failed. Investors, however, got their money back, as guaranteed by the Soviet government, Early this year he went abroad as a member of a World Federation of Trade unions commission to, investigate conditions in the four occupied zones of Germany. He also attended a WF.T.U. conference in London.

City convention of the Amalgamat-

industries.”

| Sidney Hillman Lauded

By State CIO Leaders Sidney Hiliman's death removed “one of the country’s finest and

an immeasurable loss, and the labor movement of the world has lost a great leader,” James McEwan, president of the state C.I.O. councll, and Walter Frisbie, secretary said. “His leadership was needed now perhaps more than ever before” the statement said, “and his death

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lished “Sunday, 93 degrees at 3 p. m. With no relief in sight and a heat-humidity combination hovering over the eity, there was a strong possibility that this mark might be passed today. » The record high for July 10 was 105 in 1936. ‘ Thousands -of citizens squirmed restlessly last night, as temperatures stayed in the upper 70 bracket. The lowest temperature during the last 24 hours was 76, at 6 a. m. today.

'SERVICES HELD FOR | MRS. .B. F. WARD

Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. July 10.—~Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Mary Ann Ward, 86, prominent local resident who died Sunday morning. Burvivors include her husband, Benjamin F. Ward, and two sons, Dr. Jesse Lynn Ward of Toledo, O., professor in Ohio university, and John W. Ward, superintendent of the Montgomery county schools.

ALL DAY PARLEY SET BY CHURCH SOCIETY

The Woman's Society of Chris-

WEATHER HITS HOME CHICAGO, July 10 (U. P.).—The U. 8. weather bureau's telephones were out of order today because of a sudden thunderstorm.

to us.”

Truman Joins Labor

In Mourning Leader

WASHINGTON, July 10 (U. P). —President Truman" said today the death of Sidney Hillman had deprived national and international democracy of “one of its most effective and devoted exponents.” Mr, Truman was joined by labor leaders and other high officials in mourning Mr.’ Hillman.

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Event Friday at University Park Open to: Public.

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Here are the winners and the pools they represent. Arnolda—Lorraine = Metelko, 5, of 763 N. Arpolda st. . Bethel—Norma - Cheatam, 3%, of 3116 E. Minnesota st, :

Brookside—Margaret Louise LaMar, of 1933 N. Tacoma st. Cam 532 Dorman st. Ohristian—Barbars Mann Hobbs, 3, of 1815 E. Maryla it Coleman Virginia Darlene Huffman, 3, of 403 Haugh st. Fall of 1837 ‘N. Delaware sf, Finoh—Barbara Ann Skidmore, Greer—8onja Lee Keating, 5, of 1008 Berwin st. ‘ 2036 W. Washington st. dian—Oareth Elyse Malkaldons hine Holloway, § 8. ate Ag yo Northwestarn--Bonnily Watts, 3, of 2523 v ader—Bonite Thomas, 2%, of 976 udith Ann Gearns, 4, of 619% and Walnut-—-Nancy Jean Shepard, 3, of. 337 N, Dav

p Sullivan—Shirley Radoliff, 4 of nd » Creek sane Leland, 3, 5 of 1501 Linden st. . Hawthorne—Karen Sue Bowman, 4'4, of Kansas and Meri Henricks, 3, of 2445 Villa ave, of 94 Boulevard Holly ave. % y n—Bonnid Nevins, 2,

0 of 3703 N. LaSalle st. zo es—Lotetta Gordon, 5, of 401 W, St. , * 46th and Indianola—Carole Jean Gels ler, 2, of 4628 Marcy lane, » 61st and ‘Broadway—Pamela Sharp, 1%: of 5730 Rosslyn ave, -

The - “queens,”. each wearing a ribbon with the name of her pool, will parade again at 7 p. m. Friday at University park’ where judges will select the outstanding child fo win the coveted title of City Wading Pool Queen. The finals, like last night's neighborhood events, will be open to the public and admission will be free, 9 : rhe winner will receive a gold loying cup with her name engraved on it. - Each of the 20 pool winners will receive their gold charm bracelets and diving girl charm during Friday's program. The awards are gifts of the Indianapolis Times, which is sponsoring the event in conjunction with the City Park and Recreation division. The park board presented each participant with a certificate bearing her name. The pool winners were selected by impartial judges chosen from neighborhood volunteers by the park board’s recreation division. Christian wading pool had the

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ing.. Last-minute entrants gave Christian the spotlight over Brdokgide, which prior to the parade had attracted the most entrants. Brookside had 128 little girls in its parade and Fall Creek had 120. Other pools had record numbers and all pools had hundreds of spectators

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It was a difficult job selecting the winners, the judges admitted, for all of the participants were “as cute as Christmas,” as one spectator put it.

LABOR FRIEND HOLDS LEAD IN WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, July 10 (U. P.).—Rep. Hugh Delacy, outspoken crusader for labor, today appeared to have won the .Democratic nomination to congress from Washington state's first district in a close race with Radio Commentator Howard Costigan. ; Mr. Delacy, seeking his second term from industrial Seattle, pulled

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