Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1946 — Page 18

Right Upheld Contracts Covering Supervisors Valid

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 (U. P.). ~The U. 8. court of appeals today upheld the right of the government to negotiate union contracts covering supervisory employees in gov-ernment-operated coal mines. The court did not rule directly on the question of whether supervisory workers can claim bargaining rights under the national labor relations act. It did, however, reject arguments 3 of the Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. 4d that the safety responsibilities of mine supervisors should make them

workers, Enjoinment Sought

the general U. M. W.-government

government and the United Mine Workers (A. F. of L.) from nego-| tiating supervisors’ contracts under |

- Protested Liquo ; . be established only through pro- Lest Denied ceedings before the national labor - 1 :

relations board. The NLRB had| certified District 50 of the U. M. W.| The Marion county liquor board's as bargaining agent for supervisors hearing on first applications for new in the J. & L. mines. {liquor store licenses in nine months Sustaining a district court deci- | brought a storm of protest today sion dismissing the injunction suit, from a group of Negro leaders. the appeals court said the sole issue | The protest centered around an was the authority of the govern- application by Morris Mitchell to ment to change conditions of em-|open a new liquor package store at {ployment in mines under its pos-|799 Indiana ave. session. It said it did not need to| Wilbur Grant, leader of the delepass on propriety of the N. L. R. B.!gation, protested that there are certification order, [already 27 establishments dispensing It was believed that the broader liquor in that immediate neighbor{question of supervisors’ bargaining hood and said no more are needed. rights under the Wagner act would| “Information T have received in‘be determined in another J. & L.|dicates that 13 of these 27 estab- | case still before the N. L. R. B. lishments are controlled by Joe Mit- | The court said there was no law|chell through his relatives,” Mr, prohibiting an employer from rec-| Grant said.

|ognizing a supervisors’ union. The Son of Joe Mitchell

wage agreement signed after the niines were seized last May. . The company had contended that

‘Isupervisors' bargaining rights should |

|government, ‘as operator. of the| The applicant for the new permit | ineligible for membership in a union mines now, stands on equal foot- said he was the son’of Mr. Mitchell, | LONDON, Dec. 18 (U. P).=— which also included rank and file ing with employers so long as it con- who has been a business leader on George Frederick Norton, composer

trols the mines, the court said. [Tndiana ave. for many years.

| The company had contended that / Also Rufus Kuykendall, a deputy J. & L. had sought to enjoin the a single union, in this case the

prosecutor, testified that there were)

the evidence voted to deny the application. The “same” delegation also protested granting a liquor store permit to Harry Weiss at 327 Indiana ave. due to a technical error in the application, Mr, Weiss withdrew his application and sald he would file another one.

472 Employees Found ‘Underpaid in ‘State Wages and hours law inspectors last month found that some Hoo®sier employers owed $9770.52 to 472 employees in violations of the fair labor standards act. ! Employers had failed to pay the employees the minimum 40 cents an hour or had failed to pay time and one-half after 40 hours a week,

Thomas O'Malley, regional director, sald.

Composer Is Dead

of the music for Chu Chin Chow, |

of the biggest stage musical | fuss London ever has known,

U. M. W, could not serve as bar-/too many liquor stores in that|died Sunday at his home at Hol-

gaining representative of both su-| neighborhood and another one|

pervisors and rank and file em-|would make conditions worse. |

ployees in a hazardous industry. The liquor board after hearing all

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J. T. Elli Funeral .

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RALEIGH, N. C, Dec. 16 (U. P.). : : treasure trave of gifts

Amid speculation as to his successor, funeral services were to be conducted here today for Senator Josiah W.. Bailey, senior North Carolina senator. He was 73. Mr, Bailey, long-time foe of New

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died in his home here yesterday . In Washing after an illness of several months. 3 Funeral services were to be held at . ) Joel T. Elliott, the First Baptist church here. to make this a apolis construction

Mentioned for Seat will be buried in Cre Prominently mentioned for the ; . seat held by the veteran Democrat MUSIC AL : he fer vices BE 10 since 1030 is Wilkins P. Horton, ~ . RISTMAS sy 10 Manner B Pittsboro, Democratic national com= ary. mitteeman for North Carolina. ’ Mr. Elliott, who Mr. Bailey suffered a cerebral Saturday at his hon hemorrhage Saturday night and ton, D. C., where h died yesterday. morning. Although the past 10 years. in bad health when he returned the construction bu here from Washington last July, the and while in Indians senator had planned to return there dent of the State ( Dec. 31, for the 1947 session. here. Mr. Bailey, a life-long dry " He built the firs

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