Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1948 — Page 5

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printers’ union.

that none of the interven

Petitions Supported

formal petitions.

garlier, the NLRB charged in

a brief filed in support of its in| ployment” in shops rather than

function petition that the

like b isted upon newspaper publish- “ i an illegal closed shop condiwhe have tion of employment that places! provisions of the .Taft-Hartley y unusual act “in imminent danget of com-

plete frustration.”

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The biblical story of Adam eating a raw apple might never have come to he suffered after-eating pains.

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Of Trying to ‘Frustrate’ Taft-Hartley Act fhe government asked a federal court judge today not t& allow five labor organizations and three publishers’ associations to intervane In a hearing on its petition for a strike injunction ction against

The request was made by Winthrop Johns, counsel for the * National Labor Relations Board, at the opening of a hearing on he NLRB'S efforts to. prohibit} Dnerhutional Dyvogtuphial i n (AFL) from engaging tn alleged unfair labor practices under the Taft-Hartley law. Mr. Johns told thee U. 8. District

tion petitions should be allowed to Ho the proceedings because

it would “unduly multiply the number of participants in the

After Mr. Johns spoke, each of the proposed intervenors orally supported, through counsel, their

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

3 (B Seck s To Ban § 8 Tntervencs In LT.U. Suit

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Accuses Printers

Counsel Robert N: Denham of e NLRB, was filed here because Tnianapolin is the union's headquarters Scope of Decision

The NLRB filed its petition to protest strikes by 1700 ITU members against the 14 newspapers with a cireulation of more than! 3,000,000 in seven states. Specifically; the court must decide whether the printers struck to enforce wage demands, in which case the strike would be legal, or whether they are trying to force publishers to permit the union to post ‘conditions of em-

sign a formal contract.

Probe Mine Blast Fatal to Eight «

‘Afterdamp’ Gas Kills 5 of Victims

GREENWOOD, Ark. Feb. 9 (UP)—Federal and state mine

-| the Sunshine Coal Mine today for the cause of an explosion yesterday that killed eight men. The mine is one of thé larger | shafts in the Arkansas-Oklaho-ma border region, The miners were in a “short” Sunday work crew cutting coal with automatic machinery far

he blast was concentrated at three-man crew working at the B00-foot level at the time said it shook tHe whole mine shaft. Three of the dead men were */ brothers—Lo Frank Grilc. They were found | side by side where they had been/

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TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

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Jewelers to Meet Here Wednesday

2-Day Conclave to Be Held at Claypool |

More than 500 Hoosier jewelers and their wives are expected to; attend the two-day Indiana jewel-ers-.conclave, sponsored by the Indiana Jewelers 24-Karat Club, to be held Wednesday and Thursday in the Claypool Hotel. Congressman Charles A. Hal‘leck, Republican majority leader in the HouSe of Representatives, will give an address at a Thursday noon luncheon. He is to be introduced by Gov. Gates.

Registration Wednesday Registration will begin

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edchrag néarly 5000 feet from the sloping mine entrance. The others were Foreman Joe Williams, 36, and miners Matt Denne, 50, John Winters, 45, Earl Fish, 40, all of Hackett, Ark. and Ralph Morelock, Bonanza, Ark.

It was the dread “afterdamp-” gas that fills closed places after {an explosion that killed five of |the men, mine experts said.

Repatriated Gl Bride [Gets Custody of Child LONDON, Feb. 9 (UP) —Mrs. [Irene Petrifurd, a GI bride who returned to England from Sikeston, Mo., last June, was reunited with her two-year-old daughter, Virginia, yesterday.

{someone in Sikeston sent her a {newspaper clipping alleging that her husband, Charles Petrifurd, had been sentenced to six months | {in jail for mistreatment of the {child, | Mrs. Petifurd said she left her (husband when slhie found her ‘home was fo be in a “log cabin | !im a hick town.”

10 Political Marchers Killed in Colombia

BOGOTA, Colombia, Feb. 9

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show to be held Wednesday) afternoon in the L. 8. Ayres & Co. tearoom.

The child was flown to England Thursday on Mrs. Petrifurd's request when| Riley Room, with, Mr. Mo | as chairman. Election of new officers and reports of retiring offi-cers-will be given at the business! session which will follow breakfast,

The show will be held Wednesday at

7 p.m. A cocktail hour will precede the dinner.

70 Pct. of Britons ‘Like’. \U. S., Public Poll Shows

aD NITED STATES

[ture yesterday in other cities:

Wednesday. A meeting is scheduled Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. Featured speakers will be Paul Morrison of Kalamazoo, Mich. vice president of American National Retail Jewelers Association; Julian Freeman of New York, Howard Lewis of Elgin

National Watch Co., and W.

Rowland Allen of Indianapolis, personnel director of L. 8. Ayres! & Co. Ralph Roessler of Marion, | first vice president of the 24Karat Club, will serve as modRd sera enn ’

Wives of members will be entertained. at a special fashion

Also featured “on the program will be a “gripe breakfast” at 8:30 a. nr: in the

the e annual banquet and floor |

LONDON, Feb. 9 (UP) — A|

| (UP)—Reports from Manizales public opinion poll by: the Daily] and Periera said today that 10 Express said today that 70 per| | persons were killed and 20 wound- | cept of Britons were friendly to!

he United States. Five per cent said they were nfriendly, 21 per cent were in-

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—Cold weather with temperatures well below seasonal normals

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Gulf coast will continue to put increased demands on the nation's inadequate oil temperatures will be. 10 to I5 de ida and the Gulf area. Rain is forecast in the area 0 while snow and colder weather will be of another Vigorous cold air invasion wh

rees calder than seasonal normals except in Florrom Tennessee and North Carolina to the Gulf, the lot in the far Northwest. The cold arrow shows the path ich will send the mercury tumbling to 10 below, zero.

Charges Brother Tried Li: Make Him Hang Self

DETROIT, Feb. 9 (UP) g Jel oe his brother with a stick in {uel Hibbitt Jr. 19, was held by 8" effort to make him jump. folie today, after his 16-year-| “We were just playing cops brother, Alfred, charged his and robbers,” Samuel said. oa brother tried to make him Ee epiew AS hang himself for tattling to their BRIGHTER RAYONS AHEAD parents about some things Sam-| Bright new colors for rayons uel was alleged to have stolen. |and other materials have been Police, summoned by neigh-|made available by a recent study bors, found Samuel standing onfof soapy substances as an a tree limb next to his brother.|dyeing.

neck and his hands were bound.

|Alfred had a wire around his

Detectives sald Samuel was hit-|

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Federal Aid in New York Fuel Shortage ¥ United Press ead over the ora battered Pacifi¢ Coast today, and] re down on the oil-starved Eastern seaboard. Oregon and Washington counted at least’ 10 dead from the storm which battered coastal shipping with winds up ‘Ao 60 miles

Rain 8 ‘a cold wave |

[per hour yesterday: The Weather Bu | per hour today but that light to | moderate gusts would continue in! {the two states and in ndrthern California.

Temperatures dropped below | zero again In the Midwest, andy more near-Zero weather: swept | into the Middle Atlantic and New| England states. |

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey appealed to the federal government for 300 tank cars to move oil to upstate New York. Storage points| along the Hudson River and the barge canals were blocked by heavy ice jams.

The Weather Bureau said that a band of warmer air was preceding the Pacific storm eastward into the Rbckies, but that it would give only about 18 hours relief to areas it touches. The mercury dropped to 18 below at La Crosse, Wis. early today, and Mason City, Towa, re{corded 10 below. The warm belt | was expected to reach the frozen

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moved into the northern moun-| tains today. The West Coast (rains failed to relieve drought-

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Three seamen were drowned when'one ship sank in the Pacific gale. Two others were swept off vessels- By high iseas. Six ships were crippled. At least five other persons wehe |accidents cau

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