Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1949 — Page 4

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* By Lewis for Contrct Talk |

« “Isolate Southerners

«WASHINGTON, Apr. 30 (UP) —John L. Lewis today set June 8 for the opening of the new contract talks at Bluefield, W. Va, with Southern Coal Producers Association. * ‘Industry sources believed his strategy is to isolate the Southerners while making the best pos-

gible wage deal with other coall’

tors. Mr. Lewis sald he ¢hose Bluefield, a city of 25,000, because of “its nominal hotel and transportation costs, which are an item of prime consideration to the mine workers who will attend.” Answer Next Week

Association President Joseph ¥. Moody sald Mr, Lewis’ proposal will be “carefully considered and we'll answer it probably He declined any other comment. Mr. Lewis said the date and place dre “negotiable,” so Mr. Moody may make a counter offer. For six years all soft coal contract negotiations, including’ the separate meetings with the Southerners in 1947, were heid ‘in Washington, Under the Taft-Hartley law, Mr, Lewis has until Monday to

_serve 60 days’ notice of his de-

mands for changes in the soft coal mine contract which expires

- on June 30. The contract pro.

vides that national conferences

shall be held in Washington unJess changed by mutual agreement.

and Friday Ti 9

Tues., Wed, Thurs. | and Sat, Tih 6PM FREE PARKING IN REAR

9AM.109P. uA

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY AREAS

will attend the 1949 Life Insur-

Turkey Run Park next Friday wind Saturday.

duced a minimum of $250,000 in lite Insurance during the previous’ yea

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TODAY AND TONIGHT—Rainy weather and cloudy skies from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic—that's the outlook for today Only the New England states will escape rain. Winds from the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico will a

Insurance Group Plans Meeting

Two hundred and fifty men andIsgrig, manager, Reliance am women from 40 cities in Indiana Insurance Co., Cincinnati; H.

L. » | Lrest asain Honor Lists ance Leaders Round Table at Northwestern Mutual, Chicago;

{Nutt, manager,

Those eligible must have pro- attorney, Indianapolis; R. F. Os-

will include G. W./Bank and Trust Co.

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“|tomorrow in Popular Grove, Mo.

ice Krull, ential Insurance Co,, 8t. “Louis; obert R. Girk, 107 Marion County |wald, Prudential [Insurance Co., ‘Students Win Mention . Wayne, and Earl G. 8chwalm, ties’ State Service {trust officer, Lincoln National BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 30 — Scholastic honors will be awarded , S| to 107 Marion County students on

Wednesday during Indiana University’s Foundation Day, commemorating the 120th anniversary of the founding of the school.’ They will be included in the £1184 students making up the Deans’ Honor Lists for the fallwinter semester. Principal speaker on the program will be Paul G. Hoffman, administrator of the | iconomic Co-operation Administration and Hoosier business executive. : il Marion County students to be honored will include:

Aeten: John D. Bhoriridge Cumberland: H. Roser Gale, Mark D.

street A" Ust—-Emory 1 Charlotte

Indianapolis: alhou Patri Ham

LOWEST PRICE IN 8 YEARS!

. Traylor, Robert R. York. Other honor stidents" Helen Aldrich, Théodore R.A HH 1, Everett Amos, E mefer, Kathtyn Ann Batenatar, Baur, Bernard Marjorie gene R, C

Merrell, ue: , Edward ohler, John + Moors. ugenie Nichta, John I . Pardee, Bituira ‘on egley, AlToo Rappaport,

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Pfc. Lowe Rites

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Ex-Local Resident Killed on Okinawa

Pfc. Noel C. Lowe, USMC, former Indianapolis resident who was killed in action Easter Sunday, 1944, on Okinawa, will be buried with full military honors

He was 2. {

A native of Evansville, Pfc. Lowe came to Indianapolis with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel | Lowe, in his early childhood. He was a graduate of Technical! High School where he majored in! architectural drawing. He worked here as a welder and in a ship-| yard in Virginia before entering the service.

Mrs. Mary E. Bond |

Mrs, Mary E. Bond, former Hamilton County schools, died Thursday in her home, 829 College Ave. will be buried in|

9:20 a. m. Monday in the J, C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes.

Noblesville, was the daughter of the late Gen. W. W. Conner and sistep, of the late Congressman John Conner. Engaged in the clothing business here many years, she was the owner of a beauty shop on Massachusetts Ave, and had at one time been a music teacher. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Anderson and Mrs,

apolis.

Mrs. Allie Smith

Mrs. Allle 6, Smith, 1036 N. Illinois St. who died yesterday,

lowing services at 10 a. m. Tuesay in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, She was 82, Mrs. Smith, who was a native of Greene County, is survived by a daughter, Miss Ruth Ann Smith, Indianapolis.

- Landers came to Indianapolis 54

|monds and Miss Daisy Landers,

{wood, Scottsville, and Miss Lena Landers, Meado; f beauty shop owher and teacher in 81% nephews. who

Crown Hill following services at|

Mrs. Bond, who was born in| .

L. Ruth Hodgson, both of Indian-

will be buried in Crown Hill fol

Reed Landers’ Rites Tuesday

Services for Reed Landers,!

1 p. m. Tuesday in Baptist Church. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr. Landers died Friday In! General Hospital. He was struck by an automobile while crossing a street here Feb. 8 and never} recovered. He was 568 and resided in 2312 N. Capitol Ave. A native of Meado, Ky. Mr

years ago. He was a deacon in Tabernacle Church. He drove a truck for the Sanitation Department. ’ Surviving are four brothers, Earl and Murl Landers, Indian{apolis; Harrison Landers, Settles, Ky., and Blanch Landers, Scotts-| iville, Ky.; five sisters, Mrs. Ber-| tha Baker, Mrs. Mary Lizzie Ed-|

Indianapolis; Mrs. Hallie Under19 nieces and

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