Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1949 — Page 7

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. Compromise Would : Keep Up Essential Work During Walkout

WASHINGTON, Apr. 30 (UP) — A new compromise plan for handling “national emergency” strike was tossed by a pro-admin-stration Democrat today into the touch-and-go House fight on repeal of the Taft-Hartley law. Rep. Andrew Jacobs, freshman House member from Indiana and

a former labor lawyer, put his|

plan before administration leaders who were searching desperately for somes way to save President Truman’s repeal hill from defeat. What to do about walkouts that endanger the national welfare has ‘been one of their big headaches! Under the Taft-Hartley law the government can block such trikes by court injunction for 80 flays. The President's bill would wipe out the injunction provision. Facing sure defeat on the bill as drawn, Mr. Truman's lieutenants have passed word quietly they will support a series of amendments to make it 'more <alatable to middie-ofthe-Toad ‘embers. ® Jacobs Submits Plan ‘One of the amendments 18 ex-

pected to cover the problem of} national

emergency” strikes— those so big they tie up entire industries, shutting off production of essential goods. So far, the administration has not come up with any specific. provision. Mr, Jacobs said the problem could be -met this way: Faced with a big .strike, the ‘President would convene a factfinding board. The board would decide whether the pending strike endangers national welfare. If it decides it/does, the board would recommend what portion of the affected industry should be kept in operation. If he agreed with this finding, the President would order union leaders to exempt from - their strike this essential portion of the industry. The union would decide then what specific plants to strike and which to leave in operation. If a union failed to comply with the President’s order, the At torney General would apply for

a court ruling to back up theif

President.

Mr. Jacobs is among the House | |

Labor Committee's best informed members on labor legislation. On this subject he is considered uhMsually influential for a freshman. The House was in recegs after four days of hot debaate on whether to approve Mr. Truman's bill, sponsored by Rep. John Lesinski (D. Mich.) or a substitute backed by Republicans and Southern Democrats and sponsored 2. Rep. John Wood (D. Ga.). The ‘argument starts again Tuesday.

: Mouth A Admits Burglary

And Threatening Note A 20-year-old man arrested on a second degree burglary charge has admitted burglarizing a gaTage and service station and writing a threatening no'e found rib garage, police said last n James E. Eaton, 2037 Central Ave. the prisoner, said he took $246 worth of equipment from a garage at 1527 Central Ave., on Apr. 27 and $170 worth from a service station at 1602 N. Alabama St, on Mar. 28, police reported. Police said Eaton admitted writing a- note found -in the garage which read: “There is room for only one garage in this alley. Move before something else happens.” The establishment is owned by Clarence Ayers, 32, of 602 E, St. Clair St. Albert Gaddis, 33, of 1938 Central Ave, operates the service station.

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right) are three of the many junior pilots and American o will take part in the third annual control-line m contést this morning at Weir Cook Municipal

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150 model builders will participate.

44 to Battle in First Round Of Times Spelldown Finals

‘3 Contests This Week to Decide Winner;

Champ to Take Part in National Contest

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Forty-four topnotch grammar school spellers of Indianapolis \

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and Marion County will begin their final battle for the championship title of The Times Spelling Bee Tuesday night in the Indiana World

War Memorial Auditorium.

The one best of these semifinalists will go to Washington, D. C,,

late this month to compete in the Those who survive Tuesday's round will return td the World War Memorial Wednesday night for the seccnd semifinal. Finalists determined that night will compete in the last spelidown for the title Thursday night there. Start at ‘1:30 P. M.

All the contests will start ats

7:30 p. m. Pupils are to report to the auditorium at 7 o'clock.|s The public will be admitted free. ® Following is the lineup of con-

Speakers

Mr. Pendray

Mr. Kryter

Ipalco Group Plans Conference

More than 200 Hoosier electric utilities representatives are sched- Xo uled: to attend the ninth annual

two-day Young Men's Utility Conference opening tomorrow in

Ipalco Hall, 16th and Alabama Sts. : Charles W. Kroener of the

Southern Indiana Gas and Elec-| tric Co., Evansville, will preside at the opening session in the

afternoon, The Ipalco Youfig Men's Forum of the Indianapolis | Power & Light Co. is host at the

conference, sponsored by the In-|

diana Electric Association.

After H. T. Pritchard, president | of the host company, welcomes! the delegates, speeches will be|

made. Dr. -G. Edward Pendray, public relations consultant in American Gas and Electric Service Corp., will pe one of the speakers Tuesday morning! Robert J. Kryter, 5126 W. 16th

St., treasurer and sales manager in Esterline-Angus Co., will speak in the afternoon. i

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|testants for the first semi-finals, showing the Indianapolis centers and the county townships they represent:

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0 Cent ter—Patricia Krause, 14, and Victor Zore, 13, both of Holy Trinity

ool. Communal Canter William Johnson, B , 2 a Anna Marie Splcusss, 14.

aptist Chureh—Rosal ber die aad Beas HeRmRG TT Patron Ba terian Chure! School 43, and Betty ey

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~ MADELIA, Minn; Apr. 30 (YP) ~—A farmer, who peered into a

parked car, today found a hysterical mother behind the steering wheel with one child in critical condition beside her and two other children dead in the back seat. The discovery ended a widespread search started yesterday by airplane and posse for Mrs. James Teigland, 33, and her three children when they di from their farm home at. Winnebago, Minn. Police said that Mrs. Teigland recently suffered a nervous breakdown. Authorities said that the cause of the children's death was not immediately determined. The dead children were identified as June, 8, and Robert, 8. There was blood around the mouth of the boy,

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To Save Baby Girl

COLUMBUS, O., Apr. 30 (UP) —A state highway patrol cruiser raced into Columbus today on a frantic 100-mile errand of mercy to save the life of a 13-day-old baby girl. The patrol car, speeding against a rapidly-diminishing supply of 3 [OXYBen, brought little Janet Lee 3. | Armi from Willard, O., . to *| Children’s Hospital here for treatment of a collapsed lung. The cruiser made the 100-mile trip in an hour and 20 minutes. The tot was immediately placed

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Civilian Aircraft Fatalities Down

87.5 Per Cent Drop Noted in State

Indiana fatalities in civilian

87.5 per cent, the Indiana Aero.

nauties Commission announced yesterday. There have been no fatal crashes since Jan, 26. Accident statistics compiled by the department show 12 fatal accidents resulting in 24 deaths between November, 1047 and April, 1048. Only two, causing three deaths, occurred during the same period of 1948-49. Credit Police’ Action C. F. Cornish, department director, credited State Police action with the reduction in low and reckless flying. Several officers have been instructed in Qircraft sccident investigation and aviation said. ; Most accidents, he pointed out, are caused by the “antics” of a minority group of. pilots referred to as low = ving “buza boys.” They will be the target

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