Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1951 — Page 8

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of berg (L) warned the nation's bachelors that they're livin still think chorus girls are dumb. While teaching at the U. te hoyrs ning some friends and awoke the next morning te discover he had bought a club, He has vas. id to learn that a chorus girl's 1Q stacks up well against that lege coed. Above, Prof. G g instills some academic learning into his lovely student body. ) Bettina Raberts, Rita Watson, Ginger Lead, Marilyn Bishop and Sunny Glow.

Workers Reject State Limestone Industry Offer

Times State Service BEDFORD, July 27 -- Unlon | members of the Stonecutter As. sociation employed in southern Indiana's limestone industry have rejected a management offer of! a wage Increase for stonecutters,! | carvers and planermen. |

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P Iwas the third union local in the! Kalin 8 "limestone belt to reject the offer \" LB ON in a week. | oo ARN ) 0 74 TERPROOF | The management offer calls A 3 . [| of v for an 18-cent or 19-cent increase | v ’ with 4 cents additional if and, when approved by the WSB. The 18 or 19 cents depending on the] method of computing the allow-, able 10 per cent wage increase under the governmental wage freeze. Anything above that—in| {this case the 4 cents — by law) {must be approved by the WSB. John McRae, chairman of the | Oolitic belt conference committee, {the governing body of the union,

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COMPLETE 'said that the 10 per cent is the WITH $ 95 only amount which can be agreed «T-R-E.T.0. upon during negotiations. How-! $ T R E T # H ever, he said that it is the union's BAND interpretation of the law that the

union can bargain for any amount which management will approve, but that anything in excess of 10 per cent would have to be approved by the WSB. The members of the stonecutter association are presently working in the limestone industry under protest. The last contract be'X §l tween management and labor ex- \ § pires Feb, 16, 1951. On Mar, 21 '§ the association struck for a period of seven weeks, returning to work on May 10, under protest. { At last night's meeting Mr. McRae said several motions were made for a new walkout. How-| ever, union officials explained that! these were unnecessary since the union is already on strike status.! Management and union repre-

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sentatives will meet Saturday at RRA as Down | 10 a. m. to attempt to reach an J EASIEST Payment I agreement.

“If an agreement isn't reached,” said John McRae today,” stonecutters and carvers and planermen will not be on the job Monday morning. And, he continued,

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“this will be a real strike, complete with picket lines.” The limestone belt ig still suf-

fering from more than a $1 mil- | lion loss during the last sevenweek walkout.

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will include all the party bigwigs in the state, is based upon the GOP command's decision that the mayoralty races are as important as preparations for the 1952 campaign for President, Governor and U, 8. Senator. “If we can’t win the mayoralty races this fall we can’t win the big battle of ballots next year,” declared Chairman Holder,

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£ y . : . Robert McBride ; Sgt. Frar hag|Silary operations against hei antsy commanding a lead 0k 3 E - sance was ale planned only a “school” to teach June 30, Capt, Robert McBride HI, scout section when his driver was husband of Mrs. Mary McBride of wounded by enemy fire. Franhow to get elected. Today, hoW-|sor3™ & qlinols St. Bas | been ger assisted the wounded man to 1 cover in the road ditch. Observing This is the third such decora-|that tankers could not locate the / enemy's position, he ran 100 yards Capt. McBride is a member of through Th fire to the nearest session, which the 7th Cavalry Regiment of the|tank and remained in an exposed

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sent a program at 8 p. m. today in Purdue University’s Hall of Music, ’ Appearing here as a feature of the summer convocation series, the quartet currently consists of Joseph Crawford, first tewsr: John Taylor Jr. second: tenor: Mulford Lee, baritone, and William Edmonson, bass, with Spencer Odom as accompanist and arranger. Their program will be the next to the last feature of this sum-

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