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More than half the state's coal output will be halted this week end if the United Mine Workers call their threatened strike. Nearly all strip mines in the! state, members of the Bituminous! Coal Operators’ Association, | would be closed if negotiations now in progress do not prevent a | walkout. Indiana shaft mines would sous] tinue to operate, an Indianapolis | coal mining official said today. The shaft mines are not members of the group now negotiating with UMW Chief John L. Lewis. The strike would be called this| week end to be effective Monday, | the official said. The strike : s would come at the end of a 60- : day contract reopening notice FOR SERVICE—H. T. Pritchard (right), president of Indiangiven by Lewis July 22. apolis Power & Light Co., receives a plaque from John Banning, About 3000 Indiana strip min-| associate state leader of 4-H Clubs. The award was made today

ers who produce about 55 per cent | va'iw . oq of the state soft. coal Suto for meritorious service to 4-H by the utility company.

Lewis Splits Coal Operator Ranks

By United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (UP) —John L. Lewis today split the ranks of soft coal operators, put apparently not enough to win a peace agreement on his own terms and avert a major strike. | As a result, some 200,000 Northern soft coal miners are expected tor strike at midnight Sunday, halting production of 48 per cent jof industry's basic fuel. The INorthern miners are due to be followed 10 days later by 100,000 diggers in Southern pits. | Informed sources reportgd that {a “number” of major coal companies in Illinois were ready to imake peace with Mr. Lewis in order to avoid being shut down. | These companies were said to ibe dropping out of the Illinois Opjerators’ Association, a part of the |Bituminous Coal Operators’ As{sociation now bargaining with Mr. Lewis. | Mr. Lewis has threatened to strike only against association] members, leaving non-members| free to operate if they agree to| accept terms of the contract] | which is finally signed with the {operator organizations. While the Ilgnois operators

would be affected by the strike, | the official said.

For Heroic Action

First Lt. Charles L. Kilgore, | Represented at Parley

U. S. Marines, 2832 N. Illinois St.,| was honored by the newly acti-f Men and women from various x vated volunteer training unit of parts of_the country are planning : the Marine Corps Reserve here ne program for the meeting of this week for “excellent service”| in’ Korea. {the International Convention of

Lt. Kilgore was given a cita-|the Disciples of Christ in sessions tion by Maj. William McHaffie here today. a : commending him for risking his| The convention which includes life for the safety of his infantry representatives from American company in November, 1951, dur-/8nd Canadian Churches will meet ing heavy fire along the Nam-|JUuly 4 to 9, 1953, in Portland, Gang River. Ore. It stated he courageously ex-| Persons on the program composed himself in order to better Mittee Who are conferring in the direct his men to safety after a convention's permanent he adgortie within enemy lines jquarters in the K. of P. Bldg. in- > iclude: Dr. Gaines M. Cook of In- | |dianapolis, convention executive secretary; the Rev. Frank F. i 1 |Drowota, Nashville, Tenn.; Mrs. Dedication Sunday B. Marx, Muncie, Ind.; the

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rocco will be dedicated by the! pr Howard Thomas Wood, Indiana Department of Conserva-|convention president, Memphis, Cook. tion in’ a special program Sunday.|Tenn.: the Rev. Myron Cole,

The area, of primary impor-portland; the Rev. Maurice W. tance for migratory birds, also|Fogle, Dayton, O.: the Rev. Ben contains a well-stocked 1500-acre|Giitner, Louisville, Ky.: Robert! lake. Fishing will open there next|[ewis, Fresno, Cal.: and Roy T.| June 16, but waterfowl may be Combs and Mrs. W. A. Shullen-| taken during the open season this |perger, both of Indianapolis. Mrs.| fall. » James D. Wyker, Columbia, Mo., Speakers on the program in-|president of the United Council clude Gov. Schricker and Conser-{of Churchwomen, belongs to the,

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9-Year-Old Girl Hurt | As Auto Strikes Bike |

Sharon Lee Scales, 9, of 2041 Winfield Ave, suffered a con-| cussion when struck by a car as) she rode her bicycle at the inter-| |section of 21st St. and Kessler| Blvd. yesterday. i The car was driven by Jack| W. Claffey, 29, of 833 E. 64th St, The girl was taken to Methiodist Hospital where she was {reported in fair condition today.

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