The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 May 1949 — Page 3

VHE DAILY BANNER, GREtNOreTLf, IMMANA. MONDAY, MAY 2, 1949.

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day for notifying aoft coal operators that he wants changes in working conditions when tin present contract expires June 3t Under the labor law, parti to an agreement must give 6< days' notice of their desire t. change a contract upon expiration. Today is the 60th day be fore the coal agreement runs ou'.. Lewis could choose to ignore

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lie requirement in the expecta•n that this provision will not ■ carried forward in new labor gislation now under eonsidera>n in Congress. But if it is ■ntinned in effect and Lewis ails to comply, he risks charges f unfair labor practices. Industry sources expected a jrmal request for talks on a tew contract. Lewis told the Southern Coal ’roduceis Association on Satu.--ay that union negotiators will icct operator representatives in tluefield, W. Vu. June 6, to dis--Uss a new contract. The south■rners already have served noice they want changes when the present agreement expires. Association President Joseph Moody said he would reply to Lewis later this week. He declined other comment but Lewis left the way open for Moody to suggest another time and mee.ing place. The parties have negotiated in Washington for the past six years. Some quarters regarded Lewis' offer to meet in Bluefield, a city if 25.000, as an attempt to isolate the southerners while the union made the best possible wage deal with some other segnent of the industry. Lewis followed this strategy m

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HM7. He sent a team of second string negotiators to talk daily with southern operators while r.e worked out an agreement with Benjamin Fairless, president of U. S. Steel Corp., and George M. Humphrey, chairman of the Hoard of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. Then the miners' boss forced the best of the industry to accept the same terms. The United Mine Workers Journal, meanwhile, made it plain that Lewis believes the industry can shorten the work week, increase its contributions to the union welfare and retirement fund, and share orders to spread work time evenly among the 400.000 soft coal diggers. “The big question,” the journal said, ‘'revolves around whether a long work day shall be continued in order to enable the larger companies to hog the market a id eliminate in a competitive war as many producing companies as possible, or whether the work day shall be shortened and a division of work as between mines and miners serve as a solution s > far as possible to ease the economic squecse upon the individual coal miner.”

BOWLING NEWS The Sunday night mix.-d league games resulted as folio.vs: Chapel Champs came

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through with two victories over the first place tram, the Foul Aces; the Jokers Stopped the up. ward climb of the D. D. Ts by taking two of three games; th » Hi Los won two from the Aliy Rats and the Openers won two from the sports. W L Four Aces 52 35 Jokers • 48 30 Alley Rats 44 43 D. D. Ts 43 41 Openers 43 41 Hi-Lo's 41 46 Sports 39 48 Chapel Champs 38 46 High games and series for for the night were rolled by Leon Dunn, with a 102 and a 470 series. Karl Thomas came through with a 548 series. Hazel Bridges held off the ladies by rolling a 168 and 459 series. Old Gold Bows To Ball State DcPauw’s track team took it on the chin Saturday afternoon when a bell-balanced Ball State aggregation downed the Tigers. 75 to 56, in Blackstock stadium The Cardinals scored a grand slam in the mile run and als copped ten other first places and the mile relay. The visitor, turned in extra good time in tlv relay, the mile and half-mil events. Parker. Bresick and Shephan were outstanding for the Old Gold thinlyclads. IN MEMORY In loving memory of our son Donald McC&mmack. who passed away 14 years ago today, May 2

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Just when his days seemed brightest, Just when his hopes seemed best God called him from amongst, as To his eternal rest. (Mr and Mrs. Virgil McCain

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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W L Phillips 66 60 36 Moore No. 1 57 39 Paul's Circle Inn 57 39 Staub Plumbing 53 13 Goodyear No. 2 . 47 19 Adams & Ryan 43 0'1 Hurst's Dairy 37 59 Gulf Oil Product* 30 66 500 and over: C. Duncan. 504; N. S.ott, 532; R. Bee. 536; C. Shoemaker, 521; H. McCammack, 562; K. Neumann, 516; J. Hirt. 563; C. Kerr. 504. 200 and over: C. Kerr, 212; N. Scott, 201, J. Hirt, 203, 214.

FLAGSHIP ELDORADO (above) of Vice Adml. Oscar Badger's fleet at Shanghai Is standing out to sea with other U. S. warships to avoid "incidents” with Communist forces. Some 100 Americans are ■vith the fleet, but about 2,000 were left when the fleet churned down the Whangpoo. (Jaternationtl)

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