The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 April 1966 — Page 3

BLFE Members Have Painful Reading In Federal Court Decision On Labor Case

WASHINGTON UFX — A federal court rating is providing some painful reading for officials of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen A Enginemen (BLFE) who are fighting to keep their members aboard diesel trains. U. S. District Court Judge Alexander Holtxoff sided with the railroads Wednesday in issuing a final Judgment in a ease Involving two other rail unions, the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the

Switchmen’s Union of North America. Hottaoff said the trainmen and the switchmen would have to start again through the builtin delays of the Railway Labor Act if they want to make changes in the crew sizes worked out under a federal arbitration award. The award expired Jan. 25 for the trainmen and the switchmen, and March 30 for the BFLE. The firemen pulled a surprise strike shortly after

midnight of the day the award expired, tying up eight major railroads in 38 states to dramatize their demand for an apprentice training program. During the two-year period covered by the federal arbitration award, more than 18,000 firemen’s jobs have been abolished under the arbitrator’s finding that they were not necessary for safety and efficiency. The BLFE contends that the railroads must reinstate fire-

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man aboard aU diesel trains under a 1960 agreement now that the federal award has expired. Hie railroads challenge this view. They have asked Hoitzoff to rale that the 18,000 jobs are, in effect, gone for good, unless restored by agreement. Hoitzoff accepted the railroad view in the case involving the trainmen and the switchmen. He held that a new manning situation had been created that could not be altered without going through the time-consum-ing procedures of the Railway Labor Act This could take months, perhaps years. A hearing has been set for April 27 on a similar issue in the firemen’s case. If Hoitzoff makes the same ruling—and it seems likely he will—it would be a severe blow to the BLFE.

South Bead Reports Suew iy United Pratt International Snow fell almost continuously for 24 hours on South Bend Wednesday and early today as Indiana’s sub-normal cold weather continued. The snowfall in the upstate city waa recorded as four inches, and three of them were still on the ground at 6 a.m. EST today. The snow flurries also were recorded in Fort Wayne and other northern areas. Forecasts called for a slight warming Friday with little change Saturday and a few light showers replacing the snow flurries which have been frequent sines last Monday.

Local Church To Attend Meeting Sheldon D. Hurley, presiding minister of the local Greencastle Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses, today announced preparations for an assembly of Bible students to be hosted at Lafayette, April 2, 23, 24. It will be the second such gathering in as many yeans at Lafayette. Hurley said that the Greencastle congregation is one of sixteen congregations invited to attend the three day program of instructive discourses on Bible subjects and realistic demonstrations on how to better present God’s Word in their house-to-house ministry. Between 800 and 900 delegates are expected to converge upon the assembly site, the National Guard Armory, located at 802 N. Ninth Street, in Lafayette. Saturday afternoon will see the ordination ceremonies for new ministers of the west-cen-tral portion Of Indiana, The feature-attraction will be Sunday, 3 p. m., when Mr. Spacil talks on the subject, “Does God Have Influence in This Twentieth Century?” At the last such seminar in Lafayette, over 800 were present to hear the Sunday feature address. Everyone is invited to attend all talks and sessions.

Indiana Traffic Dead Mew 361 Sy United Preit International A car-truck collision killed a Michigan City man today and raised Indiana’s 1966 traffic fatality toll to at least 361 compared with 315 a year ego. John B. Lofton, 29, was killed when his car drif ted across the center line of U. S. 6 northeast of Valparaiso and hit head-on a big truck driven by Ralph M. Knowles, 42, Wooddale, HI. Knowles was not injured. The death was Porter County’s 12 th of the year.

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