Show EVICTION DERS 1 5 OHIO Hm C COAL Al C COMPANIES Become Effective May 1 Against Families of Union n Miner Miners COLUMBUS COLUMB S O 0 0 March 24 24 CAP AP Eviction orders were by Federal Judge Be Benson son Hough today to to- five coal companies seeking to oust oust- union miners occupying company corn com pany owned own d houses fn in n the eastern castern coal district The The orders orders' were were granted the he Warner C Colliers lUers company for Jar its Wolf Run nun and Crabapple No 1 mines mines- the Boomer Boomer- Coal and Coke company for tor its Rose nose Valley mine the Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Mining MIning- company for its Wheeling and Lake Erie No 1 and the Dillonvale Dil- Dil mines the Y Yv and O 0 Coal company for tor its Dorothy Doroth mine and the tho United States Coal company for its Coal Hollow No 2 mine Judge Hough denied the United States company's request for an evictiOn n order for tor its its Coal Hollow No 1 mine which Is not oper operating Only families tam were affected by orders orders which are ef effective of- of May May May- 1 At a session in chambers with opposing counsel Judge Hough announced d he would consider next Saturday the matter 1 of ot extending for another month the eviction orders eviction orders now pending against families in the district These orders were were- issued January 13 but were postponed to A April 1 1 WASHINGTON March 24 4 AP The The senates senate's searchlight on conditions con con- in the bituminous coal fields was turned off today as the center of interest In in the long union union- operator controversy shifted to Columbus O.- O. There Henry War Warrum rum counsel for the United Mine Workers era of ot America and William WlIIlam p P. P Belden Delden for five Ohio coal com corn took their brief briet cases and oral talents to attend a hearing in Judge Houghs Hough's court courton on the eviction of ot families from houses owned bYthe by bythe bythe the companies POSTPONEMENT DENIED Joh John L. L Ley Lews s president of t. t the miners' miners union n had requested a postponement of the hearing pending lend pend lending ing the conclusion of ot the senate senat in inquiry inquiry In- In but this was way refused by Belden Belden Belden Bel- Bel den who contended there was no relation between the investigation here and the Columbus case |