Show By ASSOCIATED PRESS The nation's railroads received a demand Tuesday from five operating rail union for a 30 wage increase and trars-Atlantoperations of the American Overseas Air Linei were halted by & strike ic AFL pdots Asserting the railroads do not realize the restlessness and the discontent of the workers” the rail unions demanded a $3 daily minimum wage boost and changes in 44 working rules The unions' statement said negotiations with the earners would begin in Chicago Oct 7 The earners’ conference representing the railroads declared a 30 hike in the operemployes’ pay would add ating $400 000 000 to annual costs of com-irutt- more Meanwhile in Detroit the CIO United Auto Workers accepted the raise equivalent of a 15c hourly from the Ford Motor Co for 107000 Ford production workers in place of an alternate company offer of a $200000000 pension plan and a 7c wage boost David L Behncke president of the AFL Air Line Pilots’ Assn said the pilots’ walkout did not involve a pay dispute but resulted from what he described as "American Overseas Air Lines’ strong-arm-or-el- for & comfort La COHVSIIISUCE TO 22 IOS ANGELES Cor A ! 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Arli $I PHCJIE B 5-7- — mr 11 561 mnmry trrrt mr WESTERN 2 AIR-LINE- Si S Si — tW Tmrwl-Wie- Cli Rol Blasts M Hotel Utah MM) 00 cott provisions Union a MaritimeCommunist GREAT FALLS hoa vent the railway act" A company official declared the walkout "is Illegal under the provisions of the railway labor act which also covers the air lines” The strikehalted five flights to northern Europe and stranded six westbourya flights on the other side of the Atlantic In Jsewr York headgear by the thousands began pilng up in 600 New York factories as striking drivers of the Railway Express Agency picketing the factories prevented shipment of the hats Thel strike of drivers in the New York-NeJersey metropolitan area for wage increases and week shorter hours is m its second Ten of the millinery manufac-turersNsa- id they svould file Nln damage suits against the AFL teamsters local 808 Earlier another group of manufacturers petitioned the NLRB that the uiVmn was violating the Taft-Hartleysrc- fs SAN DIEGO Pocottllo circum- $10-0000- Cfty LAS VEGAS V n i se w o e NEW YORK Sept 30 CP) — Joseph Curran president of the National Maritime union (CIO) told the organization’s sixth biennial convention Tuesday the union faced an internal struggle against "disruptive forces” which he identified as “the Communist party” Curran said the communists had "captured most of the union’s elective offices through machine tactics" and "today almost all of our employes are under the party’s domination and control” The union chief said the “practical effect” of Communist party policies in the union was to give aid to the ship owners Communist activities at the last convention he said ruined the N M U’s organizing ability and “our ability to defend and improve our wages was undermined” provement” Pres Harry S Truman said Tuesday in a message to the Pennsylvania Newspaper Pubishers Assn in connection with National Newspaper week Oct 8 "It is fitting that there should be a national newspaper week when the newspapers of the United States may take stock of their services to their readers' the president said adding: “I like the slogan you have chosen this year — Your Newspaper Serves Freedom By Serving You” There can be no greater contribution to the welfare of our nation and the world than service in the cause of freedom “We are too much inclined to take our freedom as a matter of course We need to defend it always and we need now to do all that we can to extend the blessings of freedom throughout the w'orld The newspapers have played a splendid part in this great cause and I know they can be counted upon in the future' NEW YORK Sept 30 CP) — Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt has invited Andrei Y Vishinsky to appear as & guest Sunday on the first of a senes of broadcasts at which the late president’s wife will be mod- erator her secretary said Tuesday night Miss Malvina Thompson Mrs said the Roosevelt’s secretary Russian deputy foreign minister was asked to appear or to send someone to represent him She said Mrs Roosevelt also asked Stanoje Simic Yugoslav foreign minister to appear on the broadcast first of a series of panel of United Nations discussions over the American problems Broadcasting Co network First topic on the series to be broadcast at 12:30 pm (EST) each Sunday will be the draft submitted to the U N general assembly by the commission on free dom of information TOWN'S TALKING -- ‘I'r-'- LDS SESSIONS for rotors of fiomaif sod emerald posdast lost at ar sear i i Hotel Utah Sept 25 ar 24 i’ Valued at keepsake H cos float asked Finder please L tact Mr Evass at qt- pm In the tabernacle Other speakers and subjects are: Mrs Elliott "Feed My Lambs” Mrs Layton "Spiritual Security for the Family” and Mrs Spafford Wednesday Oct to reach an agreement between local 12 International Typographical union’ and a group of Baltimore print shops have failed both sides reported early Wednesday after negotiaBALTIMORE 1 UP )— Efforts tors had spent almost 10 hours in discussing wage proposals The old contract expired at mid- Ch&Hes V Brannock 43 COAST $498 a gallon president of the local said the men would wrork "at least today” but that he could not aay if they would work (Mixed with water yau gat 25 mara) longer He said the print shops wanted the local to "sign a partial contract" on “economic aspects alone” “If we cannot sign a full contract we cannot sign a partial America’s neiv kind of one" he said F E Street executive secretary of the Graphic Arts league — FRENCH ROOM the organization of local print shops — issued a statement saying “negotiations were completely stymied when the union persisted in its refusal to agree verbally or in writing to any definite period of time during which any newly negotiated wage rates would re- BECAUSE REDUCES WITH WATER! 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