| Show ffI3a£SaE3aBU£ga&gfcIiefl Congress Set To Clear ‘Must’ Bills WASHINGTON Feb 16 house The shooting starts Monday when the senate naval committee resumes hearings on nomination of Edwnn Pauley to be undersecretary of the navy and a senate-hous- e committee with a new lease on life until June 1 renews its investigation of the Pearl Harbor attack Bowles to Testify Keeping pace with the senate the house banking committee will start hearings the same day on legislation to extend the life of the office of price administration beyond June 30 with Chester Bowles retiring O P A head as the lead-of- f witness the house military committee begins the final week of hearings on military training legislation A second presidential nomination that of James K Vardaman to a term on the federal reserve board comes before a senate barking subcommittee early in the week Ready for action on the senate bill raisfloof is a new wage-hou- r ing the minimum pay rate from 40 to 65c an hour and broadening the act to cover an addiwage-hou- r tional 4000000 to 6000000 persons not covered by present law Allen Okeh Pends Also on the senate docket is final action on the nomination of George Allen for a two-veterm bn the Reconstruction Finance Corp board Likely to reach the senate floor before the end of the week is a d S5 500000000 independent offices appropriation bill financng among other agencies the veterans’ administration After dealing with miscellaneous rmnor legislation Monday the house will take up the highly controversial bill to make permanent the federal school lunch program Opponents have been lambasting it as a first definte step in the direction of federal control of public And 14-te- ar - ar house-passe- ' schools Two days of the house’s week have been set aside for debate on housrg legislation Written by the banking committee the bill would continue allocation and priorities on building material put price ceilings on new houses and give war veterans a priority on both new and old housing A strong move is developing to add to the bill a subsidy provision for the building industry Another piece of aimed at James C Petrulo musicians’ union head has been set for a house vote Friday It would prohibit “certain coercive practif” es affecting radio g- n broa'irntmjj "J? Ike Visits Aging Mother in Kansas ABILENE Kan Feb 16 was mussing Saturday as On Dwight D Eisenhower army (‘hief of staff slipped quietly into his home town — his second stop here in less than a v ear— to visit mother Airs Ida hs Esenhow er The former allied commander in Europe had asked no formal be extended and when grrtLng h s car drew' up in front of the Eisennower white frame house the only noticeable activity was a group of youngsters practicing basketball on the near-b- y school grounds The' general plans to drive to Sahna Kan early Sunday afternoon and will fly from there to Denver to continue his inspection of arrrv installations ( Pi-F- anfare I fS0 NO 9ATTCKY PACK NO ATTIRT WIRCS NO CATTERY CASE Jleitone MONO-PA- C of molt bearing NOISELESS HEARING — no cord or friction aoiltl FLU&-ITUBES eiclusive with Beltoee make repairs simple end meipensive Assures continuous service tqM atdi — CLEAR Pro Demonstration No Obligation Hearing Service 59 In Ogden Nw T at Pennej’s rEE Mn-e- c Junpl labor-manageme- nt Those who favor some kind of action were asked "What should congress do?" Their replies show that while some are for action favorable to unions such as a general wage rise nevertheless the dominant w’eight of opinion is on the side of action to control or regulate orThis sentiment ganized labor found reflection in one branch of congress last week when the house passed the Case bill to regulate disputes The 74 who favor action of some kind divide into groups in the following ratio: 48 favor action involving some sort of discipline of labor n mrnu Tnr— r" — —— Standard Furniture We will be glad to discuss your home fur- nishing needs and work out payments suited to your own individual Income —r fnrrihfirimiiiill' til Co n g take away labor's strike weapon entirely by making all strikes ilEclusie New York Times-Sa- lt legal Lake Tribune Another important group wants WASHINGTON Feb 16 — The — less drastic action legislation for new wage-pric- e policy provides a g to set up example more liberal basis of computing boards or cooling-of- f periods such wage increases but as Pres Truman has recom- will tend to expand the government’s administrative job mended These are some of the effects do w’ould little about Others of Pres Truman’s executive order strikes in themselves but W'ould The full practical effect of the orpass laws to regulate general der will not be clear until the supunion practices and control union plementary regulations are issued leaders or would give employers Chester Bowles who becomes stabilization director conceivably the right to sue unions in court could of all wage approval require for breach of contract Still others and salary increases but this is favor compulsory arbitration of regarded as highly improbable at unions 5 favor a general policy of labor disputes — a step which union least at the present time As matters now stand there is granting union demands for leaders have long opposed no direct government restill or the WTongly Rightly public higher wages on wage and salary instraint orseems to 9 more on blame think the government should place define its labor policy and ganized labor than on manage- creases as such except in the ment for the present strike situa- buildyig and construction industhen enforce it The restraint is indirect 12 offer miscellaneous sugges- tion The number in the poll ad- try “Do jou think that congress action to curb manage- through price ceilings If employtions or have no opinion vocating should or should not do anyment was small— evidence which ers grant wage or salary increases 74 thing about the strike situasuggests that unions face a more without prior government approvtion?" The people who want disciplin- serious public relations problem al they waive the right to claim The vote: ary action have varied ideas as than management in the recon- price relief later 74 Should to how far that discipline should version period Hike Approtal Needed 14 Should not goAmerican Institute of Public The No opinion 12 regulations to be issued A substantial number would Opinion later will make some exceptions to this rule but the tendency will be for employers to get approval of increases and this will mean substantial more work for the Prewage stabilization board viously employers could put wage increases into effect without approval and still retain the right to ask for price review later LANCASTER Pa Feb 16 (UP) — Picket line fighting in the The board has no authority uncircumstances to order Lancaster transit strike led to the arrest of an international A F L der any wage or salary increases CHICAGO Feb 16 CP)— The union Thu significant change' in the organizer and local union president Saturday on charges CIO International Union of Mine basis of computing approvable Mill and Smelter Workers Satur- of inciting to riot wage increases is m The melee resulted when police at the picket line Saturday mornday set Feb 25 for a nation-wid- e use of the word “rates” instrike against 18 plants of the forced their way through massed ing The foundry workers stayed the American Smelting and Refin- picket lines around the car barn away from work in sympathy with stead of straight time hourly earnings of the Conestoga Transportation the transit workers ing Co Where there is no general indusReid Robinson formerly of Salt Co to clear a path for workers Saturday morning’s Three other started when police tmed to rope try wage pattern or local labor Lake City president of the union to take out buses for the wage stasaid the executive committee vot- pickets were arrested and charged off an area around the car barn market pattern board to follow the ed for a strike after negotiations with riot rout and unlawful as- to let buses out They pushed bilization is required to approve inpickets back w’lth their nightsticks board with the company became “dead- sembly creases it finds necessary to reH Union none was Alexander but Organizer locked" injured store the 49 relationship which existA Keeler 31 who has of total buses manned He said 7000 workers would be Philadelphia strike was by the “volunteer” workers W’ere ed between wage “rates” and the affected in plants at Perth Amboy directed the cost of living in January 1941 and Newark N J Los Angeles arrested by state police and James put into service under police esarH Yoder local was cort Fermits Disparity Rise president San Francisco and Selby Cal The strike marked by rioting by Lancaster police Both Patagonia and Globe Ariz Vana- rested The increase in living costs since and violence since its start was dium and Hanover N M Garfield were held in $1000 bail 1941 is officially recog280 1241 January called AmalMore w'orkers local from of than the by and Murray Utah Beckemeyer 33 as nized If wage rates have 225 two local foundries of Assn the Street Electric 111 joined gamated Tacoma Wash East Helena not risen that much there is a Mont’ Leadville Colo and Balti- bus drivers and trolley operators and Motor Coach employes disparity which an employer can more Md correct get board approval and An arbitration meeting arproportionate price relief ranged by a federal conciliator in Prior to Thursday's order Perth Amboy N J “broke down” time hourly earnings were straight One from In Continued The principal factor Involved Robinson stated and added for Page used instead of rates Rates per that reason the union’s executive Murray and several of his top aids government efforts to figure hour are lower than average earnboard set the strike date increases appears to be ings because they do not include to leave were Washingexpected Robinson asserted the union’s the varying labor costs in each incentive pay merit increases and principal demands were a general ton for Pittsburgh Saturday night affected other factors Hence there is more 30 industry Likewise to be room for wage increase and bargain- or Sunday approvable wage inUnion leaders said they believed studied is the profit and earnings creases ing on a national basis rather cases as much in position of companies granting much as 10c many than plant by plant to 12c per hour virtually all of the strikers would wage increases with be together bark at work by the middle their Union wages he said averaged In the coal wage case for inproduction prospects for the stance $7 r0 daily Robinson estimated of next week the increases which the 12 months next S II to Steel The the key Corp in the last two that 5000 union workers already miners jeceived Government who officials have was settlement are out on strike at four plants government ap- been wrere not increases in rates years on the steel strike an working in Utah including tw'o American proval of average increase of but increased earnings in the form policy prob- of $5 a ton on both carbon and alloy and the wage-pric- e Smelting plants pay for travel time and for lems under for The steel heavy pressure order covering this items Therefore three weeks The company-wad- e generally expressed these “fringe” strike of the increase reportedly was signed would not be increases outas to the industrial International Union of Mine Mill Saturday by Stabilization Ad- optimism to the miners in comchargeahle look and Smelter Workers CIO ministrator John C Collet as one due them in was what puting against American Smelting & Re- of his final official acts “rates of terms per hour” higher Collet i3 being succeeded by fining Co wmII not change the costs to increased offset living adO Bowles Chester A P status of the firm’s Utah plants present autoorder The executive gives w'hose official apBoth the Garfield and Murray ministrator to the 18'Jc wage Continued from One matic approval Page smelters have been closed since pointment as administrator of the increase recommended by Pres Jan 21 by the strike of district 2 revived office of economic stabil- manent tourist facilities in na- Truman in the steel case and to IUM M & SW ization is expected from the White tional three recommendations the against parks already anHouse next week Utah mining and smelting comearly g nounced A discussion government mornby the Collet chatting informally with during panies meat in the boards except Officials of the companies and reporters Saturday said he be- ing session on how to promote case This exception occurs believed and the steel settlement the tourist business evoked a series of union negotiators are scheduled to of government seizure unmeet with E M Royle chairman issuance of the administration’s admissions that most of the states cause war labor disputes act the der e of the Utah industrial commission new wage-pnepolicy meant that lack facilities to provide properly which by govrequires was the “over the m 10 at a in country the capitol hump” for tourists they now have An ernment board approval Monday of wage any of its to seek a basis for reopening of principal industrial troubles Arizona delegate reported that a made during government changes new “This a policy presents to negotiations keep people out of campaign splendid opportunity for the at-- j Phoenix and Tuscon had been very poossession Copyright by N Y Times Colfull of tainment production" Four-Bi- t effective in bringing them irt State Freebooter let declared Sen Ward C Holbrook of Utah inINGLEWOOD Cal Feb 16 UP) At the same time he declined — Charles 70 to estimate what effect the steel vited the delegates to this state for the dividing lines and bring about Van Arsdale the centennial next year but add- a unified program to present to charged with having accepted 50 price increase together with other ed’ “Bring your tents” the entire w’est adcents each from 44 women as price advances expected under the Steward P Walsh economic Robert C Elliott industrial edivance payments on nylon stock- modified wage-pric- e policy would counsel for the California depart- tor of the San Francisco News to which he failed deliver have on living costs Too many ment of ings justice emphasized need and former managing editor of the pleaded guilty Saturday to petty factors were involved he said to for expressed the greater cooperation between Salt Lake Telegram theft He will have a probation permit such an estimate without of inmovement the business units and that opinion governmental next y month an hearing study in promoting decentralization of dustry westward will be just as industry and described some out- rapid as the area’s “vision to abstanding examples of teamwork sorb” permits He reported that a m California He commented that tour of eastern industrial centers western states still are jdWided had convinced him that industry Continued from Page One There has been much interest In into coastal and intenoprfgiona generally is west conscious and the possibility of neutralizing and that the interior not yet is that plans are afoot for establishmont and FBI officials refused to atomic bomb attacks which might certain whether California is ment of many new plants Mr comment but reliable sources said be made over the friend or foe Commissions on in- Elliott added that the outlook there has been close cooperation conceivably North Pole’” by radar warnings terstate he between the U S and Canada on The United States' cooperation empha for Geneva steel plant had brightinterest in this intelligence matters especially as was indicated by a recent visit to sized can do much to eliminate ened a great deal in recent weeks they relate to hemispheric secur- Ottawa by a U S delegation headity ) ed Army Chief of Staff Dwight Canada has taken a leading role D by Eisenhower in the development of radar beArrests of the members of the cause of the burden of defending Presents the Boston 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