The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1937, Page 8

eee AGREEMENT CLOSES GREAMERY STRIKE IN MINOT PLANTS Pact Signed Thursday After Four-Day Shutdown to Hold Good Until June 30, 1938 Minot, N. D., July 23.—(@)—A four- day strike in the Minot creamery in- dustry was at an end Friday, follow- ing acceptance Thursday night by nine creamery employers and the Minot General Drivers and Helpers’ union of a working agreement to be in effect until June 30, 1938. Pickets after four days of nearly continuous duty went back to work Friday morning, writing finis to the first major strike in Minot since the | railroad employes walk-out in 1922. The working agreement provides a minimum wage of 41 cents per hour, an eight hour day, six day week and a week's vacation with pay to em- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1937 shall be the representative of the un- ion employes in collective bargaining but will have no control over non- union members. Accepted Thursday Union sanction of the proposal which Thursday morning had been accepted by the employers came late Thursday, leaving only minor differ- ences to be ironed out by representa- tives of the employers and the union before final settlement was made. During the four-day strike which crippled the cream industry in Minot and vicinity affecting 10 cream com- panies and nearly 100 men, six strikers were arrested, three on charges of as- jsault, two on charges of intimidation, and one charged with malicious mis- chief. The six men were released on bond and bound over to the next term of district court by County Judge Joseph J. Funke. Dan Hahn, president of the Minot Newport, Ark., July 23.— (AP)—Armed with an eight- foot, razor-keen harpoon, deep sea diver Charles B. Brown of Memphis set forth Friday to conquer Newport's White river “monster.” Brown planned to spend four days euploring the mile-long, 60-foot deep Bateman eddy, making two dives daily. Somewhere in its depths, ac- cording to a half-dozen eyewit- nesses including plantation own- er Bramlett Bateman, is the [Deep Sea Diver Seeks Mississippi Monster “monster” which on rare inter- vals rises to the surface, floats silently for a few minutes and then submerges to make its presence known only by occa- sional strings of bubbles. Brown, a former navy diver now employed by the U. S. engi- neers, said he expected to find “an overgrown catfish.” Others. theorized the monster was only an old water-bogged scow. Some thought it might prove to be an alligator gar, a fish that often grows to enormous size in Ar- kansas waters. central labor union, indicated Friday that a move will be made within the next few days to unionize other Minot | industries. Canterbury Termed KIZER IMPROVED LaFayette, Ind, July 23 —>)— Physicians attending Noble E. Kizer, | Purdue university athletic director and football coach, noted continued parson” who wed Pployes who have worked for any one company at least one year. Under the agreement the union | ward the star of peace.” With this glowing tribute to improvement in his condition today. He has been seriously ill for a week with a kidney ailment. Phone 216 POT ROAST, per Ib. ......... SIRLOIN STEAK, per lb. oe... t BONE STEAK, 16c Cc 24c |p. SQUARES, Ib... 21 Cc PORK SHOULDER Roast or Steak, MEP IB sic es 2 1 Cc Farmers Cut Rate Meat Market Week-End Specials FRESH DRESSED SPRING CHICKENS |love of Mrs. Wallis Warfield. ‘Ecclesiastical Cad’ Baltimore, July 23—(?)—The Rev. |R. Anderson Jardine, the “poor man’s the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, believes Edward | jis the man to “steer the nations to- the former king of England, the Rev. Mr. Jardine ended a lecture in which a he had promised to “rip the lid off” the abdication of Edward for the He said what really forced Ed- | ward to abdicate was an alliance be- tween the Archbishop of Canter- bury—whom he called an “ecclesias- tical cad”—and Prime Minister Stan- ley Baldwin, whom he describe “grandmotherly.” Corn dipped into tar pitch before sowing will not be eaten by crows, ac- cording to the U. S. Department of: oughly stir a half bushel of corn into a pint of tar. Florida’s leading winter resort cen- ters are Miami, Miami Beach, and Palm Beach, while Miami Beach and Daytona Beach are important sum- mer resorts. Agriculture. The method is to thor- / ATTORNEYS SEEK 10 |" Attempt to Prove Ford Witness | Was Not With Bennett as Is Contention | ood Detroit, July 23—()—Attorneys for the National Labor Relations board | cross-examining a Ford Motor com- pany witness Friday sought to con- 'tradict his testimony he was with Harry Bennett, Ford personnel di- rector, for more than three hours on the day union organizers were beaten at Ford’s Dearborn plant. Arthur Ogle, Detroit news reporter, 3 p. m. and returned to the News of- fice about 4 o'clock, on May 26. A government witness earlier had \ testified he heard Bennett call “good work, boys” after the riot to two men he said participated in the fighting. Ford company with unfair labor | practices alleges the company in- stigated “brutal and malicious” as- saults May 26 on United Automobile | Workers members trying to distribute union literature outside the Dearborn plant. Ogle testified he drove back to the News office with David J. 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