Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1929, Page 12

THE 'EVENING 'HOSIERY STRIKERS NEAR PEACE PACT ¢ Union Organizer Denies he- ports in Milwaukee That Agreement Reached. By the Associated Press. MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 21.—The Milwmukee Sentinel said today that “despite‘the denials of Louis F. Budensz, union organizer at the Allen-A Plant in en e e American Federation of Full-Fashioned Hoslery Workers es about ude a truce with +the manufacturers that includes recog- % nition of the two-machine system. { _The introduction of this system at the ? Allen-A Plant precipitated one of the ! Jongest, bloodiest and most costly labor ¢ disputes in Wisconsin's history. The ESenthel publishes the terms of this resentatives in collaboration with East- ifically accept - machine system, so bitterly opposed at enosha. ‘The agreement, according to the Sen- tinel, provides that plants are to em- ploy only union labor. It-also makes provision for a council of arbitration, and the union agrees there will be no strikes, walkouts or shutouts during the period that the contract 1 e ‘Wages for helpers under the system also are covered. PLANE¥ASSEMBLY PLANT AND TWO SHIPS BURN Los Angeles Fire, Started by Sol- dering Iron, Destroys Aircraft Valued at $72,000. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, June 21.—The as- sembly plant of the Bach Aircraft Co., Inc., factory, valued at $80,000, and two $36,000 ten-passenger planes were burned yesterday in a fire which started STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1929. Save more on Everything £ agreement, which, it asserts it has learn- | grom a. workbench soldering iron. § ed from authoritative sources. 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