Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1935, Page 21

PREST AND LONG STORED ON WAGES Methodist Social Service | Report Charges Their Workers Poorly Paid. Br the Associated Press NEW VYORK, April 3.—Father Charles E. Coughlin and Senator Huey P. Long were described by the Meth- odist Federation for Social Service Jast night as being in a race, along with Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, “for the leadership of our developing fascism.” “The triangular contest in vitupera- tion on the air between Johnson, Coughlin and Long was the prelim- inary try-out in the race,” said a re- port prepared by the federation sec- retaries, Rev. Dr. Harry F. Ward and Miss Winifred L. Chappell. The report mentions Gen. Johnson only to link him, as an ally of Presi- dent Roosevelt, in the contest. PREACHERS' UNION [0 AIDIN STRIKES Pastors Seek Affiliation With A. F. L. to Lend Helping Hand. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 3.—The pastor i may carry a union card—the Minis- ters’ Union of America has approxi- mately 100 members—but there is no danger that the congregation will find him picketing the ghurch on Sunday morning. Although a ministers’ strike is un- likely, the organization will assist other unions in strikes which the clergymen believe are justified. In two recent New York strikes union members carried sandwich boards on the picket lines, exhorted the strikers at mass meetings and No Matter What Your Age No Need Now to Let THE EVENING ST lent a helping hand with the strikers’ clerical work. The primary aim of the union is to aid the cause of labor, said Rev. George Mills, organizer. “Our object is to indicate the one- ness of the church with the marchers in the ranks of the disinherited,” he explained. “We have made application to be- come part of the American Federation of Labor because our beliefs are in accordance with the aims of the fed- eration.” The membership has extended to citles in nearly all parts of the East, Mills said. The work of aiding labor unions is on a voluntary basis and AR, WASHINGTON, contributions from wealthier ministers have helped defray clerical costs. Mills sald John Haynes Holmes, cru- sading reform pastor of the Com- munity Church in New York City, is among the prominent clerics who have Joined. - Policeman in Hospital. HYATTSVILLE, Md., April 3 (Special). —County Policeman Arthur | Brown, who is suffering from pneu- monia, was removed to University Hospital, Baltimore, over the week end. He was believed to have passed the crisis today. D. ©, WEDNESDAY, POLITENESS PAYS CASH Railroad Clerk Wins Award of Chicago Newspaper. CHICAGO (#)—There's dividends in politeness. A Chicago newspaper is handing out rewards to persons who show they know how to be polite. The | Airst prize went to James Doyle, who remained calm, patient and polite in the face of a barrage of questions and accusations from two young women who approached him at a railroad station where he is a clerk. APRIC 3, 1935. “INEDIBLE EGG” BILL FINALLY IS APPROVED Marbury's Measure ‘“Lost’” Three Times Before Final Pas- sage. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ANNAPOLIS, April 3.—Delegate Charles C. Marbury’s “inedible egg” bill had the “distinction” of being “lost” three times before being finally passed Monday night. Controversial bills mysteriously dis- appear on the last night of every ses- sion, but the egg bill is believed to have set a record by keing “lost” three times in the past two weeks, as it ad- vanced by slow stages through the House and Senate. ‘The measure would require persons or firms handling “broken out” eggs to obtain a permit from the State Board of Health and forbid their sale on premises where eggs are used for food. Another Marbury egg bill, known as the “fresh egg” act, defines what con- stitutes fresh eggs and prescribes what eges shall be sold as “fresh,” “large,” “medium” and “small.” Its enforce- ment is placed in the hands of the State Board of Agriculture. * B—5 Frederic Permanent, $5.00 Eugene Zotos Croquignole Permanents a3 low as $3.00 Fashioned by Mr. Anglin Call Mr. Anglin, 2515 14th NW. Col. 10136 or Miss Crater, 1419 Park Rd. N.W. Col. 10027, e ——y Cite “Anti-Social” Charge. “All three of these contestants for Jeadership of the unawakened masses,” | the report concludes. “are seeking to reform and maintain the system de- scribed by our General Conference as | ‘unethical, unchristian and anti- social’ , . . | The analytical sections of the re- port cited labor praetices and records of the priest and the Senator against promises made to labor in their re- spective social justice and share-the- wealth programs. “Coughlin’s office workers,” the re- | port declared, “got less than a living wage. He put up his church buildings | with non-union labor which he paid at a rate of 40 per cent below the union scale. He has his printing done | in a non-union shop. The Interna- tional Typographical Union and the Cleveland Federation of Labor have openly denounced him for his non- union policy. The A. F. of L. once appointed a committee to interview him on this matter. 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