Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1935, Page 8

A8 e i THE EVENING Actress Poses for Sculptor PROCEDURE DRAWN BY LABOR BOARD Funds Lacking, It Studies Act and Prepares to De- cide Pending Disputes. fremporarily stymied by the same financial complication that has fore- stalled initial operation of the Social Security Board and other agencles de- pendent on the third deficiency bill, the new National Labor Relations Board is preparing to apply itself to settlement of pending or expected labor disputes as soon as emergency funds definitely are assured. Meanwhile, the legal staff of the board is making an analysis of the act under which it is to function and fall instructions on procedure and policy will be forwarded to the regional offices in the near future. Starting out under a new act which fnvolves some difference in purpose and in functioning from that of the previous board, the new agency already is in receipt of 16 pleas pre- sented by organized labor. No cases ‘re being held over from the docket of the old board, however, since opera- tion under a new law would create legal differences in the pertinent facts | New York. Helen Gahagan, actress, poses for a head study by Isamu Noguchi, Japanese sculptor, & native of Los Angeles, who has been working in STAR, WASHINGTOX, LINDBERGHS ON TRIP ROCHESTER, N. Y, August 29 (#)—Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lind- ber:h made a brief stop at Municipal here yesterday afternoon three hours after taking off from New York en route for an unrevealed desti- nation which the colonel described as “some point in the West.” After having their red and black cabin monoplane refueled the couple took off. Lubricate Your Car 50- 5 Modern Steel Pits 6 Brands Fine Motor Oil 20c, 25¢, 30¢, 35¢ Qt. Owens Motor Co. . 6323 Georgia Ave. —A. P. Photo. of each case. 7 Auto Workers File Plea, case was brought before the old Labor | Board and an election was ordered in the new tribunal was that of the | January, but the demise of the N. R. United Automobile Workers' Union of | | A. and the same fate for the Labor | South Bend, an affiliate of the A. F.|Board when the Supreme Court ad- of L, in a plea for recognition as|vanced its decision on the Schechter exclusive bargaining unit for workers case voided the order. An election of the Bendix Products Corp. at Soutn | was held later, but its results were Bend, Ind. Following closely were 15 | held inconclusive and the controversy others presented by the United Textile | between the company and the union Workers' of America and received by | continued until the latter made its the board today. These, filed by plea to the new Labor Relations Board. | | Prancis J. Gorman, vice president of | This case will be referred to the the United Textile Workers, charge |offices of the tenth district under the ditcrimination against the U. T. W.| board set-up, one of the headquarters | @s bargaining unit for employes. ‘ot this district being in Indianapolis With 17 regional boards already \uhere hearings on the case probably established or in process of formation, | will be held. each of these cases will be referred to | the unit in its particular territory. Recognition Is Issue. The Bendix case, although its actual Pirst of the cases to come before TILTON HOME ROBBED EASY AS A-B-C! Anyone Can Paint Around The House With Easy-To-Use . The whitest WHITE you ever saw! It costs no more to use the best . . . it lasts longer, cleans easily, dries quickly and has no odor. 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