Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1937, Page 8

A—8 x THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, JULY .22, 1937. CLOSED SHOP BAN FOUGHT BY UNIONS C. 1. 0. and A. F. L. Unite to Attack Ruling of Court, By the Associated Press. NEWARK, N. J, July 22—C. 1. O. | & and A. F. of L leaders rallied their forces for a meeting today to “unite in a common bond” to appeal a Chancery Court ruling that labor contracts for a closed shop are “illegal and and ‘unlawful™ The ruling by Vice Chancellor Maja Yeon Berry is appealable directly to the Court of Errors and Appeals, the Btate's highest bunal Today's nieeting was called after Harry Wendrich and A. F. of L. rep- resentative, wrote to William Carney regional director of the C. I. O. in North Jersey, urging that all labor £roups unite to fight the ruling “The C. I. O.and its unions,” Carney give full support in this will co-operate to the full labot's rights. If t Rest ’ Astors unenforceable” strikes for elosed shops “sink or swim” point of his political career, Dooling, in & sudden coup late yes- terday, announced he had lined up Manhattan Borough President Samuel Levy and Former Controller Frank J. Prial to run on the ticket with his own candidate for the mayoralty, Senator Royal S. Copeland. Levy previously had announced his candidacy for the mayoralty himself, and Dooling had selected Copcland over the opposition of several Tam- many district leaders and of the city’s four other Democratic chieftains. The latter’s “New Deal” ticket comprised Grover Whalen, former police com- missioner, for Mayor; Controller Frank | Taylor to succeed himsel! and Max | J. Schneider, Bronx banker, for presi- dent of the council. Reports were current Dooling, whose leaderhhip has been bitterly contested almost since its beginning, would re- TAMMANY FAGES MAYORALTY GRISIS Dooling’s Political Career Also at Stake in Selec- tion of Slate. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 22.—The eyes of all engaged in New York’s muddjed mayoralty situation turned toward to- night's meeting of Tammany's Execu- tive Committee. For Tammany it was to be & crucial point in the campaign | for the September primaries—selec- tion of a slate was the issue—ana for its leader, James J. . most | observers agreed, it was to be the| - at N ewport RESORTS. REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. RESORTS. NSYLVANIA. FOR /ou: VACATION HIGHEST, COOLEST RESORT in Pennsylvania | Susmming, Golf, Riding, Tennis Nightly Floor Shows . .. 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Astor is the son of Mr John Jacob Astor mer with his parents. for the closed shop.” er said, “it is guilty nding itself ” Vice Chancellor Berry's ruling was an amplification of a previous oral \ prohubition of picketing at the Inter-| HAWAIl STAMP 0.K.'D national Ticket Co., where seven Amer- | SO | ican Federation of Labor unions called | fails to fight this denial | | | President Roosevelt yesterday ap- & strike, Including ‘a clased ‘ahon| nyoved the deslen of & new. stamp 1o | represent Hawaii in a territorial emong the demands Mrs. Elinore Herrick, regional di-| prPieeit 8 rector of the National Labor Rela-| .o on stamp was brought to the tons Board, suid in New York that|white House by Postmaster General there were “plenty of court decisions in many S olding the legality | of the closed She said “the | Labor Board taken the | Yosition ed shop, like wages, hou R conditions, | is a prope: gotiation.” | RESORTS. T 7ATLA.\"I'I(' « ltl‘\', N.J. 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