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THE PHIIrADELPHJA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING. APRITJ 23. 1951 Bill Income Tax on your name only OTHER PUNS WITH OR WITHOUT SECURITY Reuther May Get Vandenberg Post Parley Fails to Settle Detroit Transit Strike DETROIT, April 22 (UP i Albert E. Cobo and other city officials met with striking union membsrs today in an effort to settle Detroit's two-day-old transportation walkout that could crip- May Get Hearing foOQH? Phone first. coma in forth money Phone the office most convenient for you 1400 D.

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the automobile LANSING, April 22 (UP). Walter P. 'Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers CIO, and Blair Moody, Washington correspondent for the -Detroit News, industries if allowed to run into may order a public hearing on the A Bone to Pick 1 were considered standout dark horse Strikers Eat floss Chicken candidates today for the Senate seat of the late Arthur H. Vandenberg However, there was no official word on a possible successor to the PITTSBURGH, April 22 (AP). T'S chicken on the house for strikers picketing the Pittsburgh I another day.

An unscheduled strike of 3800 bus operators and streetcar motormen stranded Detroit's 700,000 daily riders yesterday morning. Because the strike started on Saturday, Detroit's mammoth automobile and defense production was not affected immediately. However, auto makers said today that production would be "vastly curtailed" this week if the strike was not settled immediately. STRIKERS 'FIRED The mayor said that all striking operators, members of Division 26, Streetcar and Bus Operators Union AFL, already have been "technically fired" under Michigan's Hutchinson Act prohibiting strikes by public workers md under civil service rules. The Detroit street Hie Friendly Stors Ladies' Administration's $119,000,000 fiat income tax bill despite the claim of Gov.

John S. Fine that an open discussion of the proposed legislation is unnecessary. That was indicated today when Senator T. Newell Wood R. Luzerne), chairman of the committee, said he would order a public hearing if a majority of the unit moved that one be held.

On the basis of the present lineup of the 17-member committee the hearing will be ordered. There are 12 Republicans and five Democrats on the committee, but four of the GOP members may join with the Democrats and order an open discussion of the bill. Wood said he planned to hold a meeting of his committee on Tuesday but did not know whether the income fax proposal would come up at that time. The measure cleared the House last week, 109 to 97, on a second vote test. Erie Saw Corp.

here if they want it. Glen E. Meyers, president of the company, has been passing out coffee and sandwiches since employes struck last Monday. Over the weekend he offered chicken dinners. Some Republican foreign policy leader, and a close associate of Democratic G.

Mennen Williams, who will make the appointment, indicated! the Governor might consider Rcn-ther too "labor minded." TEST FOR GOVERNOR Williams went fishing today to ponder the appointment in solitude. Upon the young Governor's shoulders rested one of the biggest tests of his political career the appointment of a strong campaigner who will give prestige to the Democratic ticket and be able to win re-election to the Senate In 1952, when Williams himself may seek a third term as Governor. The names of Reuther and Moody frequently have been mentioned in and Men's National Advertised Bulovci Watches (Tex Inc.) pickets refused. Members of the International Association of Machinists AFL) closed his plants in Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Los Angeles in a contract dispute.

Main disagreement is a union demand for an automatic contract re Take a Long Time to fay tie railway system is owned by the city, bringing employment under local government control. Union officials met with city representatives in Mayor Cobo's office opening if the Wage Stabilization Board relaxes its 10 percent wage freeze. MEYERS and his wife, Vida, served seven pickets a chicken r-- fc And for the first time in history a great store brings you the world-famous Astoire methods for less than $1.00 a lesson. 42 years of experience a difference does make dinner at the Pittsburgh plant. He said he's feeding the men.

at the other plants, too, although pickets at St. Louis refused to go on company property to eat. "So I am paying the bill for all they want1 to eat at a restaurant across the street from the plant," Meyers added. "Pickets at the Los Angeles plant are eating their food iri the plant. There are 80 employes here, 80 in St.

Louis and 20 in Los Angeles." Railroad Station Destroyed by Fire NEW YORK, April 22 UP. A one-hour fire today destroyed the Marble Hill station on the New York Central Railroad's Hudson electric division and most of the station platform. Five trains were delayed for as long as 51 minutes. The fire started under a wooden platform about 12:30 P. M.

and spread to the one-story frame station. The tracks at the station were de-energized, delaying trains until the fire department extinguished the blaze at 1:35 P. M. today and restated their demands for a 7li-cent hourly increase to match the $1.76 "Seattle rate." PROCEEDINGS RECESSED By late afternoon, Commissioner Rodney Baxter said there had been "no appreciable progress" in the talks, and proceedings were recessed until later tonight. Cobo said that if the meeting did not end "satisfactorily," dismissal notices would be sent immediately to individual strikers.

A spokesman for the Ford Motor Co. said that one out of every three Ford employes depends upon streetcars or buses to get to work. Other companies said "vast layoffs" could be expected later in the week if the operators' strike went Democratic circles within the last three days, although Reuther has indicated he might not accept the appointment. PRO-LABOR LEANINGS Williams, whose election and reelection have been credited to Michigan's strong labor forces, was expected to name to the Senate a person with pro-labor leanings. Before the names of Reuther and Moody cropped up, possible candidates labeled as "most acceptable" to labor circles included John Dawson, University of Michigan law professor; George Edwards, former Detroit Councilman and unsuccessful candiate for Mayor; Detroit Councilman Patrick McNamara, and Re Come in today and get in on these gay, congenial classes.

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