The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 64

Sunday, lamiiry II, INt until recently. poltrrmcn Scriisd the durf nf an, I that iH'liollS. 2F Mnlnjjs of nthir unions, c-ur first Nn? 'duly shall romain, nrvrrtholess. soiim's with the pulilic." lion is But the niiitiiin of svm- Police Invision Chief Dan ft hi'iilcrl. It imolu's Slills said: "I'lllll this rrrnt IVnver Manager of unnsina there had been no nar.

Only 22 Per Cent Of U. S. Police In Unions; Hoffa's New York Gambit Is Old Story painy ami Mipnnri tor other Safety Edward (J. Oeer has tieular problem, iiniiins priHlmeil iiuiie trmilile tvPn hearing lietwwn Police In Hail ford. Conn, here S.l in one i-lly Little Itoek, Walter F.

Johnson and per cent of the force is organ-In the police loeal Ha Patrolman Hoodie 0. Whaley. 1ml, Chief Paul Beckwith criticized publicly by nonie for chairman of the union's g-iev-said he aUavs has had g.xxl donating 500 to trlklng but Hnce committee. relations- with the union, has driver. i Johnson suspended W'lviley detected no partiality in law No real charge were nmtUvon grojnds of insuho-diiiatin.

enforcement, including labor no one khI the police were nut saying Whaley had demanded matters. By law. the union NtAV YORK, J.m 17 i.T' Moffa was far from ment because "we're not having'a step forward. I am not it accepts or rejects nrifciimi in his recent abortive attempl to unionise the New troubles and I don't wanting about the Teamsters dinamls and that ends it. City police force.

Now York." I rnforelnr the law In Uhnr that the chief resiL-n. Whalev can Dolice striKe or picket strike or picket It has been insu Deiore ana nas laiicu ui-ioie in York, Chicago, Boston. Detroit. Baltimore, Louisville and many oilier places. In onlv a handful of spots has the attempt to Mayor Terry Schrunk said Portland City Council meets THE CON.sTlTl.TlON of the matter.

In 1937, the I-eg's-, denies this. He said he and his buildings. It can. however, no one ha ever seriously com-; with police union local and other police latum tanned police unions tajcomrnittee merely visited the picket other city buildings in plained that Portland police lives and considers their re-lunits organised by the fedira-jArkansas. But In recent weeki chief, asked that if he intended a sympathy move.

over- to resian to let the committee, An equally favorable report rZv nolieemen lwere lmPartlHl beci-use of, quests. However, no contractual tion contains this provision: Hate Supreme Court over were not impartial bee. use of. quests. However, no contractual tion contains this provision: the Hate Supreme Court "Members of this local union turned the ban.

beforehand so it could came from Chief William around" the eountrv are mem- Washington. through tneir union memnersnip. we. relationsinp exists, mecityen-ber of union not Hoffa's Publicity and the pressure of jhave no problems, no misunder-ters no agreement with the po-Teamster- but' the KI -CIO piMic opinion." standings for 1 lice union. The council may lis- Federation of Stale.

County ami 'consider police unionization here ten, discuss, argue tait ulil- through their union membership. "We; relationship exists. The city en- will not participate in any! In Denver, 423 of the city's present its grievances to the Proetz of St. Paul, on strike and though our full sym-700 policemen are members of nevv chief. Later a petition his relations with the police patnies may lie with the lawful'the federation.1 Any troubIe? signed by Whaley and (59 other local there.

Municipal Employees. I.V REI KNT years, just about 1. V. The federation claims police everv union which has talked SHOP LATE! OPEN MONDAY NIGHT UNTIL locals in 4o cit.es with a xiula-labout organizing police and tion over 10.000 and 12 in towns 'that included Hoffa's Teamsters under 10,000. The size of the hns promised that it would membership ranges 'torn five in never call out the police on Minot, N.

to .127 or about strike. There's a reason. 85 per cent of the force in Any of poice unj0Ils Portland. Oreg prickly revives a nightmare in The statistic need not alarm n)-nd, of plhUc ofticjas opponent of police poljcc strikc jn In all, according to the of the iioston forcc national Association of hicN plforce union de. ff Police, there are pub-, man(is.

yor one wild night, the imrjine: your enoice ot mi) rmpiojru uiMirriii.n naj no police protection types in the country. Thus the Kor five davs lt trembled ith membership claimed by the fed terl.or as loolers pjlaged 300 eratlon represents but per snops troops fought riotinc tent of the total or roughly rnobs an(1 two men wcre one out of every 43. imanv ininreri Every police memlier of the Gov. union say, he Federation, takes mW. Calvin is no Kv Z'a right to strike against the pub-strike.

None, says the edera-i' lie anfety hy anybody, anywhere has ever struck or picket Hnw thpn Hrp th union a lib ul Style ,2 enforce its demands' 1 President Hoodrow il- have no adequate ld: "A o( policemen said a Federation spokesman in Kret city, leaving that city monogremmed blouses in easy-care cotton at this low price! 3,98 Including monogram You'll want at least two of these handsome monogrammod blouses in drip-dry broadcloth and at this low price you can easily afford them! Both styles available with any of the four monogram styles shown. Sizes 32 to 38. Come in and order now for Valenline's Day (10 days for delivery)! NEW CRISIS at ine nieri.y 01 1111 fin.i in tthugs, is a crime against civili-liation Both statements have been recalled many times as powerful arguments against later ef- 1 forts to organize police. But Is narinrr irrnnifl what of the modern unionwhich 1 says it won ever call a police strikc? 1 "How do we know they never Co.urts Prepare To Rule wm- ajUs commissioner ste- "On laws Opposing jphen P. Kennedy, head or ew York's 24.000 police.

"It's like netting a camel get his nose into ii Integration RICHMOND, Jan. 17 .1 the tent. They ask one thing today, something else tomorrow. rl'PIl V'tr-inia far-es a crne'a', llhit Lniti hntv th n't ft -1 week, or legal aecis.ons in inc of unlon eortimonwealths massive re-; ext VPa'r or (ive veaM fromj navy, charcoal, monograms black, red 1 at? mM Rirr sjstance to scnooi al)ou, the the Virginia Supreme rii(. For years, we've Court of Appeals and a three- )ad a law that said subway Federal constitutional (1o ees couldn't strike.

But court are to rule next week in they've struck." grtsn, silver, pearl royal blue, pink, lilac, mist grey or cocoa brown. thp of resistance lawsi Whether they strike or not.1 fna'cte'd two years ao. It is Kennedy says, policemen have generally expected that the.a critical obligation to remaio, courts will strike down parts impartial in all matters. For if not all, of the laws which, this reason, the New York Com i I'ar in 3.91 roll-sleeve shirt with flenitltid c-whita, liUc, liqSt blm, hot p'nk or mint. shut 13.000 pupils out of class-imissioner and many others in rooms in Norfolk.

Front Royal the field vow, they will always and Charlottesville. 'oppose police unionization by A turning point almost union, ainlv ie at hant 01'pn if thn1 lilac, light 3.91 baby-doll sleeve shirt pink or m'nt. laws are upheld. The state's political leaders already have suggested changes but have not THE qi'ESTlOX of a police man's divided loyalty brings this answer from Arnold S. Zander president of the Federation ot sorry, no moil or phone orders! specified what they shiuld be Gov.

J. Lindsav Almond Jr. isolate, lounty ana Municipal Pegue'i I Co-ordinates, Street Floor 4 ii expected to call a special Ses-f-moloyees: sion of the state Legislature1 Vl see wny soon after the court rulings are a union to improve their work made, ing conditions divides the po- The courts will rule on a set icemen's loyalty to their em of "massive resistance" statutes any more than joining a designed expressly to thwart in-, Political, church or civic or tegration orders of the 0n contrary One automatically closes anvjsince unionization has brought integrated public school. An-lbe'ter working conditions, it other cuts off state funds from 'has created more harmonious any racially mixed school sys-relations between policemen and tern. Other laws provide statfi their superiors." tuition grants for private Zander's union says it has schooling of children displaced (organized police in one or more from public schools by thej cities in the following states: crisis.

I Arkansas. California, Colorado All the kev laws are before 'Connecticut. Illinois. Iowa, the Virginia Supreme Court Michigan, Minnesota. Appeals in a case arranged byl'cbraska, North Carolina the state itself to test their! NTorth Dakota.

Ohio. Oregon, constitutionality. In addition.jTennessee, Washington, Wis-the school closing act, only lawlconsin and Wyoming. Illinois of the two-vear-old package Connecticut have the most be used, is also before a Fed-1 Police locals, 25 and 9, respec- starts tomorrow! Professional Artists' Annual Exhibit in Pogue's Second Floor. Auditorium It's here! The annual art show presented by the Professional Artists of Cincinnati! See works by Mr.

Wilbur G. Adam, Mrs. Howard Breiden-bach, Mr. Horace Daughters, Mrs. Thad Gillespie, Miss Katherine King, Miss Helen Koch, Mr.

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Vernon Rader, Miss Marcella Schroth, Miss Josephine Swift, Mr. Charles Townsend and many ofhers. Tomorrow through Saturday, January 3 1st! Poque's Second-Floor Auditorium eral three-judge court in Nor-itiyely. folk. The Associated Press did a L'nJJer the closing law, nine, spot check of five of the largest white public schools have been cities where the federation hai shut dwn since last September; police locals.

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