Unions May No Longer
Solicit Members
During Working Hours
WASHINGTON, UP)—The gov
ernment has stopped compelling
employers to give unions equal
time during plant working hours
to solicit members.
The rule in effect for two years
was reversed late Monday by the
National Labor Relations Board in
a 3-1 decision saying that com
pany premises are the natural
forum for employer views and the
union hall is the union’s.
“We reject the idea that the
union has a statutory right to as
semble and make campaign
speeches to employes on the em
ployer's premises and at the em
ployer’s expense,” the NLRB ma
jority said in its policy reversal.
At the same time the NLRB es
tablished a new rule. It said that
henceforth neither the company
nor the union would be allowed
to address workers on company
premises during working hours
for 24 hours before an NLRB elec
tion to choose a collective bargain
ing representative.
Member Abe Burdock, former
Democratic senator from Utah
and a Truman administration ap
pointee to the NLRB, vigorously
dissented from both rulings.
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Danger Lessens of
Military Aggression
By Soviet Russia
WASHINGTON, UP) — Secretary
of State Dulles said Tuesday the
ministers of the 14 North Atlan
tic Treaty allies believe the dan
.ger of “open military aggression
from Soviet Russia” is less than
it was a year ar two years ago.
Yet “the danger is immense and
•persistent,” Dulles said, adding:
“This is no time for the free
world to relax.”
If the danger of aggression has
in fact declined, he said, it is due
to at least two reasons—growing
NATO power and unrest behind
the iron curtain.
Dulles reported that NATO had
successfully adopted in the Dec.
14-16 meeting a new “long haul”
concept, the essence of which is
that the alliance should operate
on a budget which member na
tione can sustain over a long
period.
In explaining why there is a
belief the danger has possibly de
clined, Dulles laid heavy empha
sis on “the vast underlying dis
content” among workers in Soviet
satellite countries.
“It seems that the Soviet rulers’
exploitation of their own and the
satellite peoples has reached the
point where it would be reckless
for them to engage in general
war,” he said. All recent major
speeches by high Soviet officials
seek to' encourage their people to
hope for more food and more con
sumer goods of better quality.
“The revolt of last June with
in East Germany exposed the vast
underlying discontent which
exists among the workers within
the satellite areas. It indicates that
if there were an armed invasion
of western Europe the Soviet lines
of communication might not be
altogether secure.”
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Bigamist Has Wife No. 1
Babysitting For Wife No. 2
LOS ANGELES, UR — Three
women all claim one man is their
husband and one of them says she
discovered the multiple situation
when he used her as a babysitter
for the child of another.
Two of the women are preg
nant, police reported.
A warrent charging bigamy was
issued Tuesday against Clifford E.
Burton, 28, Las Vegas, Nevada,
welder, after the second wife be
came suspicious o'f the first, the
district attorney’s office said. Po
lice are looking for Burton. The
three women identified him from
photographs.
Police said wife No. 2, Ellen
King Brown, 19, of suburban
Northridge, said she married Bur
ton in July 1952 and last sum
mer he took her to his Burbank
home to be a babysitter.
She then discovered that the
child’s mother, Mrs. Helen Ger
aldine Burton, now of nearby
Venice, married Burton in 1946.
Police said wife No. 3 was Claire
G. Lawrence, 17, Van Nuys, who
married Burton last April.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
of NILS NILSON BOYNE, deceased.
No. 831
Notice of Hearing and
Settlement of Final Account
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Peter
N. Bahls, Administrator of the above
named estate, has filed in the above
named court his Final Report and Ac
count, and that the 10th day of February,
1954, at the hour ,of 10 o’clock A.M. of
said day, at the office of said court,
Nome, Alaska, has, by court order, been
fixed as the time and place for a hearing
on said Final Report and Account, and
an adjudication naming the heirs and
distributees of said estate.
Objections to said report and accpunt,
and proof of heirship will be heard at
this time.
Dated this 7th day of December, 1953.
Peter N. Bahls,
Administrator
James A. von der Heydt,
Attorney for Administrator.
Publ. Dec. 9. 16, 23, 30, 1953.
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