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New Laws “Unworkable”
Provisions Deliberately
■Designed, Says Padway
(Continaad from Page 1)
- continued, by a provision in the
Taft-Hartley Act which tells em
ployers they do not have to “make
any concessions.”
The AFL counsel discussed at
great length the various aspects
of the union security provisions
under the law and advised the
onion representatives of the has*
. ardous penalties they can become
liable to if they seek and obtain
authorised union-shop agreements.
Chief of these, he pointed out, is
the elimination of any union
authority to control its member
ship, except for non-payment of
dues or initiation fee.
The law, at the same tfane.
makes the unions liable for the
acts of its members, even though
such acts may not be authorised
by the union, he said.
The Taft-Hartley Act reads a
“funeral oration” for boycotts,,
Mr. Padway continued. Ho said
the framers of the Act deliber
ately inserted provisions designed
to prevent one union from com
ing to the aid of the other hi
case of strike or dispute.
Injunctions can be lesoed
wholesale against unions under
the Taft-Hartley Act, Padwsy as
serted. Never before have unloAs
been faced With such an emer
gency situation, he said. Before
the Norris-LaGuardia Act, which
ended all injunctions in labor dis
putes, it was discretionary with
the-courts whether or not to is
sue an injunction against a union
op the application of an employer.
NW, he explained, under the pro
visions of the Taft-Hartley Act,
the NLRB is “commanded” to ap
ply for injunctions in the courts,
thus making the Government an
agent for employers. But if an
employer commits an unfair labor
practice, the Board may seek an
injunction or not, in its discretion.
Such discrimination is “dastard
ly,” Padway charged.
In a brief reference to the sec
tion of the law prohibiting politi
cal expenditures by unions, Pad
way stated fatly thaf this provi
sion is unconstitutional.
“The American Federation of
Labor has violated that section
already,” he said “by printing the
roll-call vote on the overriding of
the President’s veto. I’m glad
they did. This provision is pat
ently unconstitutional and I don’t
think it can bs held otherwise by
the courts.”
GROUP OK’S GI BOND BILL
Washington, D. C—The House
Armed Services Committee unani
mously approved legislation al
lowing former service men to
cash their terminal pay bonds
starting September 1.
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ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Having: qualified as Administra
trix of the Estate of Arthur Pag*
Drummond, deceased, late of
Mecklenburg County. North Car
olina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
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Trade Street, Charlotte, North
Carolina, on or before the 3rd
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This the 3rd day of July, 1947.
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deceased, late of Mecklenburg
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JOE M. WATSON,
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L. G, Watson, 214 Johnston Build
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Having qualified at Administra
tices of the Estate of John P.
Potts, deceased, late of Mecklen
burg County, North Carolina, this
ia to notify all persons having
claims, against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at 214 Johnston
Building, Charlotte, North Caro
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of July, 1948, or this notice will
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This the 10th day of July,
1947.
ADA POTTS AND
MACIE POTTS RHYNE,
Administratrices of the Estate
of John P. Potts,
214 Johnston Building.
(7-10, 17. 24, 31-c.)
State of North Carolina,
County of Mecklenburg.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Shirley P. Ogletree, Infant, By
Her Next Friend, Mrs. Louise
B. Lampley, Plaintiff, vs.
Robert N. Ogletree, Defendant.
Notice of Publication
It appearing from the affidavit
of Shirley P. Ogletree, an infant,
and her next friend. Mrs. Louise
P. Lampley, plaintiff in this action,
that Robert N. Ogletree, the de
fendant herein, ia not to be found
in Mecklenburg County, and after
due diligence and search cannot
be found in the State of North
Carolina, and
It further appearing that a
cause of action exists against the
defendant for an absolute divorce
on the grounds of two year sep
aration, as is now provided by
law for such in the General Stat
utes of North Carolina, and that
this is one of the causes for which
service of summons may be made
on the defendant by publication,
due to the fact that the defendant,
after duo diligence and search,
could not be found in the said
County and State.
It is, therefore, ordered that
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herein, by publication, and to
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title of this action and the pur
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of the Clerk of Court for Meck
lenburg County at the Court
House in Charlotte, North Caro
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seventh day after the last publi
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or demur to the complaint of the
plaintiff, or the relief prayed for
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Callie Varnam Warren, Plaintiff,
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