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Supreme Court — Part 4
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we, From Pare i wy vA cents an hour ‘with the owaers, who were going to
to TTR glint 728 cel out ith orn, she
brought up soon, ~*. fae . hours overtime; yearly vacations, ‘Lewis then called of the Krug-
The Supreme Court order yes-]8 Federal safety code and a welfare Cewls agreement. wae A Aninistr
terdgy made sure that nearly the)fund kept up by a charge of 5 cents/,, ang went to court for a ruling
whole coal strike injunction case/on all coal mined. | on this point.
would be heard at once, at the hear-| Lewis asked In Getober. for! Justice T. Alan Goldsborough of
ys ba for muesday January 14. better term, which have not oeen the District Court ordered Lewis
President Lewis and See-|Mmade public. They inclu a
~fetary of Interior Juliug A. Krug! 40-hour week with the same take- and the UMW to let the agreement
lat spring signed an péreement home pay and price as much for D.
im wages, bours and welfare which|the welfare fund, Krug refuse Cc. to Get $2,106,000
“ended _ the spring strike. The bargain, sayin Lew! 3 ;
ca ng garike, The bargain, saying Lewig inustieel! te ru W Fine Is Upheld
. The District of Columbia gov- |
_ ernment probably will get the
; Hion’s share of the $3,510,000 In
fines which John L. Lewis and
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Ld
eS a inhi) ai
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his United Mine Workers may
have to fork over...
If the Supreme Court upholds
the conviction of Lewis and the
UMW for contempt and the fines
are collected. The financially
hardpressed District stands to get
$6000 out of the $16,000 that
Lewis neraonally was fined—and
oe rt ee
$2,100, 006 out of the UMW levy-—
or a grand total of $2,106,000,
The Revenue Act of 1939 pro-
vides that the District gets 60 per
cent of all Gnes paid into Distri
; Court.
tide and to head off a strike un
he ruled, but 400,000 soft coal
a : walked out just tre same.
a The justice fined the UMW three
dia a half million dollars, and
i wis $10,000, for civil and crimi-
: 1 contempf of court. They ap-;
aled, and the Justice Department
2 sped the case through te the Su-
3 preme Court, which set a hearing
2. # for next month. This hearing was
2 et on the one question raised by
2 4 the Justice Department-—whether
the Norris-LaGuardia ..ct keeps the
7 Government from fighting strikes
ay with court orders.
é UMW counsel then - raised 20
points of . their own, saying the,
Goidsborough order Was against|
the Constitution, the fine was too
high and the proceedings were
faulty. Attorney General Tom C.:
Clark said he did not oppose hav-|
ing these questions heard and yes-
terday’s order was taken for
granted, .
After the case was betore the
high . court Lewis called off the
strike,
The Solid Fuels Adutnistratlo
d yesterday the 17-day co
trike cost the country about 2
fen tons of coal. The 59-d
trike last spring cost 90 million
tons. ‘
whens Seu en eke eee
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