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Long-Lines Operators
Resume Wage Parley;
U.S. Hearings Delayed
By th« Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 26.—Contract
negotiations affecting 25,000 long
distance telephone workers which
were broken off last week have been
resumed.
The resumption of the talks
yesterday halted proceedings of a
presidential fact-finding board, at
least for the time being.
When the board opened its session
yesterday, officials of both the
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co. and the CIO American Union of
Telephone Workers asked for a few
hours to discuss the matter.
Board Will Stand By.
Then both sides announced they
had agreed to continue direct bar
gaining through June 7.
If a new contract has not been
worked out by that time, the par
ties agreed to report the dispute
back to the board, which was set
up. by President Truman May 18
after negotiations collapsed.
The head of the board, Prof.
Sumner H. Slichter of Harvard
University, said the board was “glad
to delay the opening of the hear
ings.”
He said he would ask the Presi
dent to extend the date set for a
report to him.
30-Cent Raise Sourht.
Union and company officials met
for two hours yesterday with a
Federal mediator. A company
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"preliminary” session.
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Traffic Deaths Bring
Warning in Maryland
Sy th* Associated Press
BALTIMORE, May 26. —The
Maryland Traffic Safety Commis
sion yesterday reported there were
29 traffic deaths in the State dur
ing April, then issued this waning
to motorists:
“Always be on the alert for pedes
trians, children at play, old folks
and drunks.’’
The commission reported 14 of
the fatalities were pedestrians.
“Some of them had been drink
ing,” it said. "Many of them were
careless.”
Baltimore city had only six fatali
ties but was the scene of 421 injuries
—more than half of 757 total for the
State.
Compared with the number of
persons who lost their lives in auto
mishaps during April of 1947, last
month’s figure is a 12 per cent re
duction.
There were no fatal traffic ac
cidents in 12 counties, including
Calvert, Charles and Dorchester.
But Anne Arundel’s death toll was
eight, Prince Georges and Wicomico
had three each and Queen Anne
had two. The others had one each.
The month’s figures brought the
total of traffic dead in 1948 to 90.
Admiral Smith Collapses
Addressing Trade Body
By the Associated Press
QUINCY, Mass., May 26—Vice
Admiral William W. Smith, 60,
chairman of the Maritime Commis
sion, collapsed last night while he
was addressing the annual meeting
of the Quincy Chamber of Com
merce.
Admiral Smith slumped to the
floor while delivering a talk before
250 persons and was taken to the
Quincy Hospital where his condi
tion was described as "good.”
He was released from the hospital
a short while later and returned
to his Boston hotel room.
Soviet to Send Envoys
To Israel, Indonesia
ly th« Associated Prass
MOSCOW, May 26.—The Soviet
press published without comment
today an announcement that Rus
sia has agreed to exchange diplo
matic representatives with Israel.
Also published was an announce
ment that Russia and the Indo
nesian republic have agreed, after
conversations in Prague, to ex
change consuls. There was no edi
torial comment.
Col. Edward Steidtmann,
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ly lh. Associated Pros.
LEXINGTON, Va„ May 26.—Col.
Edward Steidtmann, 66, professor of
geology and mineralogy at Virginia
Military Institute for 25 years, died
yesterday at his home here.
Col. Steidtmann joined the VMI
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doctor's degrees at Wisconsin Uni
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