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.. a For Lewis ‘Out)|\|ase5 ae that the new appeintce cymes from Mareld mt . "Administration Leaders Re- [[L- fekes’ Dept. of Interior. (It's mot Bekes.) oe) ° a ‘ [r fr ject His Request for New Board The Amereas delegation hut visto’ whe? : * as eae Bolivia efter row over Bolivian labor 'To Settle Coal Dispute ot Vitons & back wud bas submitted tx re- | i Phil's Bureee WASHINGTON, Mar, 80.—Administra- the : , |tion leaders—led by won't yield tof; @., | any proposal by John DMfewis for oreation & - of a “special commission” to settle the coal § , dispute. This point was settled some days -fago, it is understood, when Secretary of ‘| Labor Perkins informally proposed estab- lishment of a three-man board, led by , Harold Ickes, to decide the conflict, FDR * and Economic Stabilizer Bymes both re- ° ; ‘jected the idea, insisted that-tnless the | + operators and union agree among them- _1 selves—the case will go to the War Labor “Board. FDR made that official in his tele- , gram to the negotiators last week. . ‘ place én CIO's Oil Workers Union. Eduin SY¥6mith, director of the union's or- ' panizing ‘commitice and former member of , the NALB, has resigned; so hes Bilton + ‘ Kaufman, organizer who_ former ked- OF Newspaper Guild. William lor, | ' who helped organize Ford” én otreraft, replace Smith: It off te inside CIO. : ; . i — ef fm thet he *E Poul V. bas sclected a wow chair. a ae man for Fair Employment Prectices | ---- j delayed mystericasly. An ble press ovmfor | 7 jcmce yesterday, McNett was asked shout the . a res cae : T a* “ys ts a, a re