Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1929 — Page 3

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HEAT EXPECTED TO SPUR ACTION ON FARM BILL Senate and Ho;ise Likely to Speed Up to Escape Capital Summer. RY PAM. R. M M l ON. rnlte<l PrfM S rr efr-pendrut WASHINGTON. Ma- 28. Farmers havp born known to pray for rain, but congressional loaders noware ask me for heat to help them out of the legislative predieament o-er the fa'm bill. Ts The weather is ho* for the next few days, the leaders believe house and senate members will be persuaded to ease up The debenture deadlock so The administration farm bill ran be passed and remgress then may recess for the summer. A taste of Washington summer weather will do more than anything else to persuade the warring forces of the necessity for early action, leaders believe. Whiip House pressure is understood to have been exerted upon house leaders in an effort to get them to yield some points to the senate, and there are high hopes now of a settlement before the end of the week, if it does not get cooler. f’hallcnge to Senate The plan now is o have the house agree to work out a bill without the debenture clause. Then the senate conferees will go back to that body and report the inability to agree on the debenture item. The senate will be informed it ran have an administration bill without the debenture or no bill at all. It will be suggested that the senate can attach the debenture plan to the tariff bill later, if it so desires. The farm bill now is the main dispute holdinc up plans for the recess. The tariff bill will be passed by the house fodav and sent to the senate Wednesday. Tt will be referred to the senate finance committee for consideration and, if congress recessed until fall, as panned, it. will not be taken up by the senate before September. Kadical changes arc expected to be made in the bill by the senate committee. Vote on Census Bill Today A final vote on the census and re apportionment bill is expected in th* senate late today. Polls indicate The bill will pass overwhelmingly, loaders plan to bring up next the Borah bill to license commission merchants dealing in perishable farm products. The committer is meeting in executive session to consider five suggested changes, abolishing or modifying the secrecy rule. A report is to be made before next Tuesday and polls show a fifty-five to twenty-two majority in favor of open sessions for consideration of nominations. The in v cP isaP-vi into sources which made receiu secret roll calls available for publication by the United Press have befm stopped temporarily. It probab* will no* h® resumed if the committee follows i*s intention of amending the secreey rule. There is no present intention of railing senators ask each one if he gave out the information. MOTHER AND SON GET UNIVERSITY DEGREES Illinois Teacher Graduates In Class With Roy. URBAN A. Til.. May 28 —A mother and son will reecivr d-’erees at the University of Illinois next month. Mrs. Martha W. D. Duell. Tolono. 111. high school teacher, will receive her masters degree in education, whi'e her son. G. Leslie Duell. will receive his bachelor of science decree from the college of commerce and business administration. A niece of Mrs. Duell. Harriett Duell. also of Tolono. is a junior in the college of commerce and business administration.

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| Extraordinary Cash Purchase—3,ooo Prs. of Womens Spring and Summer j NEW NOVELTY SHOES Blonde Kids-Red and Blue and Green Kids-Smart PatciatE Ties. Pumps, strap®. New Sandal styles'—High, Medium ®fi Low Heels—All sizes. Wonderful bargaiiM in some discontinued numbers are included. Go on sale tomorrow— J 34 2 -95 Women's and Misses' Novelty Aspst* Wffjy Pumps, Straps and Oxfords C(|€|fQCc Vo„ >l| find all sires and all heels. Broken lots and discontinued JUS Jwif numbers front our own stock greatly reduced for quick clean up. ■'MSa p - Ouli while they last —in two lots at .

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