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| FRIDAY, DEC, 10, 1937

NEW PAY-HOUR BILL GETS 0. K. IN COMMITTEE

Amended Measure Will .Go Before House for Vote Monday.

, WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (U.P.).— An amended Wages and Hours Bill will be presented to the -House Monday by the Labor Committee. Its supporters were confident that an informally organized “bodyguard bloc” successfully would resist all efforts to emasculate the bill with objectionable amendments. The Committee’s final amendment was approved last night when it ratified, 9 to 6, they proposal of Chairman Mary T. Norton (D. N. J) for a Wage-Hour administrator and a system of industrial committees patterned after the NRA codé authorities. Bill Called for Board The bill as approved by the Senate called for a five-man board similar to that administering the National Labor Relations Act. William Green, A. F. of L. president, had opposed the original five-man board plan. =~ The confidence of leaders was bolstered after a group of 75 to 100 Démocrats caucused at the ‘call of Rep. Arthur D. Healey (D. Mass.) poi heard Speaker William B. Bankhead and Majority Leader Sam Rayburn exhort them to stand as a united party against Republican oppostion. Members of this so-called “bodyguard bloc” will stay on the House floor during debate to assure plenty of votes to smother opposition moves. Would Ban Child Labor

In its present .form the House Bill would fix maximum hours of work in industry at 40 hours, and minimum wages at 40 cents sn hour. Child labor would be banned. Minimum wage and maximum hours for each industry would

| . ‘originate with the proposed coin-

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* mittees serving under the Labor De-

partment Administrator. These committees, composed of an equal number of represéntatives of the employers and employees and not more than three representing the public, would make recommendations to the administrator. The administrator, while unable to fix wages and hours himself; would have veto power over the committees, and if the boards were unable to produce recommendations satisfactory to him he could dissolve ones,

CINCINNATI EXPRESS SCHEDULE CHANGED

Indianapolis passengers leaving Chicago on the morning Cincinnati Daylight Express train, Pennsylvania Railroad, are to arrive here at 2:38 p. m., 25 minutes later than according to a change in seheauls announced by officials foay. The new schedule which became effective yesterday follows: Trains leave Chicago at 9:45 a. m,, 35 minutes later than now, and arrive in Columbus, O., at 5 p. m. (Indianapolis Time); in Cincinnati at 5:05 p. m. (Indianapolis Time), and in Louisville, Ky., at 5:35 p. m. Traveling north, the Chicago Daylight Express leaves Indianapolis, according to another change, at 10:45 a. m. daily and arrives in Chicago at 3:30 p. m.

CITY REALTORS Pik 3 NEW DIRECTORS

Three new directors of the Indianapplis Real Estate Board assumed their duties today. They were elected for three-year terms at the annual business meeting yesterday at the Hotel Washington. The new members, Guy H. Williams, Howard W. Fieber and Rodnéy E. Peckham, are to meet soon with the other directors to elect officers for 1938.

BOYS’ WORK HEAD

MEETS ‘Y’ LEADERS |§

Abe Gregg, Y. M. C. A. national boys’ work secretary, was to confer with Indianapolis ¥. M. C. A. officials today and tomorrow. He was to meet with committeemen and leaders of neighborhood clubs this afiernoon. Mr. Gregg is to speak on “The Y. M. C. A’s Outreach to Boy Life” aft a luncheon session tomorrow noon, it was announced.

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Dark, willowitie clouds of smoke from hundreds of fires clouded the sky over Shanghai, while conquering green= clad warriors of the Rising Sun tramped through the

streets of the once beautiful “Paris of the Orient.”

EXPERTS SEE 600D DAIRY FEED RATIO

Purdue Specialists Predict Favorable Poultry Year.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Dec. 10.—Purdue University dairy specialists reported today “most factors point toward a favorable dairyfeed ratio for at least the first half of 1938.” ‘This favorable ratio will develop largely from the low feed prices rather than any material change in be prices of dairy products,” they sai

A favorable year also was forecast for poultrymen and the prediction was made that ilght cattle would bring the best profits in 1938, “to be fed through the fall market,” whic) is the reversal of conditions a year ago.

SETS NEW AIR MARK

MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 10 (U.P.).— Jacqueline Cochran held a new American air speed record for women today, with a mark of 252.875 miles an hour over a.100-kilometer

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BEGAN CRIME CAREER AT 3

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district in Shanghai escaped the devastating ferocity of Japan’s attack. Chapei, Pootung and Nantao, native districts in which heaviest fighting was concentrated ,were in ruins after fire and artillery barrages had taken toll. Thou-

Sixteen-year-old ‘ Johnny Robinson,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Shanghai Bursts Into Flames as Conquering Japanese Army Enters

was started in crime at the age of | nim over store transoms, has been

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sands of the 3,184,000 population were homeless, and starving. Refugees crowded into the International Settlement adding to the worries of international troop patrols and the Shanghai Volunteer Corps, guardians of the settlement.

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TWO DAMS TO CHECK OHIO FLOODS BEGUN

War Department Grants 4 Million for Work.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 10 (U. P)— The work of ‘impounding western Pennsylvania’s flooding rivers finally has started after three decades of

campaigning for a vast flood control program. With the War Department allo-

cating four million dollars for the work, preliminaries started imrae-

diately for construction of two of" nine dams proposed to control the waters of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers. A few weeks ago, public ceremonies were held -celebrating the

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