Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1939 — Page 4

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Eyes Have It; || I Trip Suspects

ETROIT, Aug. 10 (U, P.). — Acting on a description given : by girl employees of a bread company, scene of a holdup, police rounded up Philip Orlando and James Maccagnone as the bandit suspects. 2 pin They were identified by the girls as the ones having “beautiful big ‘brown eyes.” °°

AVERAGE BRITON BOY “TALLER AND HEAVIER

LONDON, Aug. 10 (U. P.).—In 63 years the average boy of Great ‘Britain has become 3 inches taller and added about 20 pounds in weight. : Sir Henry Bashford, chief medical officer of ‘the. Postoffice, gave these: figures in‘ an address before a -health congress of the Royal

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: Times Special ¢ | LAFAYETTE, Aug. 10—Minimum « |standards for Grade A eggs under : = |Indiana’s new “fresh egg law,” ~: |which becomes effective Aug.” 15, “ |were announced today by the State : | Egg Board. 2 | Weight requirements were placed _ © '|by the Board at 23 ounces per dozen - |for large eggs with each egg weigh- .: |ing not less than one and eleven- " [twelfths ounces, and at 20 to 23 ‘ |ounces for: medium eggs with each . legg weighing not less than one and i |eight-twelfths ounces. : | Other requirements as outlined by : {the Board are that shells must be - |elean and sound, air cells localized _ |and not exceeding three-sixteenths} lof ‘an inch in depth ‘for wholesal€] nor one-fourth inch for retail, and | yolks visible and fairly well centered | with no germ development.

§ Inspectors to. Handle, 8.000 Cases—and Mor | After - October.

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1 ~~ By LUDWELL DENNY . £0 Times Special Writer ¥ ~~ "WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—The ~~ Wage-hour division, until recently the pride of. the Administration,[ « Byddenly has become one of its grave| est problems. i e- the country as masta * theybatiic was ay when the as : tration side-tracked the emas- |} Ing ‘wage-hour amendments in| Ee ess last week, New Dealers |

Clearance! Girls’ Print 1. / = +E =f ER - on = a Women's, Girls’, Childs § & SWIM SUITS

| Sanifary Institiute.

% discover that the law is threat-

by inadequate enforcement. Ast minute failure of. the $2,000,000 ;definciency = appropriation for field inspectors leaves the Adminis- ~ traffon with only a third of the inspedtors required. At the moment it has only 104. . The regular budget will‘permit hiring 100 more, and the $1,200,000 deficlericy appropriation

‘250 “or 300 more from the July civil | BS

ice examination list — allow an eventual total of 450 to 500. ‘2 congervative. requirement is 1500."

*. Irierease Due in October

[here is a backlog of 20,000 com-~ aints of law violation on hand, th a staff hardly ldrge enough to dp more: than peck at’ the mounting cumulation. ‘Even more serious is the impossibility of routine inspection—which state and British experience shows to be the basis of effective policing of such a law. Discovery that enforcement maRinery is inadequate comes on the /¢ of a much harder test of this iachinery. The 20,000 complaints on hand are under the 25-cenfs-an-hour-and-44-hour - provision. But in October the wage minimum jumps to 30 cents and the hour: ‘maximum becomes 42. That will increase by 83 per cent the number of workers affected. That is not all. Under the law the administrator—with the advice of special industry committees representing the public, employer and labor—has power to fix higher than the general minimum wages.

Over-Optimism Blamed

Industry committees haye already recommended “increases 3s follows: Cotton textiles, 7600,000 “employees, 82% cents; hosiery and full-fashioned hosiery, .220000° employees, 32% cents and_40: cents; wool textiles, 145,000 employees, 36 cents, apparel, 750,000 employees, 322 to 40 cents; jinery, 28,000 employees, 40 cents; shoes, 234,000 employees, 35 cents. Administrator - Andrews has not yet acted on these recommendations, which would force wage increases for:an estimated 498,000 workers and mean many more complaints. ; New Dealers and labor leaders

Push a buton and a 100-foot steel |

ladder goes soaring into the sky or up alongside a flaming building. The Safety Board.wants to buy two new hydraulic fire engines that will do just that thing.

' Estimated cost is from $17,000 to

$19,000 a piece. Purchase depends upon public approval of a proposed $85,000 Fire Department “modernization” program. The firemen now “crank-up” their ladders by hand.

forcement problem to Mr. Andrews’ over-optimism—the fact he asked for only 700 fleld inspectors when he needs at least 1500. Crack-Down Policy Favored

They also say that his go-easy policy has encouraged law defiance, and that a crack-down policy would have decreased violations. : But even Mr. Andrews’ severest critics—most of whom are his former admirers—put the major blame on the organized enemies of the law. The U. S. Chamber of Commerce resolution demanding repeal, and test votes in the House presag-

ing a large majority in favor of

gisoulating amendments removing pro

law in the South and elsewhere. Many hostile employers and law-

yers assume that the law is on. the|.

way out anyway, and that by the time enforcement catches up with them there will be little or nothin ta enforce. : But the discovery of that weakness is multiplying the determination to save the law and make it work. It is President Roosevelt's

lay. part of the blame for the en-

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favorite labor legislation.

tection from: 1,590,000 workers, have undermined acceptance of the|

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Here is the Greatest Fur Bargain Offer in Indianapolis today! Not only do we offer you the most SENSATIONAL SAVINGS, but in ADDITION to our August Sale Prices we will credit you with $1.00 . CASH for EVERY $5 YOU PAY AS A DEPOSIT! Just think of what this means to You! A CASH SAVING ON TOP of our Already Low | Prices! And if you wish to pay for your coat in full we will present you with $1 in CASH for every $5 you pa !

This liberal offer

to all fur coats up to $1,000. For example:

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Mink Dyed Muskrats

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Persian Paws

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Russian Marmots Leopard Cats

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‘Dresses, 2 for

Regular 59c fast color print school dresses: and sports togs. Sizes 7 to 16. :

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Regular $1.00 grade, all wool, and puckerette suits, reduced

to clear, / Second Floor,

Men's $1.29 and $1.59

Good fitting, good looking, good ‘wearing, sanforized wash slacks in neat striped designs. Sizes 29 to 42.

Star Store, Street Floor.

300 Women's Regular 59¢ and 69¢c

WASH FROCKS

prints and novelties. Fine

Good quality sheers, hot summer days Tr

dresses for now and the many ahead. Broken sizes 14 to 42.

Star Store, Second Floor.

Men's Regular $1.00

PAJAMAS

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Novelty. broadcloth pajamas in slip- sa over or coat styles. Sizes A, B, C and D.

Star Store, Street Floor.

Men's Regular $1.00 -

Polo Shirts

Plain white, plain blue, plain green {7 and tan shirts that are guaranteed | cool an‘ combortable. All sizes. i Star Store.

Our Entire $1.00 Stock of SHEER and PRINTED. :

DRESSES |

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A really wonderful group of women’s stylish dresses at a very low price. Sizes 14 to 52. os

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Street Floor. =f

BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS.

26c values. Sizes

i8 to. 14 BOYS’ WASH SUITS 59c values. . Sizes.3 to 6. BOYS’ DRESS SHIRTS Slightly imperfect broadcloths,

BOYS’ WASH SLACKS

$1.00 values. Sanforized, washable, pair

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WOMEN’S $1.00 SLACK SUITS__. Priced for quick clearance

WOMEN'S $1.00 FARMERETTES._ °

Hurry! Only a few at this price

WOMEN'S $1.00 SLACKS

They'll go fast at only | GIRLS’ $1.00 PLAY SUITS

Clearance priced, hurry.

Men's and Young Men's $15.95 & 4 19.95

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Broken lots of all wool, fancy wor‘sted suits: in medium and dark shades. Sizes 35 to 42.

3-PC. SUITS |

Star Store, Street Floor.

$1.00 ALARM CLOCKS Guaranteed. accurate. WOMEN’S $1.00 PURSES. ______ White and colors. 5 : 2 for

WOMEN'S 39¢ UNDIES

Good quality rayon

$1.00 DRESSER SCARFS

white & assorted color lace. :

Women's First Quality PURE SILK

HOSE

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Sheer 3 and 4-thread chiffons. Also lisle top service weights. New colors for now and fall. Sizes 8% to 10%. Star Store, Street Floor.

WOMEN'S $1.00 SWEATERS ____

Strictly all wool, short sleeve styles. ° { 9 for

10¢ 0. N. T. THREAD 300-yard spools. : : WOMEN’S 39¢ GOWNS___.__2 for Porto Rican hand embroidered gowns.

ELECTRIC SHAVERS _______Each

Formerly sold for $1.39.

: Women's $ 1.00 Bedroom

‘SLIPPERS

Heavy rayon uppers, hard leather: padded soles with satin inner lining.

Red, blue, black and floral patterns.

Sizes 4 to 8. star Store, Street Floor. ° . sports

Women's Former

BLOUSES

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Broken sizes in wash blouses, knit ~louses -and sweaters. Star Store, Sireet Floor.

1 79¢ & $1.00 Women's Swing Panel

‘Broadcloth SLIPS

2:0: 66c

V top size 34 to 44. Built up shoulder style | 368 to 52. All sizes in tea rose. Some sizes in

Star Store, Street Floor.

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UNBLEACHED MUSLIN. Yée FiHILLA DUT... par CLOTHS FEATHER PILLOWS

A. C. A. ticking, 17x24-in, ‘size.

80-SQUARE MUSLIN 8 Yds. 12%¢, 36-in. Bleached m' i ‘ : UNBLEACHED SHEETING__6 Yds.

17c quality, 87 inches wide

PEQUOT TUBING...

509 LINEN TOWELING_._5 Yds.

‘15¢, 18-in. bleached crash. |

White Cloud Bleached | SHEETS

72x99 and 81599 In. Sizes

ob 89c Value 5

4-Year, snow white, seamless, bleached sheets. Absolutely no filling. Buy now and save. :

cases that factory wear.

ll 84x105 Colored 42x3&-in. 80 Square

PILLOWCASES

‘Regular 19 quality, snow white 1 give long, satis- :

BED SPREADS |

- 98¢ Heavy quality, woven spreads with scalloped edges. . Extra length forms the bolster. Rose, blue, green and gold.

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