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AFL Unions Bar Back Wage Suits

; WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 (U. P). ~~ wFiftesn large A. PF. of L. unions today they would not

“retroactive portalsto-portal pay At the same time, a high A. F. of

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the bulk of the pending claims, which have $4,000,000,000 mark, had by C. 1. O. and inde-

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, Frey, president of the L. metal trades council Spokesman for 14 unions, sald

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canoe Jooks as innocent as 8

based their bill on a code of spec ifications drawn up by the Amer. ican Association of State Highway Officials and the carrier operators feel much more confident. of them sald yesterday that if it

Cruising on the surface of the

[Social Progress’ Fails To Solve Family Problems

Many Complexes That Disrupt Home Life

‘Social

Force Children to Live

Pictures Reveal Story

“some vemedial legislation” If af study showed a need for it. 1 a on Ll # : favor a specific grant of power to| submerged. Smallest underwater craft in the world, 1t-had & range of 30 to 40 sen : 2 the. government 30 apply. Tor oars knots. | Its pilot, shown ready for duty at right, wears rubber sult and oxygen | . A injunctions th strikes that oe and |By NEA Foreign Setvics "ition, Not only the canoe, but the men [sometimes forced to remain in his the public health, safety. Only two opposed this| LONDON, Jan. 14—-The story of |g oesives had to be fitted out for [tiny boatifor 10 to 13 hours. proposition and five were noncom- Britain's “fighting cance-men”—a| =o li oneration The pilot, The M. §. C., only 13 feet § inches nikal a ey wesc | Whose head and shoulders projected ioe WE & JEIaeH, beam, ould a A ie oon. [TAS Tevealed for the et time to- from the tiny cockpit, wore a Fub- (valves and travel with only the resional spotlight. with « seria of| ants alieially Shown Lea, a EE a. ou 7 ol In a strange ‘other important developments, as the M. S. C. (motorized sub-| Great human endurance was re- of water, it could loop-the-loop. Officials of the civil aeronautics mersible cance), these lone men did (quired of the cance-man. He and| Although the man - board were called to a closed meet- [their fighting under the sea at|his craft were carried into enamy Hg of he Joe commroe oom aight attacking ships in enemy _gressional investigation of alrline| These exclusive pictures show | sccidents. how "In the senate, southern Demoerat were organising against Reanti filibuster legislation. 81 Republican senators, meana confer-

Under Unfair Stigma

(This is the second of a series of stories about children of divorce, taken from the files of Marion county courts.) -

truckers have

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got by the highway commission it would meet little opposition in the legislature. The truckers, however, are not unmindful of the opposition which they are facing. The new specifications do not call for any more weight per truck axle than does the present legislation, but the motog carriers know that the commission is going to be very wary of what larger trucks will ‘do to state highways. The commission was to meet this morning to discuss the proposal. Members indicated yesterday they i are entitled to some relief,

FRANCO CABINET SHIFT MADRID, Jan. 14 (U. P.) ~Generalissimo Francisco Franco is expected to reshuffle his ministers in the near future to solve a “partial

courts. i The papers chronicle all the ills of matrimony existing in those) years of early civilization and they

superior court

By NOBLE REED TWO THOUSAND YEARS of social “progress” has not solved any of the basic problems of family life and the rearing of children. Plutarch’s papers, dated §7 A. D. on file in the research library of & read like any 1947 .divorce complaint in Indianapolis

are about the same as modern family troubles. — . They list in detail the eternal love triangles that were breaking up homes at the time of the birth of Christ and the multiple love complexes of human beings have been disrupting matrimony every since. : » » . THE PAPERS "also list all the other conflicts ‘that are sending thousands of couples to the divorce courts right here in Indianapolis every year, A son of a prominent Indianapolis’ family, a “university graduate, was sued for divorce two years ago. They had two children. The wife complained that her husband was having an affair with another woman. After a long conference between attorneys for both the husband and Judge Emsley W. Johhson Jr. of superior court 3 they all agreed to an order for a limited “separation from bed and board,” fixing the time as one year. ) » » ”

THE TEMPORARY separation was agreed upon, attorneys sald, on

crisis” in the cabinet, political quarters reported today.

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tain’s base.

smoke rose 5000 feet, For the first time a lava flow appeared on the side of the cone fac: ing Legaspi, a southeast Luzon city 30 miles from the mountain's base. Another stream of white-hot rock menaced Libog, on the eastern

David Navera, commission agent

at Legaspl airport, said that five

villages in Albay proyince near Mayon's base have been evacuated.

Philippine Volcano Erupts; Five Villages Evacuated

United Press Staff Correspondent LEGASPRI, Philippines, Jan. 14~~Mayon volcano erupted yesterday and President Manual Roxas ordered government agencies to stand by in case swelling lave streams reach villages near the moun

I watched the spouting crater today from an airplane and saw huge rocks hurled high into the air by the eruptions. A column of

of the volcano, v qdanger lives of people living near

e|tniles on all sides of the peak.

the theory that the husband would “come to his senses,” tire of his

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Philippine officials said “the crater is just a small hole on the side’ of the summit. It may be

blown open by the force that seems to be accumulating and will en-

Mayon.” Filipinos heard rumblings from the volcano during the night and & reddish hase covered the sky for 60 ‘the

Presideht Roxas, touring

southern “islands, received frequent

ily fold to live happily ever after. But it didn't work out that way. During the year of separation, the husband defied all social conventions and went to live with the other woman, consorting in that illegal state for the entire period of separation. During that year the husband and his paramour became parents of a baby boy. » ”

AT THE HOSPITAL where the| baby was born, the husband listed the wonian as his wife and gave the child his name with a junior on the end of it. Te At the end of the court-decteed, one-year separation, the wife rushed into court with suit for absolute divorce. She was given custody of their two children and the husband married the other woman a day later

“That's the last time I'll ever agree to a limited separation,” said Judge Johnson, “A divorce should have been granted at the original hearing, It would have avoided the birth of a child out of Wedlock Every effort has been made by

(NEXT! Children are victims of parents unprepared and [ll-fitted for marriage.) .

Dental Hygienists Elect Officers

New officers of the Indiena State Dental Hygienists association were elected at a meeting yesterday at the Indiana university dental clinic. They were Mrs. Leonors. Schricte, president; Iris SwafRichmond, vice president, and Sophia Heckenstaller, Gary,

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Gains in London |

LONDON, Jan. 14

Albert docks that port police were preparing to receive “a large army

Dock more than 13,000 followers in Brite ain’s other ports to join the sympathy demonstration. The dock tie-up was voted at a mass meeting near the waterfront where Charles McLoughlin, member of the national port workers defense committee, addressed the workers. “I blame the administration,” he shouted, “because there would never have been any need to bring in troops had the government let the unions smash the monied. employ ers and made them submit.” |, More than 40,000 workers were affected by the truckers’ strike ana a rapidly growing sympathy movement. The government was trying feverishly to set up new ooneiliation machinery to head off a poasible general strike. Trodbs of the Goldstream Guards, crack British parade’ regiment, stolidly moved meat out of the big Smithfield market for the second day. They were operating under orders from an ‘army fleld radio. Supplies were being moved steadily by the troops. There had been no outbréak of violence as yet between the troops and the strikers. Some strikers jokingly loaned their gloves to the soldiers. It was hoped that the troops might move 1000 tons of meat today. Officials admitted, however, that because of inexperience they probably would not get out more than 750 tons. Cold storage workers refused to assist the troops. Fish Market Snarled The cabinet had been expected to meet in the crisis but the session was canceled. Prime Minister Clement R. Attlee was preoccupied with conferences with Premier Leon Blum. The famed Billingsgate fish market whose very name is & synonym for invective was almost as quiet as a tomb today. One thousand fish

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that Dr. Samuels had leave, Miss Mayer, hicdoughing about once every five seconds, sald: “It's wonderful. I have faith in

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