Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1948 — Page 4

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45-Hour Week

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By FRED W. PERKINS A ad a. 20. Many

“|practical economists agree that

if all the country’s manufacturers ‘went on a 45-hour week, paying |S 'time-and-a-half for five hours [= _ [overtime, the incomes of nearly [2 13 million work- | ers would be substantially increased and'S more good s/= would be pro- = ! duced whic hE might drive

‘ade = I E ! sional commit : tees by both Mr. Perkins Mr. Perkins | AFL President William Green and = Bernard Baruch, is now favored =

Fproposal; before

by the National Association of |=

Manufacturers But“ some union-leaders do-not

_lagree with Mr. Green. They are

holding out for straight’ wage boosts. Earnings Hit Peak / The U. 8. Bureau of Labor

. {Statistics reports.that in Decem-

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ber weekly earnings of the nearly 13 million production workers in| the nation’s factories reached an,

“fall-time high average of $52. 51.

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= “accurate”

Steel Supplies Short Don Montgomery, head of the

United Automobile Workers, said: “Our members probably are not averaging 40 hours a week be{cause the plants cannot Bet enough steel. “The 45-hour plan might be | applied in textile manufacturing {dnd some other industries, but not in automobile manufacturing until there is more basic material.” Harvey W. Brown, president of the International Association of] Machinists, whose 600.000 mem-' bers work largely in metal-using plants . depending on steel, also

_|opposéd tie plan.

Nt rts we receive on bottle-| necks in the steel industry are he said, “President | = Green's plan couldn't work until, steel capacity is expanded.” Murray Plan Philip Murray, President of the CIO and of the United Steel-| workers, has said he “didn’t think much” of the Green suggestion. How. about steel production? U. 8. Steel Corp. says: “The principal steel-produveing {subsidiaries of United States Steel! |are operating their plants around! the clock.” “The NAM'S Indastrisl retations department described Mr. Green's proposal as “a more constructive approach to the jpflation problem

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