Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1926 — Page 17

OCT. 1, 1926

FORD 5-DAY PLAN DRAWS INTEREST OF ECONOMISTS „ 1 Differ on Success of Two Weekly Holidays for Workers. Bv United Pres* CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. I.—Harvard University economists have turned to Henry Ford’s announcement of the institution of a five-day week in his automobile plants as one of the interesting recent developmental the field of economics. While the general tendency among the economists is to withhold final judgment while they stand by and watch the working of the plan in practice, Prof. William Ripley, one of the most famous economists, pointed out that “Mr. Ford is a practical man” and that “if people are offered an incentive, it stands to reason they will work all the harder.” Opinions Vary Prof. Thomas Nixon Ca-ver believed Ford’s plan impractical while Prof. Arthur E. Monroe said the Ford industries were not typical. “Perhaps it will work out all right,” Carver asserted. "It’s ultimate results cannot of course be determined at this time. Mr. Ford believes that the five-day week will have the effect of Increasing the output of his plant through high-pres-sure production during the five working days. It seems to me that the effect will be just the opposite. “If a manufacturer wishes to cut down his output, I thinuk the in stitution of a five-day week would be a good way of accomplishing it. It stands to reason, I think, that a workman cannot accomplish as much in five days as in six. Os course even at present the working week of five and a half days is quite general. Sign of Decadence “The multiplication of holidays always is a sign of decadence in any country. History shows this to be true. There is a current tendency, a rather marked one, toward reducing the time of employment, but I cannot see how this tendency is going to have a desirable effect on industry. .“What Mr. Ford’s employes will do with the extra time allotted them under the five-day-week plan is another questoin. It is difficult to strike an average and say to what purpose this new freedom will be put. Some workers probably will use the new holiday to good advantage. But others won't.” Is Interesting Prof. William Z. Ripley did not care to discuss Ford’s plan at length, but admitted that it interested him. A. l ' o ' l & sk me whether or not I Mpk it ic practical,” he said. “Well, Mr. Ford is a practical man. If people are offered an incentive, it stands to reason that they will work all the harder.” Prof. Arthur E. Monroe pointed to the fact that the Ford Industry was

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'Whose picture Is shown here? 2 How many degrees are there in a right angle? 3 How many are there In a “baker's dozen”? 4 What ,1s the smallest United States gold coin minted? 6 —What Is the date of the beginning of the Civil War? 6 What Is Ahe mathematical equivalent of “PI”? v 7 Where are the Thousand Islands of North America located? 8 — Ho*y many ounces in a pound, Troy weight? 9 How many cards are in a pack used for bridge? 10 — Which was the first of the thirteen colonies to ratify the Constitution of the United States? LUCK SAVES AVIATOR Air Mailman Lands Safely in Blinding Rain. Bv United Press SPRINGFIELD, 111., Oct. I.—The luck of Carl Lindberg, air mail pi'ot, has again saved his life. Lindebrg, who recently made a successful night parachute drop when his plane stalled near Ottawa. 111., made a forced landing in a blinding rain storm near here last night and alighted safely in a field. Farmers brought the pilot and his mail to Springfield. The landing gear of the plane was damaged.

MOTOR CLUB NAS AN ANNIVERSARY Hoosier Organization Three Years in One Location. The Hoosier Motor Club celebrated its third year in its present location this month, according to James Duane Dungan, treasurer, who states that, in accord with the Indianapolis First movement it is well that motorists of the city should know how

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their motor club ranks with other clubs of the country. “In the past three years,” says Dungan, “The Hoosier Motor Club has almost doubled its membership, and with added members it has been able to render more service to every one who drives a car. Service tp motor club members Includes touring information consisting of logs and maps, legal service, an appearance bond, a magazine, a radiator emblem, free tow-in service and gasoline and tire service. “In addition to the service ren-

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dered In Marion County to Its own members, the club renders service to every member affiliated with the A. A. A. and every member of the Hoosier Motor Club is entitled to service all over the United States from more than 700 motor clubs united under the American Automobile Association. FOOD CANNED SIX YEARS ROTTERDAM.—Food that had been canned six years was opened recently by a Dutch physician, Van Leersum, and found to be still fit

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