Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1928 — Page 7

JAN. 18, 1928.

FAVORS RAISE IN WAGES OF ( ALLPRISONERS Indiana Trustee Declares Parent Evils Would * Be Ended. ty Vnitcd Press KNOX, Ind., Jan. 18.—A nation ■wide movement to raise pay of prisoners employed in manufacturing articles in competition with free labor in order to prevent the competition that is so disastrous to manufacturers employing the latter has been started by John Moorman of Knox, Indiana State Prison trustee. Moorman returned from Washington this week after having conferred with the congressional committee on labor concerning his plans. He urged wardens of all prisons be called to Washington to confer on the problem, which he declares “is of paramount importance, not only to manufacturers and prison officials, but to the people as a whole, as it will help to reduce the operating costs of the institutions. “Prisoners in Indiana are paid an average of more than $1 a day for their labor, whereas in the majority of prisons the laborers are paid less than sl,” Moorman pointed out. “It is our plan to have a minimum of $1.50 per day, which would insure fair competition for the turers on the open market. As conditions exist the effect on free labor manufacturers is disastrous and extremely unfair. ‘“By paying our laborers a decent wage we have on deposit for the prisoners now more than SIOO,OOO. Each prisoner, upon being freed receives his full savings. Under the new system, even more could be saved, and the prisoners would be able to provide for themselves from the time their sentences expire until they obtain employment.” OPEN NEW LAW OFFICE Lieut. F. F. Knachel and Henry C. Morgan Form Firm. Lieut. F. F. Knachel, former commanding officer at Camp Gridley, boys’ summer naval reserve camp at Riverside and commanding officer of the 18th Fleet division of the United States Naval Reserve, today announced he has opened a law office. He will be associated with Henry C. Morgan, of Huntington, with offices at 1158 Consolidated Bldg.

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This time it is a pleasant job to compare the recordings of GalliRini with himself in person. This week at Keith’s, we have Galli-Rini and his sister. Brunswick has just sent me one of GalliRini’s new record, which consists of "Blue Heaven” and “Miss Annabelle Lee.” Os course these two tunes make a corking popular combination and these two numbers do not lose their beauty and tempo on Galli-Rini's accordion. This man is a wonder in getting broad pipe organ tones from his music box and the record captures this beauty in an excellent manner. He first plays “Blue Heaven” along a ballad line and then puts it into a jazz trot before the windup. The other evening when he was on the air over WKBF. I played the “Blue Heaven” record just as he finished it over the air. It is jolly fun to make this comparison. I must confess that I have always had a weakness for “Mile. Modiste’’ and I was tickled pink when I discovered that Okeh has released this number, with the Capitol Theater trio, strings, playing this wonderful melody. On the other side we have the soothing grace and beauty of “The Rosary-” Dr, Eugene Armandy Is the director of the trio. Here is a fine trio that goes into those quiet and soothing intimate effects so often missing in modem playing. These two numbers have been expertly recorded. This is just the sort of music that you will enjoy playing as you sit home alone thinking over some problem. Have just received from Vocalion anew A1 Bernard record. A1 is a comedian and he gets a bunch of fun out of “Twenty-Five Years From Now” and “Li’l Liza Jane.” Have been asked to recommend some recordings from “A Connecticut Yankee” which is a hit on Broadway. Columbia has just sent me two numbers from this hit, “My Heart Stood Still” and “Thou Swell.” The vocal chorus is furnishted by that expert, Franklyn Baur. The music is furnished by an organization new to me, the Broadway Nitelites. Good record. A1 Bernard on an Okeh has two records, “Hesitation Blues” and “St. Louis Blues.” Am qultfe wild over two old timers just released by Okeh. The numbers are “Lindy Lou by the Watermelon Vine” and “Kentucky Babe” as done by Leo White. Oh, these two old time numbers will make you wear the smile of melodious contentment. It may not be great music, but I know that it sure pleases my ear. Get this one if you want two old standbys splendidly done. Frederic Frandkin, violinist, has a classic in his new Brunswick record, "Souvenir” and “Traumerei.” Beautifully played. Indianapolis theaters today offer: “King of Kings” in its final showing at English’s today; Charlie Davis and his orchestra at the Indiana; Charles Withers at Keith’s; “The Private Life of Helen of Troy” at the Circle; James Burke and Eleanor Durkin at the Lyric; burlesque at the Mutual; “Quality Street” at the Apollo; “Annie Laurie” at the Ohio and movies at the Isis.

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