Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 167, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1930 — Page 5

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FLIERS ELECT DOOLITTLE AS BEST AVIATOR Crack Test Pilot Is Ranked Ahead of Lindy, Byrd by U. S. Birdmen. Bp Tim * x Sprriril NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—American airmen, in a recent poll, selected James Doolittle, former lieutenant and crack test pilot of the American army air service, as the outstanding aviator of the world. The title, thus conferred, places him ahead of all American and for-

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eign adventurers. Lindbergh, Byrd and Chamberlin were considered only with admirati o n in the selection, resilts of which ire announced in the December American magazine by Lowell Thomas. Doolittle, credited with having contributed more actual flying devel-

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opments to the world of air navigation than any other pilot, including that of flying blind through opaque fogs and of selling American aircraft abroad, laughed, according to Thomas, when he heard of the decision. “Doolittle quickly passed the palm to A1 Williams, Casey Jones, Bert Acosta and a score of others,” says Thomas. “Asa test pilot in the most difficult and dangerous branch of aviation, Doolittle' has ranked at the top for many years.”

Packed Heavy Wallop Twenty-five years ago Jimmy Doolittle aspired to the career of a fighter in his father's home in Nome, Alaska, where he had been a gold prospector. Jimmie was short in stature, but had a terrific wallop. He made good in early bouts, until he decided to go to college in California. “Jimmie met his fighting Waterloo In high school in Los Angeles, and afterward met the girl who was to be Mrs. Doolittle. He became a mining engineer and turned to aviation when the war came on, soon getting a commission for his ability. Then his fame began, rivaling all other pilots. Doolittle’s ability led to his loan by the army to commercial plane manufacturers selling planes in South America. He broke both his ankles in a preliminary contest, but strapped them up and outdid all competitors. With ankles broken a second time, he flew over the Andes. He sold more planes. Won Schneider Cup Race He returned to America and demonstrated "blind flying” in fogs, for the first time. He deliberately put planes into tight spirals at top speed to test how much the human consciousness and the plane could stand —and established a maximum. He tested the resistance of body pressure. He strained plane wings until they cracked. In 1925 Doolittle won the international Schneider cup race. He did not stop to inquire whether or net he had won it. He found it out in 1929. Fellow fliers believe that the “blind flying" tests in fog and tests of tensile strength on machines under the utmost strain have done more for the science of aviation than any other feats in the world. Doolittle has resigned from the army and entered the more profitable field of commercial flying. A DIME IS NO SWORD Expert “Knife Gargler” Nearly ('liokcd on One in Accident. ft a 7 imrx Special CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—The trade Wynan King plied was sword swallowing. Swords by the dozens and of all sizes he had swallowed without any accidents. But that was before he swallowed a dime. That little bit of metal lodged In his bronchial tube and had to be removed by a physician and a bronchoscope.

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HERE’S CHANCE FOR REALLY GOOD DEED Any Child Bringing a Pair of Old Shoes to Circle Can See Harold Lloyd Picture Free Saturday. EVERY boy and girl in the city of Indianapolis will have a chance to see Harold Lloyd's new comedy, “Feet First,’’ which is now playing at the Circle theater. This was made certain today when The Indianapolis Times completed arrangements with Cullen E. Espy, general manager of the SkourasPublix theater in this district to admit every boy and girl Saturday \ morning and afternoon who brings a pair of old shoes with them. The shoes then will be distributed to the needy by Adjutant Arthur j V. Cass of the Salvation Army. J

“We are not in the least partic- ! ular as to the size or kind of shoes that are brought,” explained Adi jutant Cass, “as any and all of them : will be more than welcome for the ! needy in the city of Indianapolis. ; Those which are in wearable conI dition will be distributed immediately, and those which are in need of repairs will be fixed, and then handed out. j “Such a move as this with winter | near, will do untold good, and in (every instance distribution will be i made to those who are most in I need.” Although the Lloyd picture has i been playing at the Circle since Friday, crowds have been so large that it probably will be necessary to hold it for a few days longer !than the regular run, Espy explained. This makes possible the Saturday showing which is to be known as the shoe matinee. While boys and girls will be admitted for a pair of shoes until 6 o’clock in the evening, the Circle management has requested that they come as early as possible m order to avoid congestion. A special doorman will be on duty at the Circle, admitting every boy and girl with the shoes. The Salvation Army will collect them Saturday night and begin distribution earlly Monday, it was ; said. Indianapolis theaters today offer: ! “Du Barry” at the Palace; Baby Rose Marie at the Lyric; ‘Teet | First” at the Circle; “One Night at i Susies” at the Indiana- “Check and i Double Check” at the Ohio; “River s End” at the Apollo; movies at the i colonial, and burlesque at the j Mutual.

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City Raises Corn ANDERSON, Ind., NoV. 21.—A field owned by the city, which was formerly allowed to grow up in weeds, was planted in corn and the crop made 400 bushels, which has been cribbed at the city barns. It is enough to feed all of the city horses this winter and most of next summer.

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EMPLOYES CAN CRITICISE BOSS WITHOUT FEAR It’s Anonymous, However, and Being Done in Test to Aid Business. Bv Science Service NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—A chance to criticise the boss without getting fired is being offered some employes here in order to discover just what the worker thinks of his employer. How the attitudes of employes can be determined without disrupting the organization was explained to the Personnel Research Federation today by J. David Houser, Raymond Franzen and H. R. Halsey,

New York employment psyc'.iologfcts. “The first problem, in any study of employe attitude, is to make it impossible for frankness to have any effect upon possible tenure,” Mr. Halsey emphasized. “When employes see that absolute frankness can be expressed without any possibility of that frankness reacting upon them, it is not only possible to expect extreme frankness, but it has been found that this expectation is justified. “The method of administration is

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as follows: Questionnaire blanks whose answers are indicated merely by underlining words are distributed by members of the group immediately after a five or ten-minute talk which explains the purpose of the whole procedure. Frankness is asked and emphasis is laid upon the fact that there is no handwriting upon the papers; that there are no names, no numbers; that collection of the papers can be made in any way desired, exchanging papers, shuffling “hem, putting them under those on the

pile, and that in no case can there be any individual in the compan; employ at hand to identify papers. It was explained that the at Li tude of employes toward their employers, toward the job. and toward the environment in which they are working is fundamental in the building up of the morale of Reorganization. Hospital Head Chosen WINCHESTER. Ind., Nov. 21. Miss Olive M. Murphy has been chosen to succeed Miss Grace Isaacs,

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csigned. as superintendent of the ’andolph county hospital here. Miss Murphy has been associated with the Johns Hopkins institute at Baltinore. Md. She is a daugher of Lardn Murphy, living east of here.

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