Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 78, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1933 — Page 16

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MALLORY WILL GIVE WORKERS VOICE IN FIRM

Representation Plan Is Proposed to Aid Employes. The p R. Mallory Company manufarturers ol rlrrtrical equipment. 3029 East Washington street, today announced that employes would vote, starting Friday, on anew employes' representation plan. A booklet was passed out today to all workers in the plan* giving the constitution and by-laws of the proposed plan The plan, say company officials, has as its purpose the develoment of a spirit of co-operation and mutual understanding between employes and the management.” It deal with all problems affeeting working conditions, hours of labor, wages, safety, health and employe education Crafts to Have Spokesmen Under the organization program, the employes will be grouped into the twelve crafts represented in the plant, and each craft will elect its own rhairman. These rhamnen will serve on the general council, romposed of the employes representatives and an equal number of representatives of the manacement. Problems or complaints may be present-'d to the rhairman if a petition be signed by five or more employes. The chairman then will take the matter up with the foreman of the department aliened If no agreement can be reached, the problem then will go to the general council. Inability to reach a decision there will mean that decision will be left up to the factory manager. Arbitration Is Open If the settlement proposrd by this official is not satisfactory to a majority of the craft chairmen, the matter will be submitted to arbitration. For the board of arbitration, the employes will name one member and the management the other. These two appointees will choose a third. If they can not agree on the other member, the federal judge of this district will be asked to appoint him. Decision of the board of arbitration shall be binding on both employes and management. The Constitution provides that there shall be no discrimination against any employe because of sex. race, political or religious affiliation or membership in any labo>or other organization, at any time." According to Article 17. the plan may be transferred to. and a charter secured from, the American Federation of Labor, after the plan has been given a fair trial of ninety days, upon the two-thirds majority vote of the employes at a special election called for this purpose bv a two-thirds majority vote of the craft chairmen of the general council. A questionnaire, with answers, was given to each employe, to clarify any doubtful points in the plan. In this it is emphasized that, the plan is in accordance with provisions of the national recovery act, and that it is not a "company union." Declaration is made that there will be no discrimination against employes belonging to a labor union. There are no dues, membership fees, or assessments. f KKENBER6ER f SBH j 21 ol OcUw.rr St. 1 nssWßfl?? 1 ‘SZSZZiT I 1

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Noble Horse Once More Becomes Very Real Actor Dexter Fellows Tells About Old Dobbin and All of His Ancestors to Be Here on the Big Lot Tuesday. BV WALTER I). HICKMAN AM NOT sure whe'her I like does better than horses, but I am wild • over both. And I like to hear them talked about in the right wav. Dexter Fellow v a great personality among press representatives of the circus, loves to talk about them Fellows always has a Christmas greeting as he dos not wait until the nrcus comes in the summer. In other words his personality is always alive. And so I give you his story of the horses with Ringling and Barnum and Bailey circus to be here next Tuesday on the site of the old ball park on West Washington street. 1 ——

Here is what Fellows gave me about the horses: One of the greatest attractions of the circus is the horse, and now more so than ever since old Dobbin is ail but swept from the streets of the cities. To present a circus without horses would be like an opera without music, or staging Hamlet' without the melancholy Dane When combined Ringling and Barnum A: Bailey circus comes o Indianapolis, Tuesday, Aug. 15. to offer its Golden Jubilee program, the horse m all his glory will be a vitalizing part of the pirture. and he will be present in numbers never dreamed of by old Dan Rice, or Phineas T. B himself. It is the life and animat m of 'hr horse, together with the beauty and intelligence of the equine, that lends as much charm and pleasure to the exploits of thp sawdust ring as the grace and daring of the riders thmsrlves. The nrcus brings over fiOO horses, ranging from the sturdy Percherons and Clydes who do the heavy work, 'o tire lithe-hmbed thoroughbreds ="rn in the races, and the butter-fat "dude" horses who eavort about the rings with the pretty girl riders in pink tights and short fluffy skirts. And although the sweetness of applause that greets the latter never reaches the ears of the former, the same sweet timothy hay reaches them in the end. and that is applause enough. Conspicuous among the star riders •'ill be Dorothy Herbert, the wondergirl horsewoman with the goiden hair, indisputably the most graceful and daring high-school rider nowappearing before the public. Watch out for her when the high school number appears upon the hippodrome oval. She will be riding a black horse, and for costume well, she'll remind one of tho story of Lady Godiva. She ridps. too. in the glorious processional prelude of the Delhi Durbar. Just behind the British Foot Guards military band, riding a mettlesome horse trained to thump a big bass drum with its forefeet and keeping perfect time with the band an a Indianapolis theaters today offer: "Tugboat Annie” at the Palace; "Don't Bet on I/nc." at the Apollo; "Midnight Club" at the Lyric; Baby Face" at the Circle; "Melody Cruise" at. the Ambassador, and burlesque at the Mutual and at the Colonial. Neighborhood theaters today offer: Ex-I.ftriv" and ‘lndia Speaks" at the Hamilton After The Ball" and The Monliei Pn at the Mecca; The Silver Cord at the Rex. Scarlet River" and Cocktail Hour at the St Clair; The Kiw Before The Mirror" at the Oriental Ann Carver’s Profession ' and Trick for

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Trick a- the Rr; Cocktail Hour" at -he Uptown Scarlet River and The Song Os The Essie" at the Strand Bondage a' the Fountain Square White Zombie' and ' California Tra:. at *h Sanders Sailor' Luck a- the Be.tr.ont; Below The Sea at th Irvine Cavaleade a*, the Datsv Ex-Ladv" at the Princess The Storv Os Trmple Drake a' the Tacoma Grand Slam t the Talbot- Smoke Lightning a' the S - ratford and 'The King* Vacation a* f the Garrick EXCURSIONS ANNOUNCED Week-end Trips to Niagara Falls Offered By Big Four. Two week-end excursions to Niagara Falls at the lowest rate ever offered by the company are announced for this week by the Big Four railroad. First of the excursion trains will leave here 10:30 Friday night, from the union depot. Price for the round trip will be $4 Second of the round-trip trains will lpave here Saturday night at 10:52. with tickets casting S3. I Twelve and one-half hours will be required for each trip, the trains arriving at Niagara Falls at 11 Saturday and Sunday mornings, respectively. Return trip will be made at 3:30 Sunday afternoon. ELECT KHORASSAN HEAD Versailles. Kv„ Man Fleeted Prinre at South Bend Conclave* /hi I nil. il Pirn* SOUTH BEND. Ind., Aug. 10.— Harry A. Schoberth. Versailles, Kv., unanimously was elected imperial prince at the twenty-first biennial convention of the dramatic order of Knights of Khorassan in session here. In the election of the Nomads of Avrudaka. auxiliary order. Mrs. Laura Mitchell. Springfield, O . was advanced to supreme maharani.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TOTES

EAST'S MILK STRIKE CRISIS APPEARS PAST N. Y. Situation Now Is •Under Control’: Better in 5 Other States. fly t nihil Put, ALBANY. N. Y. Aug. 10—The milk crisis in the central Atlantic states appeared to be fading today with New York's milk strike reported to be rapidly coming under control." and action in five other states which seemed likely to forestall threatened strikes. Governor Herbert Lehman announced here that 200 arrests had been made in the New York strike area and that conditions in the i zone of violence was greatly improved." CITY WOMAN IS DEAD Funeral for Mrs. Fernie Magee to Be Held Friday. Funeral services for Mrs. Fernie Ruth Magee. 37. of 2902 Moore ave- ■ nue. lifelong resident of Indianapolis. will be held at 2 Friday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Mary Sharp. 3353 East Michigan street. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs. Magee died Tuesday in city hospital. She was a member of Englewood Christian church and the Protected Home Circle. Survivors are the widower. John Magee; three daughters, Mrs. Sharp. Miss Mildred Mae Magee, and Miss Anna Louise Magee; a sister. Mrs. Mary Mathnev, and three brothers Charles. Robert, and George Magee, all of Indianapolis. ELEPHANTS ON ‘SPREE’ Wreck 3 Buildings, Trample Infant After Escaping Cages. OSAKA, Japan, Aug. 10.—Two elephants escaped from a railway car in which they were being transported to Kyoto, walked through a flimsy wood and paper Japanese hous*. trampled an infant asleep in his crib, and destroyed two other buildings before they wpre caught

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O. Stewart Imhoff, president of the Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association, is shown with the s'-pound fish he landed in Big Eagle creek, north of the city. SHOP SWEPT OFF HILL tty I nihil GLEESON. Ariz.. Aug I*. The blacksmith shop of T. A. Hamilton was swept from the hillside on • which it was built into a canyon !>elow by a violent wind.

Lost 30 Lbs.—Blood Pressure Normal Kansas Woman Joyfully Asserts

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HOOVER SPENDS QUIET BIRTHDAY; 59 YEARS OLD Secluded in His San Juan Hilltop Home After Return From Fishing Trip. flw I'mih 4 Pr, >< PALO ALTO Cal.. Aug 10 —St ill recuperating from the strain of four years as President of the United States. Herbert Hoover todav quietly observed his fifty-ninth birthday without apparent thought of politic* or affairs of state. Hoover remained secluded in his San Juan hi 11 too residence on Leland Stanford university campus, planning to w observances to distinguish the day from others since his retirement. He returned Wednesday with a party of close friends from a fishing trip on the upper Rogue river in Oregon. C-A-S-H for OLD GOLD GOLD TEETH WOLF SI SSMAN, Inc. ;:*9 IV. Wr*hlnirtti SI. 1

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State Youth Dies in Crash JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind . Aug 10 John E Burlington. 17. Jefferson-

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