Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1934 — Page 8

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POLICE AWAY, CHILD IS HURT City Cops at Real Silk as Accident Occurs to 9-Year-Old Girl. (Continued from Page One) at the mills, but declared he knew nothing of reports that they receive free cigars and cigarets. .However, officials of the company, t*#io refused to permit their names tying used, issued the following statement: the strikers and their sympathizers are picketing our plant and threatening our working employes, we are compelled to ask the police department for the protection our employes are entitled. “When that condition ceases to exist, the policemen no longer will be needed on this duty." J. A Goodman. Real Silk president, would not issue a statement as to reasons for asking protection for the mills against the peaceful

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picketing that has been the practice thus far. Striking hosiery workers continued meeting today at thetr headquarters at 168 West Ninth street and prepared for a monster mass meeting tomorrow. No picketing will be done tomorrow and Sunday, but full details will patrol the mills starting at 5:30 a. m. Monday, William Smith, Philadelphia, the strikers’ leader, said. Mr. Smith said he had received word from Ft. Wayne that employes of the huge Wayne Knitting Mills have forced mill owners, under strike threats, to sign the national labor agreement. Local strikers from Real Silk, Fulton and National mills will continue adamant in their demands until a ruling is made by the national labor board at Washington, Mr. Smith said. No new disorders were reported to police today after two strikers received fines and jail sentences yesterday In municipal court pn disorderly conduct charges. Appeals will be taken, the strikers’ attorneys said. Druids to Give Card Parly Members of Indianapolis Grove, 37, and Indianapolis Circle, 8, United Ancient Order of Druids, will give a benefit euchre and bunco party at 8:15 Saturday night in Druids’ hall, 29 South Delaware street.

WHO’S AFRAID OF BADJ 3TH? Driver of Ancient Car Hits Speeding Train but Escapes Unhurt. The highly-touted Friday, the thirteenth, jinx is mostly a myth, Virgil Devine, 25, of 1417 East Tabor street, decided today. Mr. Devine was proceeding blithely north on Shelby street in an old model flivver coupe. The sun was shining and spring was in the air, and he gave not a thought to the precautions observed by the superstitious on Friday the thirteenth. His dreams rudely were interrupted by a roar, and then the sharp blast of a locomotive whistle, as he neared the Belt railroad tracks. He jammed his foot on the brake pedal, but the brakes refused to function. The ancient vehicle crashed against the coal tender of a New York Central freight train, which was traveling at a high rate of

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Devine's head cleared, he felt himself, gingerly, and found no bones broken. In fact, he scarcely could find a bruise. The car’s radiator

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shield and doors was not broken j and the motor still was running.

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