Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1935 — Page 18

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CIRCUS TO GIVE PARADE; ANIMAL ACTS FEATURED Clyde Beatty, Allen King Headline Performers Here Tuesday. Two of the world's most famous animal trainers living will appear in Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday. when Clyde Beatty and Allen

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King come here with the Cole Bros. —Clyde Beatty Circus. Matinee and night performances will be given, and an old-fashioned street parade will be held at 11 Tuesday. In addition to bands, floats and cages of animals, and hundreds of mounted performers, including clowns, there will be the Shrine band and the uniformed units of the Shnne in the parade. Clyde Beatty, who has been injur and numerous times in his animal training act, will perform in a 50foot iron encircled arena, with lions and tigers. Allen King who performed at the World's Fair, will present an animal act in which lions, tigers, pumas. leopards and panthers will be grouped.

ABDUCTION DF 2 MEN IN RIOT CASE REPORTED Famed Attorney, Communist Kidnaped in Gallup, N. M., Is Claim. By Cnitrrt Press GALLUP, N. M„ May 3.—Author--1 ities of city, county and state toi day investigated a report that two

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men interested in the defense of the Gallup rioters had been kidnaped by a band of masked men. and spirited away from this mining town. Those mussing were David Levison, famous attorney for the International Labor Defense Council and chief counsel for several men charged with murder in connection with the recent eviction riot here, and Robert Minor, militant New York Communist. The alleged kidnaping 4 was reported by Mrs. Julia Bartol, 29. wife of one of the men charged with murder. No other witnesses of the affair could be found, and neither Kelsey Presley, Gallup police chief, nor D. W. Roberts, sheriff, had been notified officially of the case. Chief Presley openly expressed his doubt that the men actually had been abducted. He said that he had

been on the streets near the scene of the alleged kidnaping and had seen nothing amiss. Sheriff Roberts could not be reached. It was reported that he had accompanied two members of the state highway police patrol, who have been stationed in Gallup since the bloody riot in v.hich Sheriff M. R. Carmichael and three unemployed men were killed, in an investigation of the case. A bank in Fox Crove, 111., has a peephole in its front door and no stranger is allowed to enter until he is identified.

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EMPLOYER’S LIABILITY LAW IN COURT TEST Three Superior Judges Consider Aero-Mayflower Suit. Three Superior judges today had under consideration a test of the constitutionality of a law passed by 1 the General Assembly in 1933 affecti ing the liability of employers who fail to pay wages twice a month. Attorneys for the Aero-Mayflower Transit Cos., claimed that the law was void because it entailed an ex--1 cessive penalty. The claims were

brought by five employes of the company who ask for Judgments amounting to approximately $24,000. The judges. Herbert Wilson, William Pickens and Joseph R. Williams. expect to reach a decision within the next two weeks.

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Motorcade to Visit City The Indianapolis Chamber and Commerce today announced that a motorcade from Michigan City will visit this city May 21. The motorcade also will visit other cities in the state.