Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1947 — Page 9

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Coca-Cola Plant . Demands Rehiring Of 16. Men Fired

Members of the Teamsters, haut ac | fours & Helpers local 135 A. F. of L,, employed at the Coca-Cola Bottling Co., 860 Massachusetts ave. today began picketing the plant. The union said it bases its action on charges that-the company. discharged 16 persons without regard to seniority “simply because they expressed a desire to be represented by this organization.” In a letter to the company, signed by Emmett J. Williams, local 135 secretary-treasurer, the union expressed a desire to bargain in re-

| gard to the discharges and other

Reject an Election The union; however; declined to consent to an election to determine whether it holds a majority and is

{| thus qualified to represent thé work- {| ers. Union leaders said they will

not agree to na election until the 16 discharged persons are reinstated.

No Majority, Says Lawyer The company, through its attor-

'iney, Fae W. Patrick, said that only

nine men remained off work today and that the union represents but | a small minority of the employees. | “It is our understanding that the great majority do not belong ‘and

were discharged for union activities “These men were dismissed for insubordination, failure to report for work and drinking while on

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The discharged men, the first of whom were dismissed in November, have not" been replaced, the company said, as there was a surplus of drivers.

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ICE. o. RAMA TALENT—This long line i is only 5 erin of he more than 300 amateur skaters who registered yesterday at the Coliseum during tryouts for The

Times lce-O-Rama.

New High in Thrills Predicted for Show

By ART WRIGHT Tryouts for the Times Ice-O-

persons to the Fairgrounds Coliseum, More than 300 of them were amas teur skaters who volunteered fo take part-in the extravaganza which will be staged in the Coliseum the night of Feb. 20, At the close of the session—the first call for participants—backers of the amateur show predicted a new high in thrills for next month’s spectaclé. With many of the amateurs displaying professional skill, every indication pointed to a wellrounded production. All Kinds of Numbers There will be solos, numbers for

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Persons wishing to do specialty | numbers were instructed to return

lerned by trafic regulations,” the | t© the Coliseum at 5 p. m. next]

Sunday at which time the show talent committee will see their acts. | All those who registered yesterday during the tryouts were listed for parts in the show and will be notifiel by mail as to the day and -hour to report for rehearsal.

{selecting their candidates for king land queen of the Ice-O-Rama. The candidates will meet Feb. 3 to name the king and queen. Names of all candidates must be in ‘the Times ‘office by Jan. 27. Latest selections are: Hep Cat Hall—Queen, Ruth Braumiester, 451 Blue Ridge rd.; king, 16 W. 35th st., both Shortridge students.

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Low, popular admission prices will prevail for The Times Ice-O-Rama benefit show the night of Feb, 20 in the Fairgrouhds

There will be only two prices—50 cents and $1, including tax The $1 admission will provide parquet and box seats and the

50-cent. tickets will admit the public to all other, seats. Mail orders will be taken Within a few days and the tickets will

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