Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1929 — Page 10

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BLOODY RIOTING IN PALESTINE IS LEAGUEWORRY Permanent Mandate Body Has Full Powers for Investigation. Bu United Prrtf GENEVA, Nov. 6.—Last summer's bloody riots in Palestine were scheduled for further investigation by the League of Nations when the latter’s permanent mandates commission convened here today. The commission, composed of eleven members represening states that have had special experience in alonial administration, met under ■he presidency of Marchess A Th odoli of Italy. As it has full authority to go into r °ry detail of the administration of mandated territories by the mandatory powers, it is expected that the commission will be far more searching in its inquiry into the Palestine situation that was the council and the assembly last September. The latter merely contented themselves with listening to the declarations made by Prime Minister MacDonald and Foreign Minister Henderson and accepting their assurances that the situation would be investigated fully. Band to Be Enlarged Bn Timm Boerint BLOOMINGTON. Ind., Nov. 6. Plans are being made to increase the size of the Bloomington high school and from twenty-six to 100 pieces.

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Gloria Swanson Back at Childhood School Desk

Btt United Prrtt CHICAGO. Nov. 6.—A little girl again, as thirty years faded before a tide of memories, Gloria Swanson went back to her seat in the second grade at the Hawthorne school Tuesday and made 100 in reading • spelling and problems, i Teacher, Miss Bertha L. V.'emecke, just as kindly as when she taught

Gloria her A B C’s, but with gray hair and spe c t acles now, sat at her desk on the rostrum to make things just as they were when Gloria was in the “second reader.” After the movie star, who now is. the wife of the Marquis Henri dc la Falaise de la Coudray, of Deau-' ville and Pari;, and has a little boy and girl about

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the age she was thirty years ago, had gone to the blackboard and I spelled the words correctly and ! added her sums, she sat down at her old desk. She shared it with the happiest girl in all Chicago, Eleanor West. ergren, 7. Shyly the little girl confided a dream: “When I grow up, I want to be a movie actress and a countess with lots of clothes and go everywhere and—” “No, child, now is the happiest time in your life,” said Miss Swanson. , The countess was crying softly a few minutes later when she ac-

cepted a bouquet from her little friend. “Please, Miss Gloria, these are for you,” said Eleanor, as she proffered two wilted carnations, tied together with string. FORMER OFFICER HELD State Policemen, Suspended in 1927, Faces Liquor Charge. fit/ United Prcis MUNCIE, Ind., Nov. 6.—A charge of violating the liquor laws is on file here against Durward Sharp, Gaston, a former state motor policeman. Edson Long, 24, in an affidavit, charges that liquor found in his possession Sunday night belonged to Sharp and at the time of his arrest, he was only taking the officer home at the latter’s request. Long was arrested in the hallway of Sharp’s rooming house here by a Muncie detective, whose home is in the same building. Sharp was suspended from the state force in 1927 when he was said to have admitted buying liquor.

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