Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 269, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1930 — Page 4

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1.000 IN RACE RIOT FOLLOWING SPORT CONTEST Negroes and Whites Fight for Hour Near Campus of Chicago U. Bv United Press CHICAGO, March 21. —Nearly 1.000 persons, approximately half Negroes and half white, rioted for nearly an hour near the University of Chicago campus Thursday night over the result of a basketball game at the university gymnasium in which a team from a white high school defeated one from a Negro institution. Police squads from four stations, numbering 10U men, battled with the rioters until they were subdued. A score of heads were battered and seven street cars had been commandeered by the crowd before police arrived. The trouble started when Negro fans who had backed the Wendell Phillips high school team became involved in an argument with Calumet high school fans over the referee’s decisions. Calumet had won the game 25 to 22. A street car stopped at the Intersection and the Negroes were said to have boarded it, ejected other passengers and torn off the trolley pole. The dispute then became general and six more cars were seized. Only one rioter was arrested. He was carrying a revolver.

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Charging he was Jilted after being promised marriage, Michel Rosenburg, a Paris real estate men, has sued Mrs. Doris Mercer Kresge, above, former wife of the American 5 and 10-cent store magnate, for $500,000, in New York. Their wedding, Rosenburg charged, was to have taken place in the French capital last January. Quacks’ Toll High Bv United Press MEMPHIS. Tenn., Feb. 28.—America’s doctor bill is $2,500,000,000 annually, $275,000,000 of which goes to “quacks," statistics quoted at a medical meeting here showed.

ONE TINY WORD BARS PRINCESS FROM TALKIES I Beautiful Russian Couldn’t Say ‘lsn’t,’ Loses Her Chance to Star. Bv United Press HOLLYWOOD, March 21.—A simple word—isn’t—put a definite crimp in the hopes of a beautiful Russian princess who hoped for movie fame. Louise Fazenda related a pathetic incident during the filming of “Viennese Nights” at Warner Brothers studios in which Princess Natacha Galenta was given a small bit before tht microphone. “The scene was shot and then w r e went into the playback room to hear the recording,” Miss Fazenda said. “The princess’ accent was found to be too decided and another girl was substituted for her and the scene' made all over again. The word ’isn’t’ was the trouble; she couldn’tsay it. I “That is the princess there,” she

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Poor Inventor pv Time* Special BERLIN. March 21.—Friedrich Wilhelm Goebel, aged and poverty-stricken, has set up a claim for 10.000,000 marks (about $2,500,000) against the German ministry of defense, as compensation for inventing what is said to be the first military tank in history. Goebel, descendant of a long line of inventors, told how he first demonstrated his machine, which caterpillared up a 50 per cent incline to the applause of high military officers, in the Berlin Stadium in 1913. The tank is only one of Goebel's inventions, which range through the fields of aviation, shipping, electricity and warfare. An ancestor of his, it is claimed, invented the electric light before Edison.

indicated. “Don’t you like her long black hair? It looks so well parted that way and she looks very dainty.’’ Miss Fazenda said there was a crown prince in the cast, too. “I like him. We talk of international affairs, exchange information about our languages and help each other to speak the other’s ‘lingo.’ Most of the royalty now in pictures are very pleasant working friends.”

NEGRO IS GIVEN LONG SENTENCE FOR ASSAULT Heavy Prison Terms Meted Out to Attacker by Collins. Heavy prison sentences were meted out by Criminal Judge James A. Collins today to Edward Davis, 43, Negro, of 907 Kappes street, convicted of being one of two Negroes who kidnaped and criminally attacked a white woman the nigh; of Feb. 10. One the kidnaping charge Davis was fined SIOO and costs and sentenced to from two to fourteen years’ imprisonment, while he was sentenced to five to twenty-one years on the attack charge. The sentences will run concurrently. Evidence against him was based on his confession and testimony of Mrs. Mary Conrad, 43, of 6i7 North Drexel avenue, who told of her kidnaping and the attack by two men who dragged her into the car. James Walker, Negro, implicated

by Davis in his confession, will be tried March 25. He has denied guilt. Germany to Aid Fanner Bv U niter] Press y BERLIN, March 21.—A farmrelief program calling for the expenditure of about $100,000,000 on measures calculated to aid the agricultural districts of Germany has been adopted by the cabinet, it was announced today. Mexican Radicals Parade MEXICO CITY, March 21.—The police dispersed 500 radicals parading through the capital Thursday carrying banners declaring several Communists still were imprisoned unfairly. Twenty were arrested.

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WETTER BALKS AT 57.000 FINE Cuts Junk Man’s Penalty to to SSO and Costs. Faced with the fact that Harry Miller, junk yard owner of 3935 Central avenue, was guilty of an offense involving fines totaling more than $7,000, Judge Paul C. Wetter balked in municipal court today. Instead, he fined Miller, charged

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with falling to carry workmen's compensation insurance, SSO and casts. The Indiana law under which Ora Wilson, former employeof Miller, ot 1124 South Fleming avenue, charged Miller with failing to carry’ insurance provides a fine of $lO and costs, with each days violation constituting a seperate offense. It was shown in court Miller had failed to carry the insurance for a period of two years, involving fines totaling $7,300. Wilson, injured in Miller’s Junk yard, filed the charge when he was unable to collect compensation. “I can not assess such a fine," Judge Wetter declared, and fixed the SSO ana costs penaltf.