Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 122, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1930 — Page 16

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PRESIDENT OF ECUADOR OFFERS TO MIT POST Congress Refuses to Accept Ayora’s Resignation in Crisis. Bti t'nitrd Prt* QUITO, Ecuador, Sept. 30. President Isibro Ayora remains determined today to relinquish the presidency of Ecuador, despite an unconditional vote of confidence given him by a full session of congress and refusal of congress to accept his resignation. Ayora regarded his resignation as the only means of saving the country “from its present crisis.” Premier Julio Moreno, also secretary of the interior, had resigned before President Ayora announced his own resignation. Colonel Carlos Guerrero, who succeeded Moreno as minister of the interior, will assume the presidency if congress accepts Ayora's resignation. Quito appeared nervous during the political developments, and there was considerable activity around the barracks, but there were no disturbances. The part military leaders played in Ayora’s resignation remained obscure. While it was reported officially that they had sought to persuade the presiden, to remain in office, the rise in power of Colonel Guerrero within forty-eight hours is obvious. Ecuador has been troubled with financial and business, depression and political rivalry between the coast, the producing section of the country. and the Sierra region, causing considerable bitterness.

WAITERS OBJECT TO TITLE OF ‘GARCON’ French Union Denounces Word as ‘Unduly Familiar.’ Bn V piled Prms PARIS, Sept. 30.—Now the “garcons”—those haughty waiters of all ages upon whom depend the satisfaction of hunger and thirst—do not wish to be'called “garcons.” Inflamed by the impassioned utterances of Gaston Gerard, high commissioner of tourists, and emboldened by post-war tips, they have put their union on record as denouncing the most common word in the French language as being unduly familiar. Nor will the “garcons” answer to whistling, clapping or shouting. They have ruled out “boy,” “hello” or “I say there, you.” First and given names will be correct, and if the customer doesn’t know the first name, simply and respectfully, “monsieur.”

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TWO HELD AS HOMELOOTERS North Side Robberies Laid to Suspects. Harry Green, 26, of 1404 Brookside avenue, today was charged with burglary and grand larceny, and Charles Martin, 26, of 2524 Brookside avenue, faced a vagrancy charge, police alleging they are responsible for a series of north side housebreakings recently. Green was arrested by Lieutenant Michael Morrisey after the officer said he obtained information that Green was attempting to sell several rings Monday. In searching Green’s house, police said they found a watch initialed “W. E. M..’’ identified as one stolen from the residence of W. E. McKee. 4906 North Meridian street. In addition, police stated they found several men’s pocketbooks, a jadies’ purse and clothing. Green, police say, admitted the McKee robbery and “one other house on the north side.” Residence of Carl Maroney, 5515 North Pennsylvania street, was ransacked Monday night but he could not determine what was missing, police were informed. L. B. Shick. 3706 Drexel avenue, reported his house ransacked Monday night by a burglar who smashed a window.

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