Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1931 — Page 2

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DEMAND GROWS FOR INQUIRY ON JIMMY WALKER Civic Leaders Warn City Against Too Hasty Action Against N. Y. Mayor. By United Frets NEW YORK, March 12.—Public demand for a general investigation of the city government grew with such speed today that several civic leaders warned against too hasty action in filing general charges against Mayor James J. Walker. Business men, ministers, churchmen, civic groups and professional reformers of all shades us political opinion joined* in a com/ ion move to clean up the city. William J. Schieffe.in, head of the Citizdns Union, an 1 originator °f the plan to make Judge Samuel Scabury an investigating committee of one, announced Wednesday night that formation of a committee of 1,000 in support of this movement was assured, and that JSO organizations had been invited to join. At the same time, however, the City Club, author of charges against District Attorney Thomas C. T. Crain,, who is now under investigation by Judge Seabury, warned against too hasty action against Mayor Walker. Henry Morgentliau, former ambassador to Turkey and financial director of Governor Franklin I. Roosevelt’s last campaign, whose son, Henry Morganthau Jr., is conservation commissioner, also advised a “calm sifting” of charges against the mayor rather than a hasty filing of general ones, although he said he “enthusiastically approved” Schieffelin's plan in principle. It was believed by persons close to Governor Roosevelt that he did not approve of any “fishing expedition” against Mayor Walker, although he would act promptly in case specific charges were filed. The Society for Prevention of Crime sent a letter to the Governor and to each member of the legislature Wednesday assailing Walker as a “wise-cracking” mayor and asking a general inquiry of the city ad-

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ministration with special attention to Walker's conduct in office. Meanwhile, feeling ran high in Tammany hall against Governor Roosevelt's action, in appointing Judge Seabury to investigate District Attorney Crain. Tammany leaders particularly were bitter, it was understood, because of. a rumor that the Governor actually had encouraged, if not inspired, the filing of the charges against Crain. They believed that Crain's removal is certain, despite his announced intention of staying in office and fighting it out, and regarded Roosevelt’s action in the matter as a political move designed to strengthen his position with the rest of the country, with a view to the presidential nomination in 1932.

NAME SCHOOL FOR STATESMAN Julian, Pioneer Educator, Is Honored by City. School officials, patrons and Par-ent-Teacher representatives, participated in ceremonies Wednesday night officially renaming School 57, Ritter avenue and Washington street, the George Washington Julian school In honor of the famous Indiana statesman of the Civil war period. A bust of the pioneer eaucator and statesman was presented the school by a daughter, Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke. Speakers at the meeting, attended by more than 400 persons, included Hilton U. Brown, Julian C. Wetzel, school board member, and Dr. Paul C. Stetson, superintendent of schools. Eulogies to Mr. Julian were read by Dr. Thomas Carr Howe, former Butler university president, who presided. Mr. Julian was, at one time, candidate for vice-president of the United States on the Free Soil ticket.

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Boomerang! By United Free* CHICAGO, March 12. When Charles chobot doubted that his wife, Rosa, 21, was true to him, he hired a detective to trail her, he testified in a divorce action in Judge Desort’s court. A short time later, he testified, police raided a hotel apartment and found Mrs. Chobot with a man who. it developed, was the detective Chobot had hired. Chobot did not name the detective.

MARKON MAY GET JOB Boosted for Post as Member of State Boxing Commission. Petition signed by twenty-seven legislators today urged Governor G. Leslie to name as one of three members of the state boxing commission, created in anew statute, Louis R. Markun. Indianapolis business man and former representative from Marion county. The commission is to have charge of all wrestling and boxing matches in the state, under the bill which returns legal status to those sports.

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