Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 296, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1931 — Page 9

APRIL 21, 1931

JIMMY STRIKES BACK AT N.Y. OUSTER GROUP Blast of Counter Charges Is Sent to Roosevelt by Gotham Mayor. By XJnitei Pr+* ALBANY, N. Y., April 21.—Mayor James J. Walker of New York City hac answered misfeasance charges against him and his administration with a blast of counter charges. His response* to the demand of the city affairs committee of New York for his removal—studied today bj Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt—was a denial of charges against him. together with an attack upon the committee’s leaders as Socialists. The Rev. John Haynes Holmes, one of the leaders of the reform movement, was listed by Walker as leader of a group of “Soviet sympathizers'’—a man who endeavored during the war "to break down American resistance behind the lines. ’* The accusations against him, the mayor said, were salsa and unwarranted, and he asked that the Governor, in jtaching a decision, “considr the source of the attacks against the mayor. Governor Roosevelt received the Walker reply without comment and will read it carefully before making any statement. Any indication of what action he will take in the matter waa said by his attaches to be pure speculation. No word may be forthcoming until cfter he has left on his vacation t. p to Warm Springs, Ga.

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NAB 12 MORE AS GAMBLERS Cops Raid Maxie Epstein Poolroom. Although only one person has been convicted for gaming out of 173 arrested in the last two weeks, police sallied forth again Monday and nabbed twelve men in the Maxie Epstein poolroom, 828 South Meridian street. Police said they broks up an alleged poker game, confiscating four decks of cards and 25 cents. Several youths said to have been under 18 were in the poolroom, police alleged. Epstein was charged with gaming, i keeping a gaming house and permitting minors in a poolroom. The others were charged with visiting a gaming house. Since the board of safety and

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