Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1933 — Page 22

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RAZOR-WIELDING NEGRO PAIR ROB 3 TAXI DRIVERS Two Other Attempts Are Foiled: Mayor’s ‘Nephew’ Is Arrested. Temporarily, at least. ".smalltime holdup men in the city ar> picking on taxi cab drivers, instead of filling station attendants, who previously had been regarded as easy prey. According to police reports, two razor-wielding Negroes practically cornered the market last night, and early this morning, with three jobs cf taxi banditry, in all of which the same methods were followed. Two other taxi drivers were slated to be the victims of operators who were more polished in their procedure. but prompt calls for police resulted in a turning of the tables. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan found a long lost "nephew early this morning when the alleged relative told a taxi driver that the mayor would stand good for a So check, drawn in payment of a taxi fare. Thedore Ballard, 28, of 639 North Davidson street, a taxi driver, told police he picked up a fare at Meridian and Michigan streets, and received orders to drive to the Y. M. C. A , where the passenger alighted after instructing Ballard to wait. Another man approached the cab and asked if the passenger was a man named "Sullivan.” The newcomer decided to wait for the reappearance of Mr Sullivan. Gives Cheek for $5 When he appeared, he told Ballard he was Mayor Sullivan’s nephew, and gave instructions to drive to Butler university. At Twenty-second street, the “nephew ’■ proved himself no relation to the mayor, by changing his mind. On the way back, the car was stopped at Twelfth street and Sullivan presented a $5 check on a Champaign '111.) bank in payment of a $1.45 bill. "If you have any trouble getting it cashed, the mayor will take care of it," Sullivan is said to have told Ballard. Ballard thought differently, and called police, who arrested Sullivan, claiming to be from Winston-Salem. N. C., for drunkenness, resisting an officer and vagrancy, and Russell Coffey, 2221 Ashland avenue, for drunkenness and vagrancy. Arraigned before Municipal Judge Dewey E. Myers this morning. "Sullivan" said his name was Millard Jones. Gary, Ind. The case was continued until Saturday. Held on Drunk Charge Ben Kiefer, 24, of 314 East Walnut street, a cab driver, was flagged byChester Noblett. 35. of 3165 North Illinois street, at Michigan street and Miley avenue, he told police. After riding around for sopie time, during which the meter ticked up a $4 bill. Noblett found himself unaable io nay. Kiefer took him bacit to Michigan street and Miley avenue, and put him out of the cab. According to Kiefer, Noblett engaged in a brief altercation with a Negro. When police arrived. Noblett was taken to city hospital for treatment of a cut lip, and then arrested on charge of drunkenness. The two Negroes, who are believed by police to have figured in three taxi driver holdups, included in their victims. Frank Gardner, 33. of 1316 Bellefontaine strept. Apt 3. Robert Goodlet, 28. of N -th Belmont avenue, and R'oeri ,*a>y, 39, of 813 East St. Clair street. A carelessly wielded razor, presented at the throats of the taxi drivers, was the inducement which obtained a $25 wrist watch. sl.lO in cash and a $5 suede jacket from Gardner. $2 40 and a jacket from Goodlet, and $3.95 from Haley.

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NEW MIRROR REFLECTS PERSON’S REAL IMAGE Physics Professor's Invention Shows AII Colors Equally. By T utted Press LES ANGELES. Nov. 9.—A new type of mirror that reflects a person's image as others see him recently has been perfected by Dr. H. W. Edwards, professor of physics at the University of California at Los Angeles. Unlike the ordinary mirror, which reflects red more than any other color, this new’ mirror reveals all colors in their full value. Anew alloy, which is prepared in a vacuum tank heated by a tungsten furnace is used in coating the glass under pressure, Dr. Edwards said. The mirror, because of its undistorted. true reflection, is expected to be a boon to dentists and doctors who desire perfect color and image vievts. he declared.

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International Council Will Meet at Y. M. C. A. Two Days. Carl M. Eichelberger, director cf the midwest office of the League of Nations Association, will address the Indiana Council on International Relatioas at the Y. M. C. A. Friday and Saturday. Mr. Eichelberger. returned last week from a two-months’ trip in Europe, spending much time m Geneva studying international situations. His subject at the Y. M. C. A. will be "An Interpretation of the European Situation.'’ The session also will be addressed by Professor R. Clyde White, social service director of Indiana university extension division, who will talk on "The Rise of Hitlerism in Germany.” Samuel S. Wyer. Columbus, 0., will speak on "Economics of the War Problem.’’ Mr. Eichelberger will speak at 10 Saturday on "The League of Nations at the Crossroads.” Dr. Alden

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STATE FINANCES SET ASIDE FOR CHILD HEALTH Program of Inoculation to Get Funds Through Money Transfer. Governor Paul V. McNutt today authorized a transfer of funds in the state health department to finance a statewide program of immunization, against diphtheria and smallpox for all children oetween six months and ten years. Under the plan, outlined by Dr. Verne K. Harvey, state health director, the state health department will provide materials for immunization and the inoculations will be administered free to all children whose parents are unable to pay. The family doctor, co-operating through the local and state medical associations, will be called upon to perform the service. Parental consent will be necessary and relief agencies will be relied

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