Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 252, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1935 — Page 17

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CHINA REPORTED READY TO SIGN JAPANESE PACT Nippon Agrees to Advance Huge Loan to Former Foe, Is Hint. oiliVrilAT \f Affh 1 orH China in it s financial difficulties. trainin? Chinese government GRA-Y TOEHOLD PARTY City-Wirt- Roundup to F> Hfld Tomorrow Afternoon. A city-wide mnndup of Gra-Y Club members will be held at 4 to- j with a puppet show. Contests in l

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Herschel Knight Named Junior Aviator Leader

Squadron Commander Is Selected: Veteran Is Expert Trainer. Herschel Knight 1518 N*. Gale-st, has been chosen bv The IndianapoHoward Junior Aviator, to serve as Commande r Knight has been connected with junior aviation and model plane building for the last 10 years, and as head of the Brookside Model A.rp.ane Club, has groomed Commander Knight, an employe of the City Recreation Department, sured The Times of his wholehearted support in the movement. You'hs de.sirinz to become members of The Indianapolis Times. Squadron are requested to mail or bring in the entrv coupon found in today's editions of The Times.

EXPERT ORGANIZERS SOUGHT BY HEAD OF POLITICAL PARTY

John Zahnd. national chairman and several times presidential candidate of the National Progressive party, is seeking new leaders and organizers for his party which he confidently expects to sweep the country in the presidential campaign next year. Several weeks ago Mr. Zahnd told The Indianapolis Times that he was sending out an experienced band of political organizers to spread the tidings of his antiusury platform in each of the tising in the classified columns of The Times for more of the expert organizers. Persons interested in his plan to end poverty and taxation are asked to meet* him at 2:30 in the assembly room o{ the Hotel English or to write Mr. Zahnd at his home and party headquarters, 2315 E. Tro-av. It may be a golden opportunity for any one wanting Mr. Zehnd or Huey Long for President. Drama Club to Give Day The Drama Club of Garfield Christian Church will present “The Little Clodhopper'* tonight in the auditorium of School 37, Kelly and Boyd-sts.

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SPENCER TO BROADCAST “Are You a Criminal?” to Be Topic of Prosecutor. Herbert M. Spencer, Marion County Prosecutor, will speak at 9:30 tomorrow night over WFBM on Are You a Criminal?” in the series sponsored by Indiana bar and bench member* on “Law for the Layman.”

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FEDERAL JURY TO STUDY 175 CASESMONDAY Panel to Probe Kidnaping Charges During Session Here. The Federal grand jury will convene Monday to study 175 cases in which charges vary from kidnaping to possession of a still. Joe Perdue, 21, Uniontown Ky„ faces a kidnaping indictment for the alleged abduction of Morgan B. Hamack, Morganfield, Ky., banker and his wife. The Hamacks were robbed and driven from Kentucky to Evansville. Ind., where the car was wrecked. Mrs. Hamack is now in the hospital recovering from a broken back. The charge of crossing the state lines while fleeing from arrest will tie used for the first time in this district when the 23 jurors study Perdu’s case. The case of Allen Bomberger, brilliant 21-year-old Wabash College student, who is alleged to have attempted to extort $50,000 from his father by a self-kidnaping plot, also will be studied.

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