Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1935 — Page 23

APRIL 19, 1935

OL' HOME TOWN AWAITS COMING OF LA GUARDIA / Vrescott, Ariz., ‘Stood Up’ Yesterday, Prepares to Rsstage Greeting. Sy Untied Press : PHESCOTT, Ariz., April 19 sayor Charles Robb and the town Hand, a little red-faced after rcliearsing ‘‘The Sidewalks of New ifork.' waited Impatiently today to tfy out the tune on Mayor Fiorello I*Guardia. "the ;ocal boy who made fipod " i Mayor LaGuardia “stood up" his old home town yesterday while he delayed his arrival to get a better ]©r,k at the Grand Canyon. He called tap Mayor Robb, however, to assure him he and try to be on time today. X “But remember," the chunky little mayor told his old schixil chum while he spun a mule-colored 10spilon hat on his finger, “I'm Just at dude. No speeches. I just want to see some of the old sights.” The old home towners dug up a speech, “The Office Seekers Platform," which Mr. LaGuardia delivered at high school graduation exercises in 1898 * “Maybe we can get him to give this again," Mayor Robb said. Mayor LaGuardia left here 37 vjpars Bgo with his father, who was bandmaster at the old Whipple Army post near here. 2 BURGLAR SUSPECTS ARE NABBED IN STORE Police Answering Call Arrest Third Man Near Scene. Two Negroes were captured in a ffuit store at 858 S. Meridian-st last njght and a third man reported to have fled from the scene was arrtsted by police near the store. ’Sam Nahamis, 856 S. Meridianst, saw several men in the store and notified Louis Ahraham and Nathan Black. 913 S. Illinols-st. Together they raptured Drlman Rice, 16, of 949 Maple-st, and Paxton Howard, It. of 819 S. Capitol-av, in the store. Police, who rushed to the store, arrested O. D. Kates. 27, of 549 N. Sen-ate-av, a short distance away. All three were slated on burglary charges and placed under high bond. Colt Firm Faces Attack By T nitrrt Press WASHINGTON. April 19.—William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, intends to demand the government stop purchases of Colt firearms because that concern has lost its Blue Eagle.

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ground became worse, as marauding bands renewed th*ir activities. The British consul urged evacuation of women and children immediately. But again space is too short . . . so well conclude this story tomorrow. QUESTION—What is an antidrag wire? A wire, usually inclosed in the wing, designed to resist forces acting parallel to the chord of the wing and in the same direction as that of the flight. GRA-Y MAPS PROGRAM 17 Clubs Represented Session; Trips Are Discussed. Members of 17 Gra-Y clubs, conducted by the Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. in the public grade schools, met in the central branch this afternoon. Approximately 150 club members attended and took part in a program of competitive ?ames. Plans were made for club activities during the coming weeks, including a trip to Brown County and visits to various factories.

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CHINESE BOY IS GIVEN CHOICE OF SCHOOLOR JAIL Youngster Calls on Wisdom of Ancestors, Promises to Be Good. Elmer Yee will go to school, starting Monday, or he will go to a reformatory. Os oriental parentage, he w r ill nevertheless live an occidental life, and that incldes going to Sunday school. And it is an occidental as well as an oriental custom to obey ones parents, so Elmer will do that also. Thus spoke Juvenile Judge John Geckler today to Elmer, who is 15, and who nodded respectfully, agreed to the decision, and left the courtroom with his Chinese father, Charlie Yee. to go back to their lean-to home at 417 N. West-st. But the judge called him back fhr a moment, it had, the judge said, come to the court's ears that Elmer

had acquired a passion for, and proficiency in, & distinctly occidental game—shooting craps. Elmer will retain enough of his oriental leanings, the court said, to drop all interest in that game. Elmer said that, yes sir he would, and the rupture between Elmer and his father was healed, just as his lather, when he had his son taken into custody, thought it would be, and just as Elmer expected. NAVAJO INDIANS ASK ROOSEVELT FOR AID Delegation From Colorado Calls on President at White House. By United Press WASHINGTON. April 19.—The great white father today heard the complaints of a delegation of Navajo Indians who went to the White House to appeal for direct Federal relief for their people. The Navajos from Colorado were presented to President Roosevelt by Commissioner John Collier of the Indian Buidau. The Indians informed Mr. Roosevelt that half of the top-soil of their land had been washed away by erosion. They also asked for medical assistance in combating diseases on the reservations.

CITY BOY HURT IN FALL Youngster Suffers Broken Leg In “Piggy-Back” Mhhap. A game of “piggy-back" ended yesterday when 10-year-old Raymond Williams of 531 Summersetav, fell and broke his leg. He had been riding on the back of Walter King of 549 Somerset-av, when Walter lost his balance and fell. Ravmond was taken to City Hospital. Dorothy Gardner. 9, of 231 Leedsav, suffered a broken nose and leg injuries when she fell from a teetertotter. She had been playing with Mary Ann Taylor. 10, of 235 S. Tcmple-av. Police took her to City Hospital.

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