Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1951 — Page 8

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Bs da Ex-Gridder Grabs Boy, 14, Poised for 10-Story Leap iE od et ais os Ruled Eligible for, By United Press |death,” Mr. Van Alstyne said. |“San Jose has been unfriendly to TL 1 oe SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. 28—A “He didn’t really want to jump

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He entered the Bank of Amer- dow and tried to reason with the 'me ever since we came here, Los ica Building, got off at the 10th boy. Angeles 1 » : {14-year-old - boy, ‘poised on. the H » ee ngeles is the place.” . .~ Fl a 110th floor ledge of a building and|what to do. Sa Jone did't nOW|floor and climbed onto the ledge. od sei pie to rr. Van ol He was taken to juvenile deop to leap, was saved by the soft Father Is " Navy Bs .bright flowered sports shirt styne said. “I sald everyone has| tention home. | voice and strong arm of a former| The boy said-he decided on a attracted pedestrians below. |problems, but that suicide is no : ‘Stanford University football play-sujcide leap yesterday morning! Soon a crowd of hundreds solution. It seems like I stood] Truman to Speak ORK. Me Vulted Pitas ‘er, police said today. {while in his 9th grade class at a|gathered and a number of per- out there for hours talking.” i WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 (UP) ¥! Me. Rept. gS Sscrewary Bruce Van Alstyne, 23, who was junior high school here. His|sons shouted: “Don’t jump!” at “Finally he edged near the win-| President Truman will speak of: A cy oe ene] noted. during his college days as mother was at work at a local/the youth. {dow and I just grabbed him.” tonight to the Washington Pilruled la pass receiver, grabbed Allen/cannery. His father is a Navy| Allen walked back and forth] Just as Mr. Van Alstyne pulled grimage of Americah Churchmen

from West Point for cheating are mnglish as he teetered on a 15- cook now in Korea. ‘along the narrow cornice for 30/the youth through the window, at the National City Christian

eligible to re-enter the Academy inch-wide ledge 125 feet above “I tried it once before, but the/minutes. Mr. Van Alstyne, whoifiremen were raising a 75-foot/Church. It De Dpotntment, it was!the street. gun didn’t go off,” Allen told of- works -in a brokerage office in ladder, . |address at 7pm : Carn olis use The rted here toda | “The kid _ seemed scared tolficers later. the building, leaned out . Word of the was received Be A aa g the win. Allen told police he moved here Time). | ads to solve everyday problems.

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