Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 66, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1926 — Page 7

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111 SEES SEAS ' SWEPT CLEAR OF RUM SHIPS SOON Officials Pleased With Cooperation Pledged by Great Britian. Hu United Pre\a WASHINGTON, July 28.—Rum runners will be virtually nut out of business by the new anti-smuggling regulations arranged with great Britain by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews, it was predicted at Federal prohibition headquarters today. By the new methods, to be put effect immediately, the modern buccanneers may be wiped clear of the seas as were pirates in the olden days, one dry official said. He outlined the three main features of the new agreement as follows: 1. Exchange of smuggling intelligence between the two nations. 2. Stricter British registration for ships and closer scrutiny of papers before clearing vessels. 3. Authority for United States Coast Guard boats to pursue bootleg ships into British territorial waters around the ‘Bahamas. Under the new plan, British customs officials will furnish American authorities with all possible information concerning the movement of ships suspected of operating as rum runners. The United States will be warned when a boat leaves a British port'for Rum Row. British officials will appear in court for the United

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2,404 Hours Up in the Air Capt. Harold D. Campbell. Marine Corps aviator eta- ■ tioned at San yo Diego, Col., has J ust b en awarded I * 'M thfi Herb€rt Schiff ■ ~memorial trophy, B • VjJ|l Riven annually to Melip aviator who has 6 P ent the most hours in the JT / air without an acV- " cldent. Captain Campbell was aloft Capt. Campbell 839 hours in the past year, and 2,404 hours In the last five years— without a single crash. States to qld In prosecuting ship owners and ship masters caught violating the law. Great Britain has agreed to stricter registration of merchant vessels. Vessels also must reveal to British custom officers the true nature of their cargoe. Officials said there is no law at present prohibiting a Britisn ship -from clearing a home port with a cargo of liquor for the United States, but American port authorities and the coast guard can be notified of destination and movement. The agreement probably will allow the dry navy to chase rum runners right into the Bahamas and Nassau. Heretofore the smugglers have used speedy craft and fled to foreign waters when pursued by < the Government patrol boats. Officials were highly gratified ■with the cooperation Great Britain is freely giving the United States in law enforcement, and said that the “hands-across-the-eea" system would work both ways, in that America ,will furnish England with information that will prevent smuggling into that country.

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CATTLE BREEDERS MEET Indiana Shorthorn Association Has Its Annual Gathering. About 200 shorthorn cattle breeders met Tuesday at E. D. Logsdon’s Dundee farms, twelve miles north of the city on the Michigan Rd., to participate in the annual picnic and field day of the Indiana Shorthorn Breeders’ Association. Meeting was in charge of C. Y. Foster, Carmel, president, and H. P. McCabe, Greencastle, secretary. Features of the day pot luck dinner, boys’ club Judging demonstrations, exhibition of a...,6h0w herd and talks. 1 NEW CARS SAVE ICE The first test of an Improved refrigerator car with divided wirebasket bunker showed that 4,060 fewer pounds of Ice were needed than required by the old type refrigerator car.

Old Shoes Good for Admission Cast-off clothing or shoes will admit boys and girls under T 5 to Broad Ripple Park from now < until Aug. 10. Phil Brown, manager of the bathing beach, seeks the clothing for the Near East Relief campaign committee of which Mrs. Hugh McGibeny Is chairman. FYee use of the park pool also will be granted' to each boy and girl who brings clothing that will be of use to the destitute. Tuesday, Aug. 10, will be city-wide “Bundle Day.” with churches and firehouses as bundle stations. A carload of old garments is sought for shipment to the Bible land.

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