Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 291, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1929 — Page 14

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U, S. DEMANDS NO LIMIT ON WAR RESERVES Willing for Nations to Train Large Forces for Defense. GENEVA. April 26. —Ambassador Hush S Gibson, chief of the American delegation to the preparatory dirarmanicnt commission, anlioui: ed at today's session that the United States would not insist on the .nutation of trained reserves. Gibson tatrd he was opposed to the clause in the disarmament draft providing hat the limitation of unlit an aviation in each country shall be ha <cl on the development of the civil aviation of other countries. He based his objection on the thfoi that civil aviation was calculated to assume proportions even betore the regular disarmament ronfm ice convenes and therefore that it could not serve as a basis for military aviation. SHOE FIRM TO CITY l,r,ir: < imp.my (o Open I'wrntyScrond of < hain of Shops, A store to be opened Saturday at i:r; l • • Washington street*, will m;4u the twenty-second slioe store in rise chain ot Lester's Shoe stores, locat'd in riiffcrrnt cities over the United States. The .tore v.ill display thr latest mode!.. ol footwear and will be manat cd by Lester Kriegcr.

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COTTON MILLS TRY TO REGAIN ! TEXTILE LEAD Longer Sheets. More Clothes Urged ‘to Retrieve Prosperity. B.'/ I niirti /‘rms WASHINGTON. April 26.—A plea ; for longer bed sheets, for the adop- : tion of fabric markers on city j streets, and for the increased use of cotton in milady's wardrobe is being made by the textile manufacturers in their effort to retrieve the prosperity which has slipped away from the industry during the last decade, it was learned at the commerce department today. The efTortts of the cotton interests to overcome the fiertf competition of silk and rayon seems to be achieving success, it was said. At tne end of 1928. 33,569.792 of the 35.359.956 i-pmdles in America had hummed busily at least part of the year, and the prospects for 1929 are even brighter. Thf American womans’ unlaithfulness to the southern cotton plant I during the last decade when she ! had been clad almost exclusively in ; Japanese silks or rayon is often blamed for the textile industry’s trouble. What, the textile trade has lost in women's custom it has more than gained by the large demand for cotton in automobile and tire construction. During 1928. according to figures of the Rubber Association lof America, motor car and tire ! makers consumed 700.000 bales of

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cotton, or one-tenth of America’s crop. Over-building of textile plants during war years when Europe depended on us almost entirely for cotton fabrics is likely to be responsible for the depression, it was said. Yesterday's ginghams and calicos have given way to smart cotton materials which textile makes are now' featuring to compete with other fabrics. Masculine America's age-old plaint against Loo short bed sheets

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I has found a sympathetic hearing i with the cotton men. Such cover- | lets used to vary between 90 and I 100 inches. Now, as the result of a c impaign for covers long enough | to hide the tallest man from head to toe. they have been lengthened to 108 inches. Cotton traffic markers laid on concrete to indicate the lanes of lawful passage are being adertised by the textile interests to help absorb their output. Use of cotton j strips between the foundation and

surface of cement roads is also advocated by them. Island Is for Sale LONDON. April 26. —Brechu Island, the ownership of which carries a seat in the Channel Isles parliament. is for sale. On it are a house and farm, an arable plateau, fishing facilities and a motor boat landing. The eyes of such birds as eagles, vultures and buzzards have a telescopic arrangement. Those of smaller birds have microscopic powers.

i TIMES CARRIERS WILL BE GUESTS OF LYRIC I 600 Will Hear Bennington and His Harmonica Band. Six hundred Indianapolis Times I carriers will attend a theater party ! at the Lyric theater tonight as the guests of Charles Bennington and his New York Newsboys' Harmonica band, who are toping the vaudeville bill there this week. Bennington has recruited his

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harmonica aggregation from the "newsies” of Brooklyn and New York and has arranged a program that will be especially entertaining to the local carriers. In addition to Bennington’s performance and ths other five acts of vaudeville and feature picture, the boys will witness the finals of the harmonica contest, deciding the champion harmonica player of Marion county. The annual damage done by coal smoke in the United States is estimated at. two million dollars