Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 297, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1929 — Page 2

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CONGRESS WILL FIGHT JO REEF PORT FREEDOM Britten Takes Lead in Opposing Plan to Abolish Courtesy. P'l t nito! }'<• WASHINGTON, May 3.—Congress is not disposed to end thr freedom of 11 1*' port privilege extended government officials v hen they return to the United States from official trip, abroad, tome members indicated today. Representative Fred A. Britten (Rep, 111.• took the lead in opposing the recommendation of a New York grand jury investigating the ease of Representative Morgan (Rep. Olno', that such courtesy would be abolished. “Not one official in one thousand even thinks about violating the courtesy of freedom of the port which allow. baggage to pass through custom officers without an examination " Britten .-aid. "Nothing is brought back from these trips that could b< fail'd coo rabar.d and the privilege : not abused by members of congress.” Should Take Mam Trips “When an official returns from abroad he should be allowed to lea'e the dock immediately to complete his official mission instead of being delayed for a baggage inspection with om> 2,000 other passenger: Repn - mauve William M. Morgan. who was accused of bringing liquor into the United States when given freedom of the New York port upon returning from a trip to Panama recently, also believes the courtesy should continue. “I recommend that all congressmen take as many trips as possible so as to see actual conditions in other countries," he said. “They especially should visit Panama. Such surveys are official business and the representatives' entry into the United States upon returning should be expedited," Morgan said. Comments on Decision Commenting on the New York grand jury's action in disposing of his case and its opinion that persons with the freedom of the port could bring in anything in their baggage without interference, Morgan said. “I can only repeat my previous declaration that there was no liquor in my ba: ■; . ■■ or in the baggage of any of my parly when we returned from Panama. About a score of people saw my luggage opened and thev know there was nothing illegal in it. The action of the grand jury merely is a further indication of my innocence.” 165 NEW FIRMS TO CITY DURING APRIL One hundred sixty-five new businesses were established in Indianapolis in April, a survey by the Business Digest showed today. Real estate and loan companies were in the lead, twenty-three such concerns being started here last month, according to the report. For Indiana, the total of new businesses was 554. with automobile agencies and garages tied with radio and electric shops for first place with thirty-eight each. The summary also shows the Business Digest listed eighty expansions of which forty-three were in Indianapolis: 102 changes of location of which sixty-four were in Indianapolis and sixty changes of ownership. of which seventeen were here. DOCTOR ASSAILANT HELD Virgil Boyer Faces Grand Jury for Assault Charge. Virgil Boyer. 29. of 15 North Highland avenue, was held to the county grand jury Thursday when arraigned before Municipal Judge Paul C. Wetter on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. He is alleged to have shot and wounded Dr. C. L. Weston of Hamilton. O. April 12 because of the physician's alleged attentions to his wife. A charge of child neglect Is pending against Mrs. Boyer and Weston in juvenile court. Date for the trial has not been set. safe” ROBBED of” Sl7 Outer Door Unlocked. Burglars Pry Open Inner Compartment. Prying off the lock of the inner door of a safe at the Service Truck Sales Company. 26 South Senate avenue, early today, burglars robbed the safe's cash drawer of SIT. The outer door of the safe was unlocked. Otto Thorn berry, company manager said.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as Stolen belong to: Karl Gassert. Blue Point service station. Madison avenue and Delaware street, Foj-d half-ton truck. T 1-298, from Harrison and Arizona streets. Charles L. Fraul. 1042 East Market Street. Dodge panel truck, T 15-70S. from Ashland avenue and Twentyseventh street. Clyde Kinberlin. 1032 South Keystone avenue. Ford coupe, 99-417. from Prospect and Olive streets. Dickman Dollman. Kokomo. Ind.. Dodge sedan. 517-898, from Kokomo, IncL

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: James Renick. 1548 Villa avenue. Ford coupe, found at the Bluff road and Raymond street.

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