Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 300, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1929 — Page 3

MAY 7. 1929

HOOVER KEEPS OUT OF SENATE FARM BATTLE Refuses to Say Whether He Will Veto Bounty Measure. BY P.\l I K. MAIXON. I'nitrcl Press Mass C-orrrspondrnt WASHINGTON. May 6.—Presi-fic-ii’ Hmbert Hoover has declined to enter personally into the close .'•mate conflict over the debenture ph.-i of farm relief, even though administration feeders believe some :-.ieh move may be necessary to save hr administration, larm program Irr m embarrassment. riie leaders asked Hoover if he • on id issue a statement he would ts to the farm bill h the debenture clause ns included in it. Such a atement would gain at least three v a ermg Republican votes, they said. They wi re informed the President woul'i consider such a statement an intrusion on the legislative activities of congress and an undue attempt to influence the senate. The leaders went back to the capltol, frankly worried. The polls indicated the debenture amendment to the administration bill might be adopted by a. majority of one or two votes unless some mid-western Republican could be induced to change his mind and follow the President. The vote is expected either late Wednesday or Thursday. The house will never accept the debenture farm relief plan even if it should slip through the senate, house leaders say. It appears likely a deadlock between the two houses will result if the senate insists on adopting the measure. There is little doubt among most ot the leaders that Hoover would veto the bill if the debenture is included. He strongly denounced the plan in no uncertain terms in his letter to the senate, agriculture committer two weeks ago.

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Autinoobilcs reported to the police p stolen belong to: Gerald Straridcr. 1149 Kentucky n venue. Chrysler sedan, 71-6130. from 1i49 Kentucky avenue. Dr T. Roy Cook, Bloomfield. Ind., Nash Ambassador sedan. 175-777, lrom in front of 2341 Brooksidr. Luther Kaiser, Cicero, Ind., Ford truck, from 229 South Canitol avenue. Moses V Turner. 530 Berwick avenue. Chevrolei. : edan, 57-772, from Ohio and West streets.

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stolen automobiles recovered by the police belong to: Chevrolet coach, no license, found parked in safety /one at Ohio and Penn, ylvania street. Two Killed in \u(o l I BRANCH. Ind.. Mat 7. Fred M chiller. 40. and Tom Trible. 60. both of Ft. Branch were killed instantly here today when their automobile was struck by a train at a crossing.

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Left to Right- Virginia Lee Corbin, movie actress; her mother, Mrs. L. A. Corbin, from whom the girl became estranged after the mother’s alleged suicide attempt, and Virginia’s sister, Ruth.

But Girl’s Attorney Says She Just Had Trouble at Home. fi.V I Hit,'l r,-t s HOLLYWOOD, May 7.—Virginia Lee Corbin, movie actress, was missing as far as the police juvenile bureau was concerned today, because her mother did not know her whereabouts and reported the fact. The girl’s attorney, David A. Hill, said she had had trouble at home and had "gone away for a while." Miss Corbin attempted to have Helen Keyser appointed her guardian recently, but when the petition came up for hearing in superior j court last Thursday an agreement ■ octween the girl and her mother i caused the matter to be placed ofl ! the calendar. The two had been outs since the mother alleged she attempted I .suicide a year ago and the actress j signed, but withdrew, an insanity complaint. Attorney Hill said that Miss Cor- ! bin had telephoned him Friday and I said that she would go crazy if she | had to remain with her mother. Hr > said she told him where she was going. STEP CONCEALS LIQUOR : Failure to Creak Reveals Hidden Compartment to Officer. Three steps creaked —one didn’t. A policeman investigated and found three one-gallon cans of alcohol. William Howard. Negro, proprietor of a hotel and lunchroom at 533' Indiana avenue, was arrested Monday night on a blind tiger charge. The step which led to his arrest was one leading to his establishment from the street, The liquor was hidden in a compartment beneath the step.

4,500 SLAIN BY CABS THIS YEAR Toll During First Quarter of 1929 Fifty Daily. /> it f nit rtf I’nss NEW YORK. May 7.—Tire Travelers' Insurance Company asserted today tlrat 4.500 persons were killed in motor vehicle accidents during the first quarter of the year in the United States, a daily average of approximately fifty. January’s average was fifty-five a day, February forty and March fifty.

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after his car struck William Fau* cett. 10. of 1051 West Washington . street, injuring him shghtly.