Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 227, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1930 — Page 4

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AIR CQOUGE'S FRIENDSHIP FOR WOOL LOBBYIST Senate Is Told Connection Had No Bearing on Tariff Question. By Unit’d Pr>-> WASHINGTON. Jan. 31—James B. Reynolds, Washington repreentafive of the National Associaion of Wool Manufacturers, was a “personal friend" of President Coolidgc. The senate lobby committee was told today Questioned by Senator Walsh 'Dern., Mont.), Franklin W. Hobbs, president of the wool association, dented, however, that Reynolds’ close association with the former president had “anything to do witn his being the wool manufacturers’ representative.” “We have evidence here indicating he was contact man between the White House and the American Tariff League,” Walsh said. “I am not a member of that organization,” Hcbbs replied. Hobbs said Reynolds had been the wool association’s representative in Washington for about ten years. Hobbs testified his association’s expense last year amounted to about 550.000, which is about the average. He said the organization did not maintain a Washington office. Senator Walsh questioned the witness about relations between the wool growers and wool manufacturers. Hobbs denied there had been an agreement between the two groups to get higher tariff rates on both raw and manufactured wools. Walsh brought out, however, that the manufacturers had decided not to oppose an increase in the tariff on raw wool provided it did not go too high. CANNING COMPANY TO FILE CROSS-APPEAL Federal Judge Grants Permission Asked by Ladoga Firm. Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell Thursday granted permission to the Ladoga Canning Company to file a cross appeal with the United States circuit court of appeals at Chicago. The Ladoga firm’s crcsa appeal came after the American Can Company had filed an appeal from judgment for $90,000 damages awarded the Ladoga company In a recent suit. Restraint of trade was alleged by the Ladoga firm. A request for 575.000 attorneys' fees by the Ladoga company was cut to $15,000 by the court. It was on this fee allowance that the cross appeal was made. SPANISH FILM SUCCESS First Talkie Is Presented at Mexico City: Makes Big Hit. ftu Unit'd Pres* MEXICO CITY. Jan. 31.—The talkies from Hollywood spoke Spanish here and they liked it. The first Spanish talking picture to be shown in Mexico, “Combras De Gloria," rrtade a great hit. Jose Bohr, Argentine star, appearing in the picture, was present at the local theater in person at the “premier” Thursday night.

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—MAIL THIS TODAY The Tivies-Indiana Theater Sunshine Girl Contest (Entrance Coupon) Name Address Ape Telephone No. .... Check one T gng play Instrument of following 1 Have Novelty Act I agree to appear for the preliminary of the contest at the Indiana theater, 11 p. m. Wednesday night, Feb. 5, and if selected as one of the five contestants I hereby agree to appear at every performance of the Indiana during week starting Friday, Feb. 7, for the title of the “Sunshine Girl of Indiana.” Mail to “Sunshine Gill Contest” 3rd Floor Indiana I heater Building Indianapolis, Ind. This MUST be in the mail before 12 o’clock Monday * night, Feb. 3.

Rules Announced for ‘Sunshine Girl ’ Contest

Here are the rules for The Times Indiana theater “Sunshine Girl” contest: 1. This contest shall be known as “The Times-Indlana Theater Sunshine Girl Contest.” 2. Preliminaries shall be held at the Indiana theater the night ol Wednesday. Feb. 6. at 11:30 to pick five winners, who will appear at every stage performance thereafter, starting Friday. Feb, 7. through Feb. 13. Final awards will be made followlns the last stage show on the night of Feb. 13. 3. All unmarried, non-professional Blrls and women between 16 and 26 (Inclusive! are elißlble to enter. 4. The prizes, totalling S2OO In cash, are to be awarded as follows: First, $75: second. SSO: third. S3O; fourth. $25. and filth. S2O. 5. All entrants must appear In the preliminary contest at tha Indiana theater the night of Feb. 5. 6 Entrants must agree that if chosen as one Os the -five preliminary winners they will appear on the stage of the Indiana theater with Charlie Davis all the following week. . . _ 7. Final awards will be determined cy audience applause, with Charlies Davis acting as the sole judge as to which contestant wins the most at each performance. 8. Awards further will be based on a scoring system, with winner of the most points getting first prize, winner of the second highest nurnbeT of points getting the second prize, et cetera. Points will be determined as follows: The winner of the most spplause at each Individual performance will be given five points: winner of the second greatest amount will be given four points: winner of third greatest amount three points: winner of fourth greatest amount, two points: and. winner of the fifth, one point. Points will be scored and totalled after each performance, the winners of the highest totals at the end of the week’s final performance being given respective awards. Position of contestants will be alternated each performance to assure fairness at all times. Each contestant must confine her performance to not more than one minute and one-half. 8. All entrance blanks for the preliminary must be In the mail by 12 o’clock the night of Monday. Feb. 3. These must be addressed to “Sunshine Girl Contest. Indiana Theater building.” 10 All entrants to the first preliminary must be at the theater (s'age door entrance bv 10 o’clock the night of Feb. sth. ready for the first try-out. and with own music. If music Is needed. Accompaniment.

when wanted, will be supplied by members of the Charlie Davis orchestra. 11. Amateur performers of every kind are eligible. That Is. singers, dancers, monologists, pianists, players of all Instruments. etc. Grieving Man Kills Self Bv United Press INDIANA HARBOR, Ind., Jan. 31. —Despondency caused by recent death of his wife and three children, in an auto accident, is blamed for the suicide of Joe Brklycik, 39, who slashed his throat.

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FLIER TO MAKE THIRD ATTEMPT TO SPAN OCEAN New Lindbergh Plane to Be Duplicated for Trip Over Pacific. Bv United Press GLENDALE, Cal., Jan. 31—Lieutenant Harold Bromley will make his third attempt to span the Pacific in a Lockheed Sirius monoplane similar to that made here recently for Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, it was learned today. The plane will be almost identical to that built for Lindbergh, except that instead of a double cockpit it will have extra fuel tanks. Gasoline capacity for the proposed 4,860-mile flight would be 750 gallons. Lieutenant Bromley’s plane ground looped last summer when he attempted to take off from Tacoma, Wash., for Tokio. THERMOMETER IS AID Bv Times Special CHICAGO, Jan. 31—Automatically recording the minimum temperature of the air through which an airplane is passing, a thermometer particularly helpful in highaltitude flights has recently been developed, says Popular Mechanics magazine. The instrument is mounted on one of the struts, and warns of ice forming on the wings. Tilting Helps Bv Times Special . . CHICAGO, Jan. 31.—Storing airplanes in hangars and removing them is simplified by means of a system of small carriages that run on tracks ancf tip the planes at an angle so that more can be stored

in one hangar than is possible by the usual methods, saya Popular Mechanics magazine. The ship is taxied up until its wheels rest in grooved holders on each side of the carriage. By turning the crank of a cog wheel at the front, the ship is tilted and comes to rest at an angle of approximately 39 degrees. The plane and carriage are than pushed into the hangar. Arrivals and Departures Capitol Airport—Lawrence Rutledge, Detroit to Karsas City, Stinson monoplane. Hoosier Airnort —Wilfred Gerbrecht, to Wichita, Kan., Tvavelair plane owned by Automatic Washing Machine Company. Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport—Major Brainard, operations director of Curtiss-Wright Flying Service. St.

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! Louis to Columbus, ChaliengerI Robin monoplane, overnight; Miss Pauline Johnson, Rushville, was a T. A. T. passenger to Los Angeles; Mark Ferrill, 3461 Carrollton avenue, was an Embry-Riddle passenger to Cincinnati. Aged Franklin Woman Dies i Bv United Press FRANKLIN, Ind., Jan. 31.—Funeral services for Mrs. Eva Payne, Ott. 74, mother-in-law of E. C. Pulliarn, Indiana and Oklahoma news'paper publisher, will be held here Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ott died Thursday of heart disease. She attended Franklin college where she studied music. She was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and the Eastern Star.

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ARGUMENT DATE SET Insurance Firm Receiver Is Held Powerless. Arguments on a petition of former policyholders to set aside receivership of the Federal Automobile Insurance Association, which, if granted, would halt collection of assessments amounting to thousands of dollars, will be heard Feb. 24 oy

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Superior Judge William S< MeMasters. The petition, originally filed before Byron K. Elliott, who retired from the bench, contends that ap potntment of a receiver for a reciprocal insurance company is in error, and that the receiver can n:>i collect legally assessments to elim*, inate a deficit in his accounts. About twenty-five thousand persons in Marion county and 200,090 persons in the middle west, are aflected by the court litigation. Garrett W. Olds, Indianapolis attorney is receiver.