Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 233, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1930 — Page 12

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ONLY ONE DRY BILL KEPT FOR SENATEHOPPER Control Transfer Measure Singled Out for Action This Session. BY PAUL R. MALLON TTnitrd Pres* Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Only one of the seven prohibition reform bills, the tariff and Muscle Shoals are on the program privately agreed upon by the senate Republican leaders for the remainder of this session of congress. The program ■would discard until next year, the other six prohibition measures recommended by President Hoover’s law enforcement commission. It calls for adjournment of the present session the week of June 9, but contemplates, of course, passage of the usual government supply bills and minor measures which will come up. Effects as Such The program was worked out by the leaders of the various senate groups and while It is not an official decision, it will have effect as such, in view of the existing senatorial situation and the practice prevailing of permitting the leaders to work out the legislative program. It probably will sidetrack until the next session such important legislative proposals as railroad consolidation and the Couzens communications bill. Since the prohibition reform bills were laid down by the commission, it has been obvious to the leaders that only one, the Williamson bill transferring prohibition enforcement from the treasury to the justice department now before the house could be passed by both houses before adjournment. Face Re-Election The entire house and one-third of the senate membership are facing campaigns for re-election and primaries in which they are involved begin in April. Many face fights for their political lives and want to get back home to get started. After the first day of debate, it appeared the Williamson bill easily would be passed by the house, probably Saturday.

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Present City Claims for Hospital

Indianapolis claims for location of the federal veterans’ hospital will be laid before the federal hospital board by a committee which left Wednesday for Washington, D. C. Left to right, the committee is composed of Dr. George W. Bowman, district American Legion commissioner, who remained here; C. L. Harrod, Bowman Elder, William H. Book, Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan and Dr. Frank Hutchins.

HELD AS^NNOYERS Two Men Are Charged With Accosting Girl. Charged with annoying persons on the street, David Harris, 32, and Jacob Garry, 30, both of Chicago, were arrested Thursday night. The two are charged with following Miss Marion Eden, 20, of 1017 West Michigan street, from Washlngton street to the canal bridge on

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in the third annual small house exhibit sponsored by the House Beautiful magazine, which will be shown at John Herron Art Institute Feb. 12 to 26 under auspices of the Indiana Society of Architects. The exhibit consists of fifty designs from a recent nation-wide competition by the magazine.

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American big cruiser tonnage which was in sharp contrast with the 60 per cent ratio accorded Japan in capital ships. Many hundreds of women in southern and midland England spend their lives in driving and steering canal boats.

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Yeggs Break Open Safe Removing a small safe from offices of the Associated Service Company’s filling station at 1430 Kentucky avenue Thursday night, yeggmen carried it fifty yards to the rear of a warehouse nearby and blew it open, getting SSO cash.