Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 255, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1930 — Page 3

MAR. 5, 1930

TARDIEU SEEKS APPROVAL VOTE FROM CHAMBER Takes New Cabinet Before Deputies Prior to Sea Parley Return. BY RALPH HKfNZFN I Frwui Staff Correspondent PARIS. March s.—Premier Andre Tardieu took hi;-, second cabinet before a critical chmabcr of deputies today, seeking a vote of confidence which would permit immediate return of the French delegation to London and end the long delay in the five-power naval conference. In his ministerial declaration, Tardieu pleaded for nonpartisan support of his program, because the existing emergency caused by the delay of government crises, created the necessity of voting the budget before the end of March. Tardieu contented himself with only slightly retouching his original declaration of last Nov. 8, in which he sketched an ambitious program of industrial and agricultural development for France. The declaration dismissed the naval conference in two lines, simply asking that the government be permitted "to follow and successfully achieve international negotiations relative to the reduction of naval armaments.” The matter of foreign policy was dismissed thus: “The unity and continuity of our foreign policy need not again be stressed." NAME FORMER BANK AIDS IN COURT SUIT Receiver of Hope, (Ind.) Institution Seeks Judgment of $17,450. Judgment of $17,450 is asked in a suit filed in federal court against William H. Mobley, Hope, Ind., and Herman A. Stewart, former cashier of the Citizens National bank of Hope, recently convicted of embezrlcment in federal court, by Charles Ellis, bank receiver. The suit is based on three notes, two of them given to Stewart, by Mobley and indorsed to the bank, and a $5,893 check given by Mobley and alleged to have been held up by Stewart and not charged against Mobley’s account.

NAME 'SEX PROFESSOR’ James Harvey Rogers Goes to Yale as Political Economist. By United Press NEW HAVEN. Conn., March 5.— Professor James Harvey Rogers, who resigned from the University of Missouri faculty after protesting the suppression of a sex questionnaire has been appointed 'professor of political economy at Yale university, according to an announcement today. ENTERS ELECTION RACE Bert F. Yeager Will Be Democratic Candidate for Commissioner. Bert F. Yeager, Camby, today announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Third district county commissioner. Yeager is serving his second term as trustee of Decatur township, and has served as township chairman in the Democratic organization in several campaigns. He is married, has three children, and is a Mason. CABINET AVERTS DEFEAT German leaders Reach Agreement in Job Legislation Crisis. By United Press BERLIN, March 5.—Cabinet of Chancellor Hermann Mueller averted defeat today by agreeing to a compromise plan for solving the unemployment legislation crisis. The decision virtually assured swift adoption of the Owen D. Young reparations plan and at least temporary continuation of the coalition government. HUGE ZOO TO BE BUILT Noted Animal Dealer to Erect Park in Berlin Suburbs. By United Press BERLIN, March 5.—Lorenz Hagenbeck of the famous family of animal dealers has announced plans for a mammoth zoological park in one of the western suburbs of Berlin. It will be patterned partly after the Hagenbeck animal park near Hamburg and partly after the zoo in Detroit.

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Comely Bridle Maids

Here come the bridle maids! Prominent young horsewomen of capital society are pictured here, togged out for early spring canters in Washington parks. Cherry Perkins, upper left, and her sister Grace, lower left, are the daughters of Representative and Mrs. Randolph Perkins of New Jersey. A comely foreign devotee of riding is Mile. Adele Varela, upper right, daughter of J. Varela, Uruguayan minister to the United States. Lower center is Virginia Rogers, daughter of Captain C. Raymond P. Rogers, and lower right is Julia Benson Foraker, daughter of Mr. and Ms. Arthur Foraker.

Child Dies in Fire By Times Special PRINCETON, Ind.. March 5.—Fire in a shack home on the Wabash river ten miles from here caused the death of Glenn Dooley, 2-

Entrance to Madame Jacobson's Mayfair salon, where the smartest women of London consult this renowned beauty expert England’s leader in beauty culture Mme. Bertha Jacobson warns “against the harsh effects of soaps not made exclusively of olive and palm oils” “By using Palmolive,” says Mme. Jacobson, “you can always be sure that your skin will retain its natural freshness of beauty.” "WHEN women come to be for advices on the care of the skin." says Madame Bertha Jacobson of London, "I always impress "I warn blackheads and other blemishes soon appear! method for keeping skin free of these blemishes ... the preferred method of more than 18,900 A corner of the quaint Victorian waiting room in Madame world-famous experts. Jacobson’s London salon. Furnishings help to reveal the Madame Jacobson, of Mayfair interesting background of this well known shop. Both as teacher and beauty specialist, Madame "Other soaps may irritate the skin; may Jacobson deferred to by members of her pro- cause coarse pores and an unpleasant feelfession, many of whom have studied the ing of roughness. Palmolive, on the other tials of beauty culture under her tutelage. And hand, leaves the skin delightfully smooth. among London society women, her superiority It is refreshing, pure, safe. Your skin needs as a beauty specialist is unquestioned. its gentle lather, for true cleanliness, When Madame Jacobson urges the daily use Madame Bertha Jacobson, herself, administering to a client in her twice daily." of Palmolive that recommendation carries the Mayfair beauty salon. Madame Jacobson was the teacher of many weight of authority. of our own famous beauty experts. This treatment, night and morning To get the full benefit of salon treatments, you should 11/12 DOVER STREET, LONDON, W. 1 Make a creamy lather of Palmolive Soap and warm water. co-operate with your beauty specialist by using Palmolive With both hands massage this well into the skin two min- . Soap twice a day. By beginning tomorrow you will hasten utes. allowing it to penetrate the pores. Then rinse, first the return of natural loveliness. And since Palmolive costs with warm water, gradually with colder. A final rinse so little, why not enjoy it for the bath as well as the face? with ice water is refreshing as an astringent. Millions already do, in 48 countries the world over. A vast professional group of 18,900 beauty shops advise Price the daily use of one soap —and only one—Palmolive.

months-old son of Mrs. Beulah Dooley. The fire started after the mother had locked the baby and another son in the home and left to call on a neighbor. The other child was injured seriously.

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WHEAT SURPLUS MAY RESULT IN RAIL EMBARGO Farm Chief Threatens Move to Relieve Congestion at Terminals. BY JOSEPH S. WASNEY United press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, March 5.—A virtual threat that a rail embargo against shipping wheat from farms to terminal markets will be put into effect, unless farmers hold their stocks until storage facilities become available, has been sounded by Alexander Legge, chairman of the federal farm board. Legge said the board is endeavoring to avoid such drastic measures during the present grain emergency, but that if railroads are unable to unload cars of grain at terminals the embargo must be faced. Meantime, the visible supply of wheat at the markets is mounting, the figure now being well over 162,000.000 bushels compared to about 150,000,000 bushels several weeks ago. Farmers have ben sending a steady stream of grain to the markets in order to have ready cash for spring operations and to meet interest on tax obligations. TWO GET POLICE JOBS Begin Work as Patrolmen to Fill Vacancies in Department. Charles L. Springer, 33, of 1931 Parker avenue, and Charles G. Burkett, 239 North Illinois street, began work today as patrolmen to fill vacancies created in the department. Springer was indorsed by the Rev. C. A. Hildebrand, south side councilman, who has been seeking patronage at city hall.

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A woman will have a part in the attempt of Kaye Don. British auto racer, to drive his “Silver Bullet” mystery car to anew world’s speed record at Daytona, Fla., next spring. His sister, Rita Don, pictured here, will serve as his mechanic.

G. O. P. NAMES RADLEY No Slates to Be Formed by McKinley Club in Fall Elections. Thomas A. Radley, heating contractor, has been elected president of the McKinley Republican Club with headquarters at 2217 East Michigan street. The new officers announced that although the club will take an active part in the primary and fall elections, no slates will be formed or particular candidates indorsed. Other officers are: James C. Curtis, vice-president: James P. Carter, secretary; Harry Wiesehahan, treasurer.

WITHDRAWAL OF MARINES URGED BY HAITI HEADS Demand Return of Free Elections: Agitation, Unrest Continue. BY HARRY W. FRANTZ United Press Staff Correspondent PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti, March 5.—Leaders of the Haitian "independence movement” are united on two demands, immediate withdrawal of American marines, and a return to what they term “constitutional government,” with free elections to the presidency. Continued agitation and unrest leading to possibility of revolt, were predicted in arguments to President Hoover’s Haitian commission, if President Borno is permitted to dominate the republic. Problem Embarrassing

Justin Sam, president of the League of Young Haitian Patriots, and Georges Leger, a prominent attorney, added their testimony Tuesday to the evidence of discontent. The Haitian demand for cancellation of Borno’s plans for the election of a president in April, by his council of state, has presented an embarrassing problem to the commission, because of the nearness of the election, and the commission’s desire to study its evidence carefully before making positive recommendations. Withdrawal of the marines is urged privately by many of the business men, who have no apparent political interest at stake. Draw’ “Color Line” Edouard Esteve, known as “the merchant prince” of Haiti, and who may be said to represent the nonpolitical opinion of Port Au Prince,

believes that continuation of American military control is hampering commerce. American occupation, he believes, actually has doubled Haitian taxation. After declaring that the Americans have brought the “color line” to Haiti, causing the younger generation to become race conscious, Leger said his people had been dissatisfied with many of the technicians who have been sent from the United States. A request that the United States “use force if necessary” to prevent election of the next Haitian president by the council of state was

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made by Emile Cauvin, prominent opposition leader. Cauvin warned the commission that the Haitian people “are ready for all sacrifices” and reiterated the predictions of earlier witnesses that bloodshed is likely. DISCUSS FUND CAMPAIGN Drive for a $2,000,000 endowment fund for Valparaiso university will be launched this summer. Plans were discussed at a meeting of Seventh district alumni and friends of the institution at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran school. 26 North Arsenal avenue, Tuesday night.