Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 256, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1930 — Page 15

MAR. 6, 1930

VANDALISM MAY FORCE U, S. TO ACTION IN CUBA Machado Opposition Ready to Burn Cane Fields, Says Gotham Paper. Bb Unit'd l*rfa* NEW YORK. March 6 -The New York Telegram .said today it had learned from members of political factions exiled under the Machado regime that Cuban cane fields will be burned and property of all descriptions may be destroyed to force American intervention. A conference was held here Wednesday night, the Telegram said, at which it was decided to hold the proposed program of vandalism until the matter of a public hearing, now before the senate foreign relations committee, is decided. “The lives of thousands of Cubans hang in the balance,” the Telegram quoted Octavia Seigle, one of the persons who attended the conference, as saying “If they rise in armed resistance now. many of them will be slaughtered by the niachim guns of Machado s army. “The only recourse, then, is vandrtli: m and Cuba is ready to resort to it. We have hopes in Senator Borah'.-* promise to conduct a hearing We fear that, before this action comes those in Cuba, suffering in silence in the tear of assassination, loss of property and sepaiation from their families, will break ail restraint and follow the course of destruction decided upon." I. U. EDITORS CONTINUE ATTACKS ON R. 0. T. C. Charge Maneuvers Are of No Physical Benefit to Participants. r > / >m ;.•!/ BLOOMINGTON. Inc!.. March 6. C f: ... if.. v.ar against compulsory military training for undergraduates. the Indiana Daily Student, Indiana university campus new. paper, today attacked R. O. T. C. maneuvers as of no physical benefit to participants. The editorial, signed by Kevin D. Brosnan, member of the editorial board, asserted: “The average college private after an hour's drill usually leaves the field immediately for the classroom, hot and perspiring: a condition not conducive to study or for mastering thosi things for which he primarily came to the unlvars-'f.v.” ARRANGE 1931 INSTITUTE A second home garden institute will be held in Indianapolis next year, i* was announced at the closing session of the first Indianapolis Home Garden institute in Tomlinson hail Wednesday night.

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Gets Pilot/s License Gordon Lackey, 824 Jefferson avenue, has passed examination for private pilot’s license at. Hoosier airport. Charles L. Wethern, department of commerce airways division inspector, conducted the test. Probe Secrecy Upheld WASHINGTON, March 6.—Attor-ney-GeneraLMitchell has upheld the aeronautics oranch of the commerce department in its contention that the law dees not require it to make public its reports on each individual airplane crash. Senator Bratton and others have maintained that the department was not living up to the letter of the law. The air commerce act of 1926 obligated the department to investigate air accidents and make public its reports. Since this act did not protect the department against its reports being used as evidence in civil suits, the department puts its own interpretation on the act.

Prepare Fuel Test A test to show comparative cost of airplane operation and fuel consumption as compared with motor cars and other means of transportation will be made at Mars Hill airport Sunday by Walker W. Winslow, president of the Indiana Aviation Corporation. Winslow will attempt a sustained flight of several hours’duration over Indianapolis and neighboring cities. He will take to the air at 5 a. m. in a standard equipped Curtiss Robin plane loaded with fifty gallons of gasoline. Expectations are that the plane will stay up until 3 p. m. and will covers miles equal to distance from Indianapolis to New York. Compete in Maneuvers Curtiss-Wright Plying Service of Indiana students will compete in air maneuvers at Mar" Hill airport Saturday under specifications of the Department of Commerce airways division. Two groups will compete. students with less than twen-

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