Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 257, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1930 — Page 6

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PUSH SILL FOR INDEPENDENCE OF PHILIPPINES Say Hawes-Cutting Move Will Get Attention in Senate Soon. B'J Srritps-Hoxcard Setcspapcr AUUince WASHINGTON, March 7.—The senate will consider Philippine independence when the tariff debate Is over. Senator Hawes ( 'Dem., Wis.) predicted today. Hawes and Senator Cutting of New Mexico have jointly introduced a bill providing lor the withdrawal of American sovereignty in from five to seven years. Th?.y predict their bill will be reported favorably. The prolonged debate on the tariff bill has brought the nuestion of Philippine indepc t.dence to a head in the senate. It was disclosed that the Philippine? are shipping approximately 600,000 tons of sugar annua y ’n*o the United States, duty free. Philippine agricultural products of all kinds, and many manufaciurcd articles, are coming into vigorous competition with American products. The three principal American farm o:-gani rat ions urged independence, so the tariff law could be made applicable to the Philippines. The American Federation of Labor also urged independence. There now are 68,000 Filipinos in the United States, most of whom are Jelioror.' in the west. CITY WOMAN 1 SCALDED Jfomr -|fo Scdonsly Burned When Boding Water Is Spilled. I’i ;aged in spring housecleaning, Mrs. Fay Phelps, 23, of 331 South New Jersey street, mother of three, was scalded seriously when a pan of boiling water was spilled on her this morning. She had started upstairs wi’h the water and stumbled. Attendants at effy hospital reported her condition as fair. SERVANTS GIVEN RICHES Woman n Detroit Beoueaths 822,000 to Two Employes. Bit t inted Press DETROIT. March 7.—Margaret Flyth and John Sc hum an, housekeeper and chauffeur respectively, for the late Miss Josephine Ferguson. will divide $22,000, which she bequeathed them. Old Factory Burns Bn Times Special. COLUMBUS, Ind.. March 7.—Fire of undetermined orgin destroyed the main building of the old Rider canning plant here causing a loss of several hundred dollars. The building was unoccupied and due to its bad condition no insurance w'as carried. How'ever the east wing of the building which had recently been rebuilt and in which was located a slaughter house owned by Frank Gibson was saved, although the roof was badly burned.

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GUARD WOUNDS WHISKY RUNNER 1,000-Case Cargo Found on Captured Rum Tug, IS v United Press CLEVELAND, 0., March 7.—One man was seriously wounded and a second arrested when coast guardsmen .overhauled a rum running tug loaded with 1,090 cases of Canadian whisky after firing on it with rifles and a one-pounder today. The tug, an armor-plated craft, was overtaken half way between .Lorain and Cleveland by a large coast guard cutter commanded by Captain J. T. Hagelove. The wounded man gave his name as Fred Hentrie, Detroit. He was taken to St. Joseph’s hospital in Lorain and was reported in critical condition with two bullets in his back. The other man gave his name as Joe Hanna and was lodged in Lorain city jail. Captain Hagelove said the rum boat refused to stop after two shots were fired across its bow from the one-pounder and he ordered his men to use rifles. Before 8:30 P. M. i DANCE TO j II McKINNEY’S |; COTTON PICKERS 111 ■ll Trmicht 1° Collegiate NiEhl ill 111 SUNDAY NIGHT 111 Famous Jpana s|l |ljil Troubadours ff| HBIi No Advance in Prices llfl

'SUIT ATTACKS STATE LAW ON BREAD WEIGHT Shelbyville Bakery Claims Evaporation Cause of Large Shrinkage. Charges that an Indiana statute, ; enacted in 1919, attempts to control acts of nature were included in a | suit filed in federal court late Thursday to have the law governing weight of bread sold in the state declared unconstitutional. ! Action was brought by Webb <fc ! Zeller Baking Company, Shelbyville, against Ivy L. Miller, state weights and measures commissioner; ner Perry, prosecuting attorney of Shelby county, and James M. Ogden, Indiana attorney-general. Eight hundred bakeries in the state are | affected by the statute. ; The law limits loaves of bread ! sold to the following weights, the 1 suit points out; Three-fourths of a pound; one pound; one and onehalf pounds; two pounds; or any multiply of one pound. Variance of only one ounce more ! or less than specified weight is alj lowed. | Strict maintenance of the statute i is impossible, the suit affirms, inasmuch as climatic conditions ren- [ dcr imperfect even the best bread making machines as to control of amount of gas in the dough. The suit asks that officials be reAMUSEMENTS 4 WALTZ NIGHT lyric ballroom IHi Dancing free to theatre paiga trons—every eve., 8:30-11:30. 3d Elimination j “St. Louis Hop Contest” I 9H Free Dance Instructions ! j|ffl Mon.-Wed.-Erl. eve., 7:30 to 8:30 piic 3*m®** 3 ** 11 to 1,25 c iAil Talking Epic of the Air “THE LOST Uith ZEPPELIN” tearle ALL COMEDY Mh-htv STAGE SHOW Cast —STARTING—TOMORROW For Seven Glorious Days j \ thrilling story of movieland love and life —overflowing with snappy songs dazzling dance —dynamic dialogue lusty laughs and merry mad-cap music. Walter Catlett Lola Lane Joe Wagstaff Sharon Lynn Frank Richardson Dixie Lee and j' Side Up” Beauties UR FINEST I AGE SHOW ry Act a Headliner NEYand MANN roadway Stars with MYKNA CELETE a Spectacular Revuo FITZ &MURPHY BROS. llle's Foremost Quartette Soy of Vandrville . O’DELL (IN BROS. 4 Jj) BUrSß^j Tomorrow 2:15 and 8:15 ScETASLT mSWS Antic Dt*E OF TjSfcP*' SW6/Mi, DfiHZHG COMEUENKE • SE£ the VAWSHSKG WHIPPET car AND 10 boVJTFUL GIRLS Prices—Site*. St. Mat.. 3(lc. sl. SI. 50. Pop. Mat. today, 50c. 75c, sl. NEXT WEEK—MARCH 10 RETURN ENGAGEMENT BY POPCLAK. DEMAND. Pppproi J I T K.C.SHERRim . w 1 Play that a 3*TBpi ■■JLilil A oy thi Wort! SEATS ON' SAIT, Prices—Eves.- 50c, ft. $1.50, 52, 52.5#5 Wed. and Sat., 60c, .sl, $1.50. ■——■■ll—l II ■ MU’* CIVIC j Playhouse —Alabama at 19th All This Week—B:3o p. m. **Ten Nights in a Barroom” Phone Reservations—TA | 4750

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strained from enforcing the law, and that it be declared unconstitutional as violating the fourteenth amendment to the Constitution, depriving the baker of property without due process of law, since enforcement would necessitate destruction of hundreds of loaves of bread daily.

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Millwood Man Killed 1 Tin United Press | NAPPANEE, Ind., March 7.—Wali ter Heckman, 35, Millwood, was killed instantly early today when his truck crashed into the Capitol limited at a Baltimore & Ohio railroad crossing here.

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