Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 263, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1930 — Page 12

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BORNO PRAISES MARINE RULE IN HAITI HEARING ‘Constitution Violation' Cry Is Raised to Prevent Early Election. BY HARRY W. FRANTZ Lnitrd Press SUIT Correspondent PORT AU PRINCE, March 14 President Luis Borno, diplomatic, friendly and suave, gave the highest praise to American accomplishments during the occupation of Haiti in an hour's interview with the Hoover investigating commission Thursday, but resolutely refused to re< ode from hi; position that political changes must be made “constitutionally.” Borno reiterates his insistence that no plan be adopted which would entail calling for legislative elections—at least with his sanction—in advance 01 January, 1932,

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the date set by the Haitian constitution. If there is to be an earlier election. therefore, the responsibility for what the administration claims will be a violation of the constituion will fall on the shoulders of the provisional president, to bs elected by the council of state to succeed Borno. The provisional president is to be a “neutral,” agreed upon by the Borno and opposition factions. It now becomes questionable whether Homo’s successor would risk the cry of “constitution violator” that would be raised by Bomo’s party if he called for elections at once. Thus, there probably will be a two-year delay before one of the chief desires of the people, a popularly chosen legislature, is achieved. BUTLER U. IN DEBATE Two Teems Will Meet Cincinnati on Platform Tonight. v 'o and affirmative debating teams of Butler university will meet . t.io UniV'.r ,ty of Cincinnati teams tonight. The question is: “Resolved, That the chain store system is detrimental to public welfare.” The affirmative Butler team will go to Cincinnati, while the negative team will argue in the college of I religion chapel on the Fairvlew ! campus.

NAVY CHARGED WITH BLOCKING AIR PROGRESS Belief Provoked by Order Halting Experiments of ‘Speed King.’ R/i Rcripps-ffotcard newspaper Alliance WASHINGTON, March 14.—Navy officials’ refusal to permit Lieutenant A1 Williams, the navy’s speed king, to continue his experiments with fast airplanes, today provoked charges in congressional circles that believers in the battle.ahip were trying to block proper development of the airplane as a fighting arm. Members of the naval subcommittee of the house appropriations

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committee are known to be amazed at the department’s action because it came while the was making an investigation into charges the navy had failed to develop planes with the speed and flying qualities of those possessed by foreign powers. De-pite large appropriations for experimental work, the navy department is said to have made virtually no strides in this direction, and the United States is said to be far behind in this phase of modern warfare. While the committee was locking into the matter, Admiral R. H. Leigh, chief of the bureau of navigation, ordered Williams, who has been experimenting with new models under the auspices of a group of wealthy New York men, to go to sea. This would have meant the end of his work in developing faster planes, end Williams resigned, although the order that he begin his sea duty had been rescinded. In view of the existing shortage of speedy planes, committee mem-

’ bers are said to be puzzled by the department's apparent attempt to prevent further experiments by the fastest flier in the navy. Williams’ work in winning world records for this country and in sev- ! eral Pulitzer prize races was noted | officially in the navy’s release telling of his resignation. Certain members also think it significant that Williams' experiments should be cut short at a time when his immediate superior. Admiral Moffett, chief of the bureau of aeronautics, is abroad with the naval delegation at London. Moffett has encouraged Williams in his efforts, and is known to have been instrumental in obtaining leave l for him when the New York group agreed to advance the money sufficient to carry on his recent work. Falling Wheat Worries Britons 1 R l/ United Press | LONDON. March 14.—Falling j wheat prices In the United States | and Canada are being watched w’ith I anxiety by British farmers, the London Daily Mail said today. The situation here already is depressing.

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