Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 303, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1930 — Page 7

APRIL 30, 1930.

AIR FORCE FOR LEAGUE TALKED AT CONFERENCE German Opposition Fails to Win Consideration at Geneva Session. BV HENRY WOOD Lnitcd Prc Staff forrMßnndcnt GENEVA. April 30.—The longdiscussed project for a league of rations air force was a step nearer realization today. Tire league's commission of arbitration and security considered the proposal Monday and despite German opposition insisted it was Imperative that the league lay foundations now for the eventful possession of the fullest and freest communications. The league considers an aerial force imperative for a quick convocation of its council. Germany objected on the following grounds: No Means of Control 1. Progress in aviation is so rapid, the league's air fleet might be obsolete before the occasion arose to utilize it. 2. Countries which peace treaties deprived of military aviation forces would have no means to control the flight of the league's planes over their territory. 3. It might be difficult to obtain permission to fly over states not members of the league. 4. An air force would involve great responsibility for the league as well as the risk of provoking incidents involving various countries. Ownership Essential The German thesis fai’ed to secure the slightest support. The commission’s members insisted the league must have fast communications and that the league must own the means for these fast communications. . Germany suggested if a quick meeting were necessary, commercial air lines could be used as readily as an air force owned and operated by the league. The commissioners, however, considered ownership of their own lines essential for maintaining communications with frontier points and governments where war threatened or was in progress. CAPONeTvISITS HAVANA Chicago Gang Leader Won’t Say How Long He Will Remain. Bu Vtilted Free* HAVANA, April 30.—Scarface A1 Capone and his party were “looking around” Havana today. Capone came here from Miami, Fla. He would not say how long he would stay. Is Your Stomach A “Gasser”? Fxcossive gas in stomach and bowels doesn't necessarily mean that your food is at fault or that yon have chronic dyspepsia. In most cases it results from gastricnneurasthenia purely nervous condition which disturbs the functional activity of the stomach. Taking medicine to digest the food artificially is a waste of time. What you need is a remedy to correct the nervous trouble and prevent the formation of abnormal gas. Go to your druggist and ask for a package of Itaalman's Gas Tablets, which are prepared especially for this ailment. See how quickly they will relieve pent-up pas and ail its distressing symptoms, among which are pain about, the heart, palpitation, anxiety, shortness of breath, drowsiness after eating, heartburn and a peculiar gnawing feeling In the Btomach. Genuine Baalmnn's Gas Tablets can be obtained at Hook Drug Cos., or any other good drug store. Price $1. —Advertisement.

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FINDS FARM IS NO NIGHT CLUB Hostess Unable to Stand Quiet of Retirement. Bu United Press LONDON, April 30.~Mrs. Kate Meyrick, England’s best known night club hostess, found a chicken farm no worthy substitute for her famous “Forty-three” Club and its aristocratic patrons. Mrs. Meyrick recently completed a sentence for attempting to bribe a police sergeant for protection, and came out of Holloway jail with the alleged declaration she would retire to a chicken farm for contemplation. She disappeared for awhile, but as the Forty-three’s patrons were leaving the club early Monday morning, they were surprised to find her “holding court” at her accustomed spot, the cash register. Mrs. Meyrick, smartly dressed in a gray plush coat with fur collar and cuffs, greeted her guests with her old enthusiasm, but said nothing about the chicken farm. Two of her daughters have married British peers they met at the club. n Veteran, 83, Dies pv Times Rpccial NEWCASTLE, Ind., April 30.—Funeral services were held here Monday for George Albright, 83, Civil war veteran, who was with Sherman on the famous “march to the sea.”

BENEFITS THAT KONJOLA BRINGS COME TO STAY! Pennsylvania Railroad Engineer Strongly Endorses Medicine That Ended Two Years’ 111 Health.

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