Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1930 — Page 2

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‘PORK' CREEPS IN RIVER BILL BEFOREHOOVER Congress Departs From Its Custom of 20 Years; Water Measure Sets Record. July 2. The, rivers and harbors bill, awaiting President Hoover’s signature, constitutes a departure from a policy established twenty years ago, after a bitter congressional fight, which was designed to eliminate "pork” from such measures. Congress at that time adopted the policy that proposed river and harbor projects first must be approved by the board of army engineers in the war department before being included In legislation. Framing the present bill, congress went beyond the engineers in many instances. The present bill is the biggest in the country’s history. Estimates of its total cost vary from $120,000,000 to $340,000,000. Congress changed its policy twenty years ago after a bitter fight, led by the late Senator Burton of Ohio, who filibustered a rivers and harvjts bill all night, walking about in his carpet slippers as he spoke. Th> dramatic battle ended fV e old sys *m whereby congress: a, by "log-xo.lllng,” voted millions of government money for local bridges and other projects, some of little use. except to help the particular member in his campaign for reelection. During the senate debate on the

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present measure. Senator V&ndenberg (Rep., Mich.) declared congress had overridden the army engineers "to the tune of millions of dollars.” ■While there are some Items In the bill not approved by the engineers, the measure carries out in some of its major provisions a large portion of President Hoover's inland waterway program, whereby the vast system of the middle west will be joined with the Great Lakes and the Atlantic ocean. Two of the most important provisions authorize the federal government to take over the Erie and Oswego canals in New York state and the Illinois waterway. The New York canals will be operated as barge canals only. The bill declaring the government’s policy to bfe construction of a ship route from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic through the St. Lawrence. An appropriation of $7,5<}p,000 for completing the Illinois waterway is authorized by the bill. This will connect the Mississippi barge system with the Great Lakes.

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7,000-MILE AIR RACE TO DRAW FAMOUSFLIERS $36,500 in Prizes Offered to Pilots Leading in U. S. Plane Derby. R ’Detroit!* July 2.—a 7,000-mile airplane race around the United States with $36,500 in prize money awaiting the pilots is expected to attract America’s most famous fliers here for the start cn July 21. With the most dangerous part of the proposed route, to Monterey and Mexico City, Mexico, eliminated after a pathfinding tour, and eight

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cities offering prizes, In addition to the main award of $25,000 given by the American Cirrus Engine, Inc., sponsors of the derby, to those pilots winning laps ending at their airports, the competition is expected to be keen with only the really expert birdmen having a chance of finishing in the money. The itinerary: July 21, Detroit to New York, with a neon stop at Buffalo or Rochester; July 22, Atlanta, Ga.: July 23, Little Rock, Ark., or Memphis, Tenn.; July 24, Houston, Tex.; July 25, Midland or San Angelo, Tex.; July 26, Douglas, Ariz.; July 27 and 28. Los Angeles; July 29, Oakland, Cal ; July 30, Ogden, Utah; July 31, Omaha; Aug. 1, Chicago; Aug. 2, return to Detroit. The route will be covered in twelve flying days. Montreal also

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waa eliminated from the Itinerary because It was believed difficulties might be met in connection with the customs. The scores will be tabulated on the basis of the elapsed time in going from one overnight stop to another. The following ’ cities have agreed to give additional prizes to pilots winning the laps ending on their respective fields: Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, Oakland, Ogden and Omaha, SI,OOO each; Douglas, S3OO. The Detroit Board of Commerce also will give $5,000 to be distributed among pilots making the best time, but not the first three, making the total prizes $36,500. Captain Frank Hawks, former holder of the transcontinental nonstop record, and Luke Christopher, secretary of the National Aeronautic Association, are to be referees.

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