Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 107, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1930 — Page 28

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PROPOSES U. S. FIGHT ON HIGH COST OF RREAD Georgia Congressman Says Four Companies Control Output in Nation. li j Scrtpps-Houard Xctcspaper Alliance WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—Pursuing his campaign to force down the retail price of bread. Representative George Huddleston, iAla.), has requested Attorney-Gen-eral Mitchell to file suit to dissolve the Continental Baking Company on the ground that it is a combination in restraint of trade. “Pour companies produce more than 50 per cent of all the bakers’ bread in the United States,” Huddleston said today. “They are the Ward Baking Company, the Continental Baking Company, the United Baking Company and the Purity Baking Company. All except the Purity are so-called Ward companies, organized or controlled by W. B. Ward of New York. “Each of these corporations has a multitude of subsidiaries throughout the country. Purchasers of re-

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lights of metropolitan theaters unfulfilled. Adif Mae Haner, 13, had danced on the stages of Adrian (Mich.) theaters, but they had lost their charms. She longed to be a great star and win the hearts of the big city audiences, so she picked her costumes and set out. The five motorists who picked her up were Cleveland-bound, so she arrived here Thursday night with 15 cents. A kindly newsboy gave her 40 more and Adif Mae bought a lunch. Late in the evening, a taxicab driver saw a tired little girl with two big suit cases trudging along

the streets. He offered to find her a place to spend the night. A few minutes later, Adif Mae was sound asleep in the policewoman's bureau. , She said her stepfather is owner of two theaters in Adrian, but she wanted her name in bright lights. Citizenship Denied Bu Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind.. Sept. 12.—A Mishawaka man seeking United States citizenship on an application filed in St. Joseph circuit court here five years ago was refused final papers when Judge Cyrus E. Pattee learned that two years ago his wife divorced him because he beat her.

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ten applicants for police Jobs a passing grade and “flunking” seventy others. Out of the group of eighty who took the tests thirty received marks of zero. The examination was the first held under anew plan to conduct the force on a “brains instead of brawn” system. Every member of the force is required to take the examination and will be demoted or

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discharged unless he passes, it is said. Those members desiring advancement can take the tests for a high position and If successful, will be promoted at once or placed lp line for future advancement. Sleep Malady Fatal JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., Sept. 12. —Bemle H. Baldwin is dead here, a victim of sleeping sickness. No other cases have been reported.