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OCT. 16- 1930
BRAZIL FREE TO
: RUT ARMS IN
! UNITED STATES
Stimson Approves Private
Deals, but Puts Ban on
Rebel Sales.
BY JOSEPH H. BAIRD
United Press Staff Correspondent
.WASHINGTON, pet. 16.—Muni
tions and other war equipment may
be bought freely by the Brazilian
federal government from private
manufacturers in the United States
without risking the state depart
ments veto. Secretary Stimson said
today. Rebels can not buy muni
tions in this country, however.
Clearing up the uncertainty which
has shrouded this question since the
outbreak of the Brazilian revolu
tion some two weeks ago, the sec
retary said:
“Nothing has qome to the notice
of the department in the news from
Brazil which changes the attitude
of this government from exercising
the same friendly offices toward the
government of Brazil we would ex
ercise toward any government with
which we are in friendly relations.
“Has Perfect Right”
“Under those circumstances, the
government of Brazil has a perfect
right to buy munitions in this coun
try.”
This statement of policy applied
only to the Brazilian federal gov
ernment and not to the revolution
ists, it was learned. The rebels have
not attempted to buy arms here, as
yet.
In official quarters it was pointed
out the United States has not recog
nized the beiiigerancy of the Bra
zilian insurgents. Until such beiiig
erancy is recognized the rebels are
not viewed as a separate political
entity engaged in a war with the
Brazilian government, but only as
a revolutionary faction in the state.
Buying Deals On
Shortly after the secretary's
statement, it was learned authori
tatively that the Brazilian govern
ment already has begun negotia
tions to buy war materials from
private manufacturers. The kinds
of materials sought and the names
of the firms involved were not re
vealed.
During the past week, Brazilian
agents have attempted to buy air
planes here. They applied at the
navy department, which declined
to sell or exchange any of, its ships.
It was believed airplanes probably
were among the war commodities
now being sought from private com
panies.
At the state department it was
explained that airplahes and all
kinds of war materials were in
cluded in the government’s ap
proval of purchases.
GUNMAN IS HUNTED
John Rochford Shot in Leg During
Alleged Rum Bout. ,
Shot in the right leg during an
alleged drinking bout, John Roch
ford, 28, of 436 Abbott street, is in
serious condition today at city hos
pital.
James Carroll, address unknown,
Is being sought by police as the
assailant- Rochford’s left leg is ar
tificial.
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We trust your stay in our city will be a most enjoyable one.
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Arthur M. Hyde
Marion county bank officials and
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Arthur M. Hyde, secretary of ag
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dress.
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IVJL with his stomach and bowels
until he was quite listless and weak,”
saVs Mrs. Vxrgle Miller, 31 North
Addison St., Indianapolis.
“Now it’s a different story asyoq
can see from his picture. He’s strong
and full of life. I gave him California
Fig Syrup on the advice of my mot her.
It increased his appetite, helped him
wonderfully. Since then I have used
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benefit as a laxative.”
To show how California Fig Syrup
acts to build-up and strengthen half
sick, headachy, constipated children
through giving tone and strength to
weak stomach and bowels, nothing
could be more convincing ''’'than
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Classes at the college of educa
tion of Butler university have com
pleted their election of officers.
Sophomores elected Ada Schvicker j
prsident; Mae Allison, vice-presi
dent; Martha Isham, secretary; j
AUne Harding, treasurer, and Alta
Keeler, publicity chairman. Miss
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Mary Turner is faculty sponsor.
Freshmen chose Frances Addison
president; Mary Hoover, vice-presi
dent; Fern Martindale, secretary
treasurer, and Mrs. Ermal Hgynes,
faculty sponsor.
The teachers are to be represent
ed on the Butler student council by
Hazel Westerman, sophomore, and
Dorothy Screes; freshman.
New members chosen by the fac
ulty for the college of education
student council are: Virginia Cline,
Marjorie Cqffin, Helen Egbert, Le
ona Hankins and Dorothy Screes.
Those who' retained their positions
from last year s council are: Ruth
Brown, Bernadine Clashman, Alta
Keeler, Helen Spurgeon, Virginia
Wayman and Hazel Westerman.
VIOLA DANA IS WEDDED
Bti United Frees
COLORADO SPRINGS/ Colo., i
Oct. 16.—A romance begun on the
course of the Broadmoor Country
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Club here was culminated Wednes
day with the marriage of Viola
Dana, screen actress, and James
Thomson, 22-year-old professional
golfer.
The Rev. T. A. Mathieson. pastor
of the First Christian church of
Colorado Springs, performed the
simple ring ceremony in the sitting
room of a five-room bunfealow on
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Address: “Cuticura Laboratories, Dept. H, Malden. Mass.''
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the outskirts of the city where the
couple will make their home this
winter.