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JAN. 16, 1930.
Aviation
LINDBERGH WILL
TEST FLYING AT
HIGH ALTITUDES
Experimental Flights May
Result in Aviation
Advance.
Py United Press
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16.—Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh will put his
new Lockheed-Sirlus monoplane
through a series of test flights next
spring to determine possibilities of
transporting passengers and mail at
altitudes above storm clouds, the
lamous flier said here.
The experimental flying will be
done in co-operation with naval ex
perts at Lakehurst. N. J., and the
United States weather bureau.
“We know that an airplane en
counters less resistance at high al
titudes and thus is capable of pro
ducing greater speed,’’ Colonel Lind
bergh said, “but the flights will be
purely experimental and their suc
cess can not be foretold.”
The tests will not be spectacular,
he said, but will be made simply to
investigate chances for raising pres
ent flying levels to meet constantly
changing weather conditions.
Tells New Rate Plan
fiu United Press
CLEVELAND, Jan. 16.—Postmas
ter General Brown has revealed his
new plan for the readjustment of
rates paid to contractors for the
carrying of air mail.
For months, contractors and the
postoffice have been working on a
new pay system in an effort to cut
down the $3,000,000 air mail deficit.
Some weeks ago the contractors sub-
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"Coming events —The Cream of the Crop "IT’S
cast their TOASTED.” Everyone knows that heat
t purifies and so "TOASTING” not only
3nadOWi before removes impurities but adds to the flavor
“It’s toasted”
♦Be Moderate!... Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tablets or other quack
“anti-fat” remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year are wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous
nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smoking Lucky Strike Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause
the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a Lucky” instead, you will
thus avoid over-indulgence in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form.
TUNE IN—The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday night, over a coast-to-coast network of the N. B. C.
0 W 6. Tbc Arno lean Tobacco Cos.. Mfr*.
Group Will Pick Butlers Fairest
Four students and a photographer will be judges to
select the eighteen most beautiful girls at Butler uni
versity for the annual publication, Drift.
From left to right the judges are: Morton Rebb,
4189 Carrollton avenue: Betty Martindale, East Forty
third street; Hillary Bailey, photographer, 1909 North
Pennsylvania street; Betty Jean Davis, 3269 Central
mitted a plan. There has been much
conjecture as to what the postmaster
general would do with it. Apparent
ly he has approved it.
Brown, in a speech before the
Cleveland chamber of commerce
Wednesday, recommended that pay
ment be made on the basts of a
combination of mileage and weight
space of the plans. Present con
tracts are at so much per pound, re
gardless of distance.
Arrivals and Departures
Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport—Clar
ence F. Cornish. Ft. Wayne to
Miami, Fla., Challenger Robin,
overnight; three parties to Vin
cennes flood regions, pilots E. L.
Stephens, Charles E. Cox Jr., and
Walker W. Winslow; Embry Riddle
air mail passengers to Chicago in
cluded Boyd Gurley, editor of The
Indianapolis Times.
Hoosier Airport—Barney Lawson,
Wichita, Kan., to Cleveland, 0.,
Stearman biplane; H. C. Brooks,
Hoosier airport secretary, test flight
with Chevolair-motored plane to
avenue, and Russell Townsend, 2919 North Pennsyl
vania street.
The committee will select eighteen girls whose
pictures will be submitted to the Royal Photographers’
Society in London. The society will select the six most
beautiful and these pictures will be reproduced in
The Drift. Final selections will be kept secret until
the annual is published in May.
Louisville, Byron Punk, Chevolair
company official, as passenger.
Capitol Airport—M. C. Hack and
Charles Pow-ell. pilots, explored
flooded areas north of NobiesviUe,
Eaglerock plane.
T. A. T. Traffic Grows
Reduction in rates on T. A. T. air
lines has increased passenger traffic
to a point seldom reached by air
transport lines during the winter
months, J. J. Sutherin, district
traffic agent for Transcontinental
Air Transport Inc., has announced.
“It appears that people have been
waiting only for lower rates before
adopting the air way of travel," J.
W. Brennan. St. Louis, general
traffic manager, said.
Plane Plant to Reopen
Bn United Press
DETROIT, Jan. 16.—Full strength
operation of the airplane manufac
turing division of the Ford Motor
Company will be resumed Feb. 3,
the Dearborn Independent, semi
official publication of the Ford corn-
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
pany, stated today. Ford airplane
production was curtailed shortly
before the holidays. More than
1,200 men will be employed at the
plant.
In the Air
Weather conditions in the air at
9:30 a. m.:
Northwest wind, ten miles an
hour; barometric pressure, 30.30 at
sea level; temperature, 15; ceiling
4.000 feet; visibility, five miles; field
frozen.
GIRL, WINS SUIT
Bn United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 16. Jeanne
Claire, 7, daughter of Rosalie Claire
of Shubert musical comedy fame,
has won a verdict for SIO,OOO dam
ages as the result of her mother's
death in y an automobile accident.
Julian Black, driver of the car in
which Mrs. Claire was a passenger,
was the defendant.
EMPLOYERS IN
ANNUALSESSION
Chicago Man Speaker at
Dinner, Feb, 4.
Harry F. Atwood of Chicago,
president of the Constitution Edu
cational Association. Inc., will be
the principal speaker at the twenty
sixth annual meeting and dinner of
the Associated Employers of In
dianapolis, Inc., at 6:30 p. m., Tues
day, Feb. 4. in the ballroom of the
Columbia Club.
John B. Maling, Hammond, will
speak on “Business Stability Found
ed on Social Justice Under Ameri
can Principles.”
W. D. Hemerstadt, general man
ager of the Rockwood Manufactur
ing Company and president of the
employers’ association, will preside.
Ten thousand invitations have been
Dabv’s Colds
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\ pii' dosin S —Just rub on
OVERMILLION JARS USED YEARLY
COMPLETE LINE Or
Braces and Abdominal
Belt*
AKRON SURGICAL
HOUSE, INC.
221-333 S. Pennsylvania Lin. 1132
Always the latest Victor,
Brunswick and Columbia
Records.
Pearson Piano Cos.
128-30 N. Pennsylvania St.
mailed by Andrew J. Allen, secre
tary.
Atwood is an authority on the
Constitution and Is author of sev
eral books, among them. “The Con
stitution Explained,” “Safeguarding
American Ideals,” “Keep God in
American History” and “Our Con
stitution, the Antidote for Bol
shevism.”
Maling will discuss evils of freak,
class and jo-called “special legis
lation.” Before his retirement, he
was vice-president and general man
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Girls, in Sizes j
11 Vz to 2 /
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skin in Blacks and t V
Beige. Reduced. \
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Stout’s Shoe Stores
318-332 Massachusetts Ave.
352-354 W, Washington St.
Peoples January
Blue Streak Sale!
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Simmons Decorated Brown Panel Bed $6.95
Helicle Top Coil Spring $11.95
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Exceptional Saving Streaks on Short Lots!
Soiled Window Shades, SI.OO value. Sizes including j Q
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Blue Crinkle Bed Spreads, size 72x90 inches. Q Q _
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Linen Pillow Cases, size 45x36 inches. OQ _
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Linen Table Cloth with Six Napkins. <l*o
Streaked to 0
Baby Comforts, size 36x48 inches. Choice of
blue or rose. Streaked to */C
3-Pc. Suite, Davenport, Wing Chair and Club Chair, upholstered
in taupe and blue jacquard velour. <P 4 Q |f A
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velour with all-felt mattress. Floor sample sfiQ Cft
Ruffle Curtains, in your choice of blue or gold. While OA _
they last . Streaked to (per pair) OwL
ager of the East Chicago Land Com
pany which developed the Calumet
region.
Mayor Imposes First Fines
Bn Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind.. Jan. 16.
Mayor H. Karl Vollpnd, presiding
for the first tune in city court, fined
four men charged with intoxication
$lO and costs, amounting to S4O
' each. They were William Spencer.
, Nick Fox. Carl Deal and George
1 Hayes
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Raccoon Hunting Record
Bm Times Special
COLUMBUS. Ind.. Jan. 16.—Allen
Wade and Marshal Acton of this
county have set up anew record
for raccon hunting. They bagged
four in one night.
Motherhood
Scientific massage
brings comfort to the
expectant mother
Complete relaxation
j and comfort is very
j necessafy to the ex
. pectant mother’* well
j being. Nervousness,
discomfort and in
| exhaust that str gth
I so vital at this panic
j ular time.
I Thousands and thou
j sands of expectant
mothers have used
I ‘Mother’s Friend,"—
j hat time-tested, scien*
j tificall, prepared skin
I lubricant ai. pain re
lieve” _ vhich orijri
nsted in th prescrip-
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Mothers Friend
lessens pain
the discomfort and the nervousness that
come from the distention and the stretch
ing of the skin and the tissues which at
tend this delicate condition. Mothers have
recommended it to their daughters through
several generations.
You owe yourself the comfort “Moth
er s Friend _ gives during the waiting
months. It is so soothing and relaxing!
It is not a drug to be taken. It is used
! externally on!v—gently rubbed into the
skin. Clean and pleasant to the touch.
Brinp* relief promptly. Very valuable in
keeping the breasts in good condition,
i Also puts you in fine shape for the ap
i yorehlng order.!.
F— “Mother’s Friend” i, on sale
1 C C *t all drug stores. $1.25 per
Tj * bottle. Try a massage with
DOOK tonight and notice the ease
and comfort it gives. A book-
Jet on “Things to Know Before Baoyt
I Comes” will be mailed in plain
| free, on request. Address Bradfield Regiar
I Utor Cos.. Dept. F, Atlanta, Ga,