The Indianapolis times. [volume], July 07, 1933, Home Edition, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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JULY 7, 1033
REPORTER DONS
HELMET, WALKS
UNDER WATER
thrill Given in Journey on
Bottom of Broad
Ripple Pool.
(Continued From Pago One)
periences of his own, while on an
expedition last, winter in the Ba
hamas. Equipped with only a div
ing helmet and in his bathing
trunks, he descended more than a
hundred feet The ocean fish
darted about him, as he walked
along, examining his surroundings
lor specimens for the museum he
was assisting
“Occasionally, a huge fish would
romp ripping through the water and
look right into my eyes through
the helmet," Montgomery said. “It
•was a queer fpeling; I felt that I
really should have said something
apologetic for my intrusion."
Kick Isn’t Difficult
'Hie kick wasn't really so hard.
Grasping a small floating board in
my hands, and with my face under
watpr. I followed Montgomery's in
structions by kicking my feet and
legs from my hips.
You mustn’t bend your knees.
Montgomery explains that the prin
ciple of swimming is to move so
that your body offers little resist
ance to the water. When the knees
are bent in kicking, you just do a
lot, of work and don't get anywhere.
And that wouldn't be much fun in
this hot weather.
The course opens Monday for
readers of The Times. Coupons
published in The Times entitle be
ginners to six lessons in the Broad
Ripple pool, under direction of
Montgomery, who will be assisted
by fourteen qualified instructors.
Certificates to Be Given
Certificates authorized by the Red
Cross will be awarded swimmers
who complete the course. Admit-*
iance fee to the pool is to be paid;
thp lessons are free.
Classes will be held at three peri
ods of the day during the course
lor adults and children. These will
at 9:30 in the morning. 3:30 in
the afternoon and at 7:30 at night.
Special diving instruction will be
given by Arno Wade.
Chain Gang Abolished
Jhi I nihil fin*
INDEPENDENCE, Mo.. July 7.
Jackson county 'Kansas City), Mo.,
has abolished its chain gang to hold
prisoners being used for outside
jabor.
VISIT THE f
WORLDS
FAIR
aa round trip
on
VV INDIANAPOLIS
Per person for 3 or more
m traveling togetlier.Goany
dav—Return in 15 days.
Pullman or Coaches—■
Pullman fares reduced.
★ ★ ★
OTHER WORLD'S FAIR BARGAIN TRIPS
(.All fares shown ore for round trip)
ts ■■ J* rt Go any day— Return in 9
* 3 v days. Pullman or Coaches
V " —Pullman fares reduced.
•
$730 Go any day—Return in 15
M days. Pullman or Coaches
M —Pullman fares reduced.
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$0 85 Goany day—Return in 30
—— days. Pullman or Coaches
—Pullman fares reduced.
Ask us about planned, carefree, all
expense tours to the World’s Fair.
Tcnf. In on Station WFBM, Indian
apolis, 7:45 PM (CST) every Monday
and Thursday to August 3 inclusive.
Hear the Ten Railroaders, a thrilling
radio story of the World’s F’air.
Phone Riley 9331
Now a Full Week in
French Lick $A Q
Costs you only .... *■*
Room with bath and meals
Write for booklet
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS
HOTEL CO.
French Lick, Indiana
New low rateeffectiveuntilSeptemberlSth
AMERICA'S GREATEST HEALTH RESORT
" HOME OE PLUTO '*
Other charges reduced
Golf now SI.OO Horseback now *I.OO
Sulphur Bath. Salt Rub. Shower
and Massage—now $-.00
No extra charges for Swimming.
Dancing. Tennis. 9-ho!e miniature
indoorandoutdoorgolf. Ping Pong
nr for drinking the natural spring w atere.
ECONOMICAL CRUISES
A day... a week... or longer
To Ibe Chicago World's Fair ...fo
Duivlh... Buffalo (Niagara Falls)
7 ssss *OO
and lededhiff Merit tod Berth
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lass frequently bet*-een Buffalo, Cleveland,
Detroit, Matteur laiar.d, Sault Ste Marie,
I Houghton, Duluth, Chicago, Mile i.ukae.
L. Automobiles Carried Between Alt Port*
For full Information, appl>
any Tourist or Railroad
Agent.
WOMAN QUIZZED IN
GEM HOLDUP IS FREE
Bond Is Made by .Mrs. Kobv,
Held Since July 5.
Mrs. Virginia Koby, 30. of 1701
North Illinois street, is at liberty on
SSOO bond on a vagrancy charge
with her case continued in munici
pal court four until Tuesday'.
She was arrested July 5 by de
tectives in connection w'ith an in
vestigation of a $1,200 diamond
holdup June 27 south of Indianap
olis.
Mrs. Goldie Fohl. 3653 Boule\ard
place, and three companions were
returning from a bridge party when
bandits overhauled them and took
two diamond rings from Mrs. Fohl.
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TRESTLE FALLS
WITH FREIGHT;
2 ARE KILLED
Two Others Are Injured
When Speeding Train
Is Wrecked.
Ilfi I nihil Prr *
TRINIDAD. Tex.. July 7. A
speeding Cotton Belt freight train
from St. Louis crashed through a
trestle and fifteen cars plunged into
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
a creek a mile east of here today
killing two men and injuring two
others.
Approximately forty men were
riding the freight.
The dead were Lee Hamilton. 20.
of Payne Springs. Tex., and Jim
Merrell of Corsicana, Tex.
Jack Hamilton, a cousin of young
Hamilton, and L. L. Whittick of
Springfield, Mo., were injured pain
fully.
Neither was expected to succumb,
however.
Bus Stops for Eleven Children
By J yjitcrl Prr*,*
SOUTH BEND, Wash.. July 7.
Each morning, the school bus stops
at the door of F. O Pentilla. takes
eleven of his fourteen children to
school.
WEAPONS USED 1
BY STONE AGE
MAN EXCAVATED
Data on Dwellers in Rhine
Valley Is Aim of
Search.
; P.;j Srirucc Service
BERLIN, July 7.—Lions were
among the beasts at which hunters
of the Old Stone Age in Germany
' cast their spears. Evidence to this
effect, in the shape of a fine skull’
of a lion, has been found at what
seems to have been a hunting
place of Ice Age date near Waller
theim in the Rhine region. The dis
coverers, Professor Otto Sehmidt
gen. director of the Mainz museum
of natural history, and Dr. Wilhelm
Wagner of the Darmstadt Geo
logical Institute, have been con
ducting a systematic search for
evidences of paleolithic populations
in the Rhineland.
The hunting-place where the lion
skull was found seems to have been
a water-hole where the animals
came to drink, and where con
sequently their shaggy hunters
could lurk among the bushes with
fair hopes of spearing a dinner.
Tools of both stone and bone were
discovered here, the latter a great
rarity among Old Stone Age arti
facts.
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