Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1925 — Page 2

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ACTRESS LEAPS FROM EXPRESS English Woman Is Unhurt After Escapade. Hit Times Special PLYMOUTH. England, Oct. 30. Miss Mona Magnet, leading lady of a touring company playing at a local theater, always worried about being late for a performance, fearing that her understudy would not be able to draw the crowds as she did. One contingency she had overlooked—that she might take the wrong tram in changing towns. But when she did this en route to Plymouth she rose to the emergency and jumped off the Trure express while passing through Liskeard Station at forty miles an hour. Station employes, going out to pick up the pieces, found Miss Magnet dusting herself off. She persuaded them to flag the Plymouth express for her, and arrived at the theater in time to don her costume and get a dirty look from the understudy, who had to dress over again for her own minor part.

HOT DOGS POPULAR German Dessert Pig’s Knuckles and Sauerkraut Diet. llv Times Special ' • BERLIN, Oct. 30. —Hot dogs of the nonbarking Coney Island variety, liberally spread with mustard and kenneled in lengthy buns, have crowded pig’s knuckles and sauerkraut off the menu of Berliners. The world thus may have to revise another of its conceptions of Germany. If the preferences of the 490 odd Riechstag deputies furnishes a good all-round pitefire off German taste, as the chef of the Reichstag kitchen claims it des, then Germany’s famous knuckles and kraut have been utterly abandoned and crowded out of its long enjoyed position sa a favorite. BROTHERS FEATURED LONDON, Oct. 30.—Two tMnbrother solicitors, G. H. Young and C- H. Young, appeared in a recent case at Thames Police Court, one for the prosecution and the other for the defense. The two prosecutors Were also brothers, as were the three prisoners who figured in the case.

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French shells wrecked the historic “Street ( ailed Straight” and started disastrous fires to raging when the rebellious Druses launched an attack against French troops in the ancient city of Damascus, Syria, according to news reports. The “Street Called Straight" is under the long arched roof shown in the above picture.

ONE IN A THOUSAND Few Submitted Scenarios Merit Production. HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Oct. 30. The average earnings of a scenario writer is only $4 per scenario, according to figures compiled by the Chamber of Commerce here. These figures were arrived at by computing the number of manuscripts received here yearly with the known amount paid o\it by studios for story material. In excess of several hundred thousand scenarios are mailed to local studios yearly. One in every thousand merits production.

WOMEN ARE BLAMED Italy Uses 88,000,000 Pounds of Tobacco a Year. Bn Times Special ROME, Oct. 30. —Italy’s yearly tobacco bill is over $100,000,000. Italians consume 88,000,000 pounds of the fragrant weed, according to statistics published by the Ministry of Finance. This is a 22,500.000pound gain over the pre-w r ar average. The increased consumption is generally attributed to the nervous strain of the war and the post-war period, and the spread of its use among women.

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DIPLOMAT BEST AIR CUSTOMER Ambassador to Berlin Flies Back and Forth. BERLIN, Oct. SO.—Nikolai Mikolajevich Krontinski, ambassador of. tbe Soviet government to Germany, -takes to the air’’ more than any other living diplomat and must be considered the diplornat-lor.g-dis-tanee-and duration - champlon-of-the world in flying, according to the director of Doruluft, the company run nlng the air service Be.lm Moseovv. This authority ctiiiius the title is due the Russian diplomat owing to his non-stop eighteen-hour flight between Moscow and Berlin, and adds that Krostinski has been the best customer of bis company since its inauguration in 1922.

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