Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 116, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1927 — Page 8

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STEAL ROAD MARKERS Good Roads Department Makes 'Em Too Attractive. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Sept. 23. The Manitoba Good Roads Department chose such attractive marker signs for visitors to follow that they

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are being carried away as souvenirs. Realistic pictures of buffalo, emblem of Manitoba, makes many tourists take the trouble to unbolt the metal markers from tall posts and take them home. Need money? See the Loan ads in today’s want ads.

FORD PLANES TRANSFER HUGE FREIGHTJ.OADS Craft Fly Distance Equal to 27 Times Round Globe in 30 Months. Bit Times Bvecial DETROIT, Sept. 23.—Airplanes operated by the Ford Motor Company on regular schedule carrying freight between Dearborn, Chicago, Cleveland and Buffalo, during the last two and a half years, have flown a distance equal to approximately twenty - seven times around the woriy. This is shown by the official report of Ford airplane operations up to Sjjpt. 1. At present, the report shows, the Ford Motor Company is operating three separate air freight lines. The first, between Dearborn and Chicago, was instituted April 13, 1925. The second, between Dearborn and Cleveland, began operation July 1, 1925, and the third, between Dearborn and Buffalo, was added March 28, 1927. Operate Dally All three lines have been operating on dally round-trip schedules, except Sundays and holidays, since they were inaugurated. The three lines have completed 3,588 trips, over a distance of 670,297 mile, in 7,528 hours and 45 minutes of flying time. In all the operations only ninety forced landings have been made, each of which was made successfully on t. suitable field. Os these, fifty-four were caused by severe weather disturbances and thirty-six were due to mechanical troubles. Only one fatal accident, resulting in the death of a pilot, has occurred in the operation of these airways since they were inaugurated and this accident was attributed to one of the severest storms oi% record in the territory through which the ship was flying. Carry Millions of Pounds More than 4,000,000 pounds of freight and approximately 16,000

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Xyle Messner, 14, of Cedar Rapids. lowa, is held for the murder of 6-year-old Kathleen Forrest. He confessed killing the girl when she screamed as he attacked her. pounds of United States mail have been carried by the Ford air lines up to Sept. 1. The planes employed in the operation of these lines are all of FordStout monoplane design and are constructed entirely of metal. Several of the newer ships are of the three-motor type, capable of transporting" a load of approximately two tons. The older planes are somewhat smaller and are powered by a single motor. Newcomers to the city want to rent rooms in private homes. Rent your spare room. Call Main 3500, order a want ad in The Times-

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INSURANCE U. K. GIVEN AVIATION Whole Assembly Room Full of Exhibits. Bu Times Special WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.—Maps, diagrams, statistics and information of all sorts relative to Muscle Shoals take up practically all the available space in one of the largest assembly rooms in the Senate office building. The exhibit was erected by the Army engineers for the purpose of giving congressmen a thorough knowledge of the situation at Muscle Shoals. The maps show the location of the government dams, nitrate plans, and power sites at that point and at other points along the Tennessee river and Cumberland river. Many congressmen have made a study of the exhibit during the summer months, particularly members of the Senate Agricultural committee and the House Military Affairs committee, which are- handling this subject for their respective bodies. ORGANIZE FUND WORK Three Districts of Industrial Division of Fund Meet Active organization work for the Community Fund campaign, Nov. 4 to 14, has been initiated by three districts of the industrial divisi >n of the fund, of which G. M. Williams, president of the Marmor. Motor Company, Is director. Final instructions were given at c meeting at the Chamber of Commerce, attended by the district directors, Louis Bruck of Insley Manufacturing Company, Jesse Hanft of Oval & Koster, and Leroy C. Breunig of the Vonnegut Machinery Company, and district captains and workers. Two districts of the commercial division met this noon at the Chamber of Commerce.

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