Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 70, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1928 — Page 12

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Aviation 11 NOT NEWS ANY MORE/ IS VIEWOF LINDY Likes Reporters, But He Won’t Tell Them Much, He Declares. Col. Charles A. JLindbergh thinks reporters are ‘‘all right.” However, he does not see why the reporters, their newspapers, or the public still are particularly interested in him. Lindy, who spent an hour and forty minutes here Friday, making an airport inspection, refused to answer questions of a reporter about his plkns, or plans of the Transcontinental Air. Transport, Inc., proposed air-raii twenty-four-hour coast-to-toast passenger route, which probably will include Indianapolis as a stopping point. “I am sorry, but I make it a practice not to give out much information," Lindy told the reporter. ‘‘For one thing, not telling where I am going next saves me embarrassment and prevents crowds rushing out on the field, endangering their lives.” No Nuisance, He Says “I expect reporters are an awful nuisance to you,” the reporter remarked. “Not at all,” the Colonel hastened to reply. “The older, more seasoned reporters are all right. I get along all right with them. I can’t tell them much, but I guess they understand how it is. “However, I don’t see why they want to bother me. What I do or plan to do is not important. I can’t understand why they don’t leave me alone. “I am not news any more. I am not doing anything spectacular now and that is what constitutes news, isn’t it? I am no different from anyone else and my goings and comings should not interest the public.” Girls Not Passengers Lindy denied he had two girls as passengers when he flew from St. Louis to New York last week. “I did pick up my mother at Detroit and she flew with me to New York, but she was the only woman with me. That shows how accurate some reports are about me. Os course, I will admit I don’t do much to help the reporters get the facts.” Lindbergh left Indianapolis airport at 2:40 p. m. Friday after conferring with Chamber of Commerce officials in regard to a site for a municipal airport here. He declined invitation of Norman A. Perry to spend a few days at Lake Maxinkuckee, saying his con- . nection with the transcontinental route did not permit him to take any vacations for-the present. Planes Parade in Street An air mail delivery destined to go down in aviation history as one of the outstanding feats of the year took place during the Air Mail week celebration at Milwaukee. ' Two Fairchild monoplanes, with wings folded, took on air mail at the central postoffice in the heart of the city, and then taxied down the main thoroughfare, Wisconsin Ave., under their own power to the Milwaukee County airport, where the two planes took off for Chicago to connect with the N. A. T. and Boeing lines for points East, West and South. The purpose of the “airplane parade,” as it was called, was to bring to the minds of Milwaukeeans, particularly those who had never seen air mail planes, a graphic picture of the service and its advantages. Plane Company Formed Bp Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., Aug. 11.—The Shambaugl Airport Corporation has been formed to buy, sell, operate and repair planes and establish and conduct an aviation field here.

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Aviation NATIONAL GUARD AIR TOLL LOW 3 Accidents Fatal in Year of 23,991 Flying Hours. Bp Times Special \ WASHINGTON. Agu. 11.—One fatal accident for each 7,997 aircraft flying hours was the record of the National Guard air service during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1928, according to Militia Bureau figures. Three fatal accidents occurred during the year in which five lives were lost. The number of aircraft flying hours was 23,991. Eighteen States have flving units of the National Guard. Included in these are: Alabama, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Texas. On June 30 the personnel included 261 pilots, fifteen observers, 347 officers and 120 planes. The previous year there had been 240 pilots, twenty-ight observers, 326 officers, 118 planes and 1,766 enlisted men. Aircraft flying hours in that year were 15,707. Two of the three fataj accidents occurred in J-N planes. These planes commonly called “jennys” have been discarded and others considerd safer substituted. Air Drop Restores Hearing By United Press lOS ANGELES. Aug. 11.—A drop of 9,C00 feet in an airplane restored the hearing of Mrs. Jennie Fowle, 70, and she was able to hear modern “jazz” for the first time. Accompanied by her physician, she ascended 11.000 feet in the plane which then suddenly dived to within 2,000 feet of the ground. When the plane landed and she got out, a boy with a harmonica was playing a popular tune. It was “jazz,” she was told. “Not bad at all and much prettier than I thought it would be,” was the woman's comment on modem music. Plan Air Circus An air circus being arranged as entertainment for the Veterans of Foreign Wars national encampment Aug. 31, also will mark the formal opening of the new Capital Airways airport, W. Thirtieth St. and Georgetown pike. L. H. Hottel is chairman of the V. F. W. aviation committee. The convention will be held the week of Aug. 26 to Sept. 1. Lieut. Walter R. Peck, commanding officer of Schoen field, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, is chairman of field activities. Among airplanes participating in the circus wm be three from the Fort, piloted by Lieutenants Genaro, Cunningham and Stout. In addition to several army planes from the 113th Observation Squadron, Indiana National Guard, and several pursuit planes from Selfridge, Chanute, Wilbur Wright and McCook army fields, a number of commercial airplanes will par-, ticipate, Hottel announced. Bobby Young. Indianapolis daredevil, will perform aerial stunts, including wing-walking, trapeze acrobatics and parachute jumping. Fort Harrison will also provide several parachute jumpers. Elmer H. Jose Is president of Capitol Airways, and Lieut. Edward M. Johnston Ls chief pilot. Inspects Airport Site Bp Times Special LEBANON, Ind., Aug. 11—The site of this city’s proposed airport has been inspected by William J. McKinsey, Government expert. He will make a report to the Department of Commerce at Washington, which in turn will make suggestions to the Lebanon city council in regard to bringing the airport up to Government standards. Death Notices LEET, KATIE B—Wife of Clarence M. Lect, mother of Charles M. Leet, Mcrtle B. Burns and Ada M. Fleck, passed away at the residence, 405 Riley, Thursday, Aug. 9, a. m. Funeral services at the residence of her son Charles M. Leet, 351 Graham St.. Saturday. Aug. 11, 4 p. m. (daylight saving). Burial Memorial Park. SCHNEIDER. JOHN ALBERT—Beloved husband of Ida Schneider (nee Blackburn!, father of Jack and Betty Schneider, son of W. G. Schneider, brother of Louis. Fritz and Paul Schneider, passed away Monday. Aug. 6, 1928, at Ida. La. Age 30 years. Friends may call at the funeral parlors of W. E. Krleger any time Friday or Saturday. Funeral services at the parlors. 1402 N. Illinois St., Saturday, 2p. m Burial Crown Hill. Friends Incited, Card of Thunks CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for the kindness and sympathy-shown during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother; also for the many beautiful floral offerings, the Reverend Welker and singers and Mr. Vehltng, the undertaker. GEORGE M. COTTOM AND FAMILY. Funeral Directors ~ WrTBLASENGYM~ Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Drexel 2570, FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME ’1539 N. MERIDIAN. TA. 1835. BERT S. GADD 2130 PROSPECT ST. - DREXEL 5307 George Grin steiner Funeral director 522 E. Market Riley 5374 G. H. HERRMANN 1722 8 East St. Dr. 4477. UNDERTAKERS HISEY & TITUS 931 N. Delaware Id. 3828 KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N. Illinois St. Rl. 1243. Res., Be. 3866-R 1. J. C. WlLSON—Funeral parlors; ambulance service and modern automotive equlpment. Dr. 0321 and Dr, 0322. 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WANTED—Lady orchestra director for beginners or violin teacher. Apply 111 W, Raymond St. Dr. 0254. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN—As companion and housekeeper, who appreciates good home. Ch. 6673, SALESLADIES—To sell business men's service tickets, can make $25 per week. H A. Rost. 11l E. Michigan. SALESLADIES For pleasant, profitable work: part or full time. Unusual posslbllltles. Write Box C 840, Indpls, Times. GIRL—To do housework and help in store. 1351 Commerce Ave. Experienced Food checker. Apply Paramount Employment. 305 When Bldg. Situations Wanted Male POSITION WTD.—By man and wife, as janitor and helper In apt, bldg. Ta. 4301. Situations Wanted Female POSITION WANTED—By nurse: experienced In first aid and doctor s office. Ch. 3574-R. WANTED—Position as housekeeper by voung woman with 3-year-old boy; small wages. Be. 4SBO-W. Business Announcements BUlLDlNG—Contracting, repairing. Furnace, tin work, concrete, old buildings wrecked. W. L. McNEER & SON. 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Houses tor Rent COLLEGE, 893—8 rms., modern, near Real Silk, school, car; $32.50. Ch. 6819. CONGRESS. 958—Attrac. 6-rm. mod. dbl.; steam heat: nr. schls., churches. He. 1980. COTTAGE. 703 —6 rooms, strictly modern, near 8. East St.; school; reas. Dr. 1404-J. DAVIDSON, N.. 403—Half 6-room double and 'garage; s2l; water paid. Dr. 1800. DRAPER. 1537—5 rooms, elec. gas. water paid; near school, car. Hu. 4368. DRAPER. 1722—4 rooms, semi-modern; garage; near car; newlv papered; S2O; water paid. CIVIC REALTY CO. LI. 5050. ENGLISH AVE., 2210—2 story, 5-room; semi-mod, double; garage: $lB. Dr. 0359. ENGLISH. 2366—8-room semi-mod., garage. noai school: $27; water pd. Dr. 4555-W. FULTON. 616—4 rooms, semi-mod., near school, walking distance. Li. 1764; days. GRANT. N.. 725—Nearly new. 6-room. strictly mod, gar, near school. Ir. 4451. HARRIS, 27—Attractive 6 rooms: bath; gar.; near schools: car; reas. Be. 0741. HENDRICKS PL.. 19—South half 6-room mod.; near car, school; $35. Ch. 2369-M. HIGHLAND AVE.. N., 418—6 rms. mod.; spl. res. sec.; well kept; near Tech; gar. furn.; S3O. Ch. 3991. KOEHNE, 112—4 rooms; sls. MR. WARD, LI. 4414. KEYSTONE. 245 N.—4-room bungalow double; bath; garage; $25. Irv. 3955, LUETTE. 644—5 rooms, furnace, garage; near good school, car; S2O. He. 2492. MERIDIAN, S.. 1502—6-rm. modern; across from Sacred Heart; reasonable. Dr. 1850. MICHIGAN. E.. 3015—5-room modern half double: garage; near school. Ch. 7230. • NEW JERSEY, N„ 1449 10 RMS—6 rms. furn. I rented for S2O mo. Suitable for roomers, or 4 unfurn. rms. and bath. 2-car garage. Call Ri. 0575. Owner. NEW YORK, W.. 849—Upper duplex, semimod. Inside toilet; $26; water pd. Ri, 3914. ORIENTAL, S.. 52—4 rooms, water, gas. elec., near schls.. car; red, rent. Hu. 1686. OXFORD. N., 956—5-rm. modern double; newly papered: near Tech and grade school: new furnace; S3O. Including water. Ir. 2604. RILEY. N.. 628—Modern 5-room double, near school, car: $37: water pd. Ir. 2232-R STATE. N.. 436—6 modern $25766 2829 Cornell: 4. semi-modern.., .. 18.00 FRANK S. CLARK <4e CO. LI. 6035. TIBBS. N.. 931—6-room modern house; S3O. Dr. 3399. DESTROY—Bed bugs and eggs with Sudden Death ALBERT G. MAAS,, 31 Va. Ave. Rl. 7125. r 5-ROOM DOUBLE—Redecorated, garage, light, gas; near car, school; $lB. Rl. 6367. ONE MONTH’S RENT FREE Kenwood Ave.. 2403; 7-room semimodern double; S2O. Hu. 4705. FOR COLORED 2 ROOMS—Gas, electric lights, heat, water. Janitor service furnished. Cheap rent. DUNLOP & lIOTEGEL 122 E. Market St. Lin. 6517. A-l MODERN 4-room bungalow; near school: car: s3l: water paid. Ri. 2607. COTTAGE NORTHWEST $16.50 ' Five rooms: elec, lights and gas; good condition; city water paid: by owner. 706 N. Milev. DUNLOP & lIOLTEGEL 122 E. Market St. LI. 6517. Business Places for Rent 1, 2. 3 AND 4-ROOM BUITES Ultra modern, location excellent. In financial and business section. UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG. Corner Delaware and Market St. Li. 3458 or call at Room 710. night phone Rl. 1371. 1 Furnished office space available. Cottages and Resorts SUMMER COTTAGE on Eagle Creek, near Traders Point; 3 rms.. screens. 1420 S. East. Dr. 5290. i __ LAKE WAWASEE Lake front cottage; elec.; fine beach; near Waco. Ta. 1773. FURN. BUNGALOW—River Park, 78th St.: sennd. porches, elec.. elec, pump. Ch. 1723 Storage and Transfer Established 1895 Packing furniture, pianos, china for shipment; 8 large trucks for city and overland hauling. Special rates on small lots and return loads. OTTO SUEZ. Rl 6561. Rl. 3628 and night Ch. 0699-W Ch. 4579. BRITTON TRANSFER—Moving $3.50 load; large trucks; responsible men. Dr. 7616. J. H. TAYLOR TRANSFER—SpeciaI rates on moving loads. Rl. 4265. Dr. 3071. RADIO TRANSFER CO—lo4 Mass. Ave. Local overland hauling. Rl. 4757. Rl. 6046.

35 years of age, married, with family, 15 years’ experience managing territories and organizations selling electrical specialty for ten million dollar company. Now located in Twin Cities. Desires change. Position must be permanent and chance for advancement. Can furnish A-l references and bond. BOX B 20© TIMES

BARGAINS IN UPRIGHTS V&se and Sons, plain brown mahogany case, satin finish, wonderful tone, $165.00. Terms $2.00 a week. Hamilton, mahogany case, $05.00. Kimball, regular $750.00 value, only $275.00. Terms, $2.00 weekly. Baumiester, regular $450 value now Sehmoller and Mueller, regular $375 value, now 125 Beckwith, a fine piano, regular SSOO value, now 145 Howard, walnut case, regular $350 value, now 95

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Storage and Transfer BORMAN TRANSFER CO.. CH. 5571. SATISFAOTORY MOVING SERVICE. WM. C. JOHNSON TRANSFER—LocaI overland. Be. 2700, nights Be. 1499. WILLIAMSON Garage and Trucking Cos. 324 W. Georgia; special rates. LI. 2843. Houses for Sale Z T $l5O CASH .S2B PER MONTH Buys 6-room cottage at 1445 Olive St. Three bedrooms, complete bath, city water, gas. electric lights, garage; newly painted and papered. Price $3,100. Will consider let as down payment. • F. J. VIEHMANN CO. Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware. Rl. 2840. Residence. Irv. 4293. . RIVER VIEW DRIVE AND BROADWAY— A real opportunity to get 5-rm. modem bungalow. Owners leaving city. A real .. location with trees, water etc., $5,500 on terms. WHELDEN. LI. 3733 or residence, Ta. 3664 nights. . MODERN COTTAGE $3,500—0N TERMS Four rooms, bath, furnace, gas, electrlo lights, city water, garage, newly painted, now being papered. Will furnish new shades and linoleum. Located on Minnesota St., east of East St Terms, S2BO cash, S3O per month. Will consider lot as down payment. F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Rl. 2840. Residence. Irv. 4292. s2o’) CASH. S2B PER MONTH E. Minnesota St., near East: four rms.. furnace. Inside toilet, electricity, gas and city water. This is a real buv. Only $3,000. J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO.. Realtor. Call Mr. Edlngton. Rl. 6412. FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE Newly pairfted and papered; electris lights, gas. city water. Inside toilet, garage. Located 1127 Hoyt Ave. Near Fountain Sq.; $2,750; $l5O cash. $25 per month. Will consider lot as down payment. F. J. VIEHMANN CO. Realtors, Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Ri. 2840. Residence. Irv. 4292. 1829 LEXINGTON AVE. DANDY—Nice 5-room cottage, newly painted and papered; Va block from school, 2 lots, plenty of shrubbery. No Barrett; priced right and reasonable terms. Call MR. RICHARDSON, Lin. 3820, evenings. Drev. 7837 Ring 2. NO DOWN PAYMENT 1153 N. Belle Vieu, 6-room modern home and garage, payments $42 month. Mr. Mott, LI. 2318. 137 E. Washington. NEW BUNGALOWS Modem and semi-modern, near'! Garfield Park, on paved streets. Easy terms. N. J. FOX. Rl. 2509; eve., Hu. 1168. BEECH GROVE—263 S. 4t,h Ave.: new. 5rm. mod. bungalow; garage; hardwood floors, brick porch; price $4,500; down paym’t $300; easy mo. paym’ts; paved St, SMALL—House and 4 lots; plenty of fruit: good location; small down payment; rest Tike rent. Be. 0652, GOOD —3-rm. bungalow; garage: big lot; grapes; $1.150. Owner, 1115 Berwick Ave. 5 ROOMS—Double; fruit trees and grapes;, garages; terms. Inouire 1116 W. 36th. M’CARTY, W„ 2114—6-rm. house; 2-rm, house, near: owner must sell; leaving city. MODERN—6-rm. house; east; gar.; cement drive; $3.250; terms. Box C 843. Times. Farms for Sale 2 ACRES—7-room house with lights; water In house; barn with place for 3 cars; chicken house and park; plenty fruit; all fruit; a place you can raise your living. O. G. PICKEREL, Arcadia. ind. Suburban for Sale FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW LIKE NEW. LOT 55x150 FT. COMPLETELY FENCED, ENCLOSED PORCH. 7xlß FT.: CLOSE TO SCHOOL. HAS CLOTHES PRESS, ETC. CAN BE BOUGHT WITH A VERY SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AND BALANCE LIKE RENT. ONLY $950.00. CALL MR. BROWN AT DREXEL 4840. 5-ROOM HOUSE—Lot 95x325 feet; lights, water inside; fruit; garage; \chlcken houses. Fourth house west. Stop ‘ 5 Martinsville traction. Cheap. Call after 8 p. m. 811 E. Twenty-Seventh St. ,

BARGAINS IN PLAYERS Kurtzmann, with 30 rolls of music, only $189; terms $2 a week. Kimball, like new, new guarantee; easy terms; $750 value, now $445. Hinze Player; new guarantee; now $395.

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