Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 256, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1929 — Page 11

MARCH 15,1929.

CANADIAN AGAIN TO HOP NIAGARA IN RUBBER BALL 100,000 Expected to Watch Daredevil Take Plunge on July 4. BY HARRY VAN LUNGER United Press Staff Correspondent. By United Press © NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., March 15.—Jean Lussier, French-Canadian who successfully made the perilous trip over the falls last summer encased in a rubber ball, probably will dare death a second time on July 4. Lussier went over the falls in a specially constructed rubber ball in daylight with more than 75,000 persons witnessing the feat. He was fished from the river two hours after starting his trip by William “Red’' Hill, veteran riverman. Lussier is planning to make the second trip in a vehicle which he calls a “parlor ball.” The be 1 will be six feet in diameter, electrically lighted and so constructed that the occupant will be able to remain upright during the entire journey. It will be heavily padded inside to insure escape from any serious injury. As in former attempts, Lussier will be started on his journey from the rapids shortly above the falls. Here the ball will be subjected to a heavy pounding, the treacherous currents whirling against pointed rocks. After passing through the rapids the ball will be carried over the brink of the precipice and plunged

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A three-year-old mystery concerning the disappearance from San Francisco of Barbara June Osbon, 3, and her sudden reappearance in Los Angeles, was cleared, according to San Francisco police, by the confession of Mrs. Edna Sharp, (above) that she had kidnaped the child because she wanted a little girl. Mrs. Sharp had previously confessed to kidnaping Doris Murphy, another child, recently, after Doris was disevovered in her possession. down to thousands of jagged rocks below the falls. It is estimated that the ball will be traveling at a speed of seventyfive miles an hour while dropping from the brink to the lower whirlpool. It will be impossible to, release Lussier from the ball until it has reached a point at least 1,000 yards from the base of the falls, due to the whirlpool. It is expected that 100,000 persons will view the feat.

BATTLE LAW AGAINST OUTDOOR SIGN CONTROL Highway Chief to Testify in Suit Against Massachusetts. By Timet Special WASHINGTON, March 15. Thomas H. MacDonald, chief of the

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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