Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1929 — Page 6

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PLANES FROM OVERSEAS NOW MADE IN U. S, Two British, One German Model Already Being Turned Out. Bilimr Sprrtnl WASHINGTON. April 19.—Within the !a*‘ f"" weeks. the manufacture of a number of foreign airplanes has started m America. So far, no American planes are being triads in Europe In fact, there are few of our ships even in use over there. Tc British and one German make of plane are now actually being * 11 r? f'd out ip the United States, under flense agreements with the foreign manufacturers. Mamiia. .ire of three others, one Belgian and t? ’ Italian, will start as soon n far for tea can b r equipped. The three now being made here are th.r Avian the- Moth and the Aeromarine Kletnm. Avro-Avian Made in U- S. Under American manufacture, the famou A vro-Avian is known as the Whittelsey Avian, and is manufactured at Bridgeport. Conn. It is a small two-place, folding wing biplane powered with a 95-horse-power C rru TTI motor. I' sells for $1,995 at tIK factory. The famous. D H. Gipsy Moth is being n nufur Mired at Lowell, Mass. The Moth and the A vro are similar in appearance, brine small twoplace open cockpit biplanes. The Moth has a 90 horsepower Gipsy motor P is four-cylinder-in-line air cooled. Tim third plane being made in the United States is the German Aeromarinr Klemm. This Is a lowwing monoplane, which looks like a t.lnv edition of the Junkers. It carries two persons in open cockpits. The plane i<, used in Germany for most of that country's student training. It is driven by a ninecylinder radial air-cooled motor of 40-horse power It is made at Keyport. N J . and sells for $3,500 at the fac'ory. Belgian Plane in List The other planes soon to go into Amertean production are the Belgian r. s. Y the Intalian Marched end the Italian Caproni. The R S. V. will be made at Jackson Heights, long Island, by the Ga f es Aircraft Corporation. The feature of thi plane is that It be converted from a monoplane into n biplane. About two hours' work is required for the change. The slim is driven by a 100-horse power. five-cylinder Henard radial motor. It is a twoplaer open ship. The c) roni. famous in war-time as the Caproni bomber, will be made as a large transport plane by the Curtiss interests of New York. ELECTED BY COIN FLIP Non-Candidate Ties With Nominee for Mayor. P.- i„in ,i r ■ EVEREST. Kan . April 19.-Twen-ty-seven votes and a flip of a coin made J. A. Lednicky tthe mayor of Everest. Although Lednicky was rot a candidate for the office, he tied with Nels Monson in the recent citv election.

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Here Are 7 of Your Congresswomen

Seven of the pjght women members of congress, including the three Ruths who are now members, are pictured between sessions of congress in Washington. Left to right in the front row are Mrs. Oldfield. Mrs. Rogers Mrs Pratt and Mrs. McCormick. In the back row. left to right, are Mrs. Owens. Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Kahn. When the picture was taken Mrs. Langley, the eighth woman member, had not arrived in Washington.

Fishing the Air

How is your radio reception* Have you written The Times interference engineer? If you have, and want to talk to our engineer about vour trouble, call Riley 5551 from 5 to 6 p. m. except Sunday. Many letters have been received by the engineer and it would be impossible to call at every home and see every one. a a a a a tt The waltz. "Carolina Moon,” will be the highlight of a group of numbers to be heard in the Enna Jettiek melodies. Friday evening at 5:45 o'clock, over stations of the Columbia broadcasting system. 5 a o tt ft & Songs of many nations will be presented by the Salon Singers in their concert over the NBC system, Friday night, at 9 o'clock. tt tt 3 tt tt tt Friday evening at 8 o clock a roaring fire in the Gallatin inn will welcome Mary and Bob and the True Story audience over stations of the Columbia broadcasting system. a a a rt it tt A program of request numbers will be broadcast through the NBC system by Ludwig Laurier and his orchestra Friday night during the hour of Slumber Music at 10 o'clock.

HIGH SPOTS OF FRIDAY NIGHTS’ PROGRAMS 7:OO—WEAF and NBC Network—Bourdon's Orchestra and the Cavaliers. 8:00—\VOR and CBS Network—Dramatized story with music. 8;30—-\VJZ and NBC Network —Jessica Dragonettc, Colin O'More and orchestra. 9:OO—WOR and CBS Network—Snapshot album. 9:3O—WEAF and NBC Network—Half-hour with the senate.

A program of popular dance music will be broadcast from the Hotel Pennsylvania through th’e NBC system by Phil Spitalny and his orchestra Friday night at 9:30 o'clock. a tt a nan With "Old Man River" of “Showboat" fame as its theme melody, the running waters will be glorified in a popular musical program dedicated to "Old Man River” Friday night at 7 o'clock over stations of the Columbia broadcasting system. n n n n n it "Ploddin' Along.” will be presented by the mixed vocal sextet and orchestra as the opening selection of the Armstrong Quakers, through the NBC system, Friday night at 7:30 o'clock. a a an tt a The Eastman Kodak hour will be enlivened with the presence of th Luther trio over the Columbia broadcasting system at 9 o’clock, Friday night. tt a a a a a A half-hour program of mirthful music by Ray and Bestos. will be broadcast over the NBC system. Friday night, at 5:30 o'clock. a a tt b a a Episodes in a gay Broadway rendezvous will be heard in Night Club Romances Friday night, at 9:30 o'clock, over stations of the Columbia broadcasting system. a a tt a a Vitali Koretzky. tenor, will be heard in a ten-minute concert through the NBC system Friday night, at 7:00 o'clock. tt a a a tt tt Two xylophone solos will mark the broadcast of the Cities Service hour over the NBC system. Friday night, at 7:00 o'clock.

Dial Twisters All’ reference* Are Centra) Standard Time)

WFBM (1,23<)> INDIANAPOLIS i Indianapolis Power and Light Company) FRIDAY F M 4 no—Martha and Helen. 4 is—Salon music. 4 45—Jim and Walt. 5:00 Speaking of Dogs.'' by Dr. Vance. 5 15—Closing market prices <CBSi. s:3o—Entre Nous 'CBS’. s:4s—Stanley A. Harrell. 5:59 —Longine's time by Julius C. Walk &- Son: weather. 600 to 6:3o—Silent by o'der federal radio commission. 6 30— Lesser Slim Figures. 7.00—01 e Man River iCBS'. 7:3o—Captain Jo Masco's travels. 8 00 to 11 oo—Silent by order of federal radio commission. 11 00—Longine's time by Julius C. Walk A* Son: weather: the Columnist. 11:15—Charlie Davis' orchestra.

Saturday Daylijfbt Program

A. M. 00 to 9 00—Pep Unlimited Club. 9 00 —Professor Tillev. "Correct speech.” CBS '. 9:l9—Menu Club (CBS'. 9.3o—Zephyrs, organ recital 'CBS). IVKBF (IINDIANAPOLIS (Hoosier Athletic Club) FRIDAY A M 5:00 Late news bulletins and sports. 6:oo—Dinner concert. 6 30—Indmnapolis Athletic Club. 7:00 Silent. 8:00 Kon'ola hour. 9 00— Firemen's String orchestra. 9 30—Herbie s Barn Dance Gang. n):oo—Rose Tire Compam . 10:30—Indianapolis Athletic Club. FRIDAY —6:30 P. M KSTP '1460 St Paul—Twilight hour. 7V DA F < 610 •. Kansas City—Weems orchestra. NBC S' stem Dixie Circus to WJZ, KDKA VVLW. WHAS. KYW —7 P M WCCO 810 Minneapolis-St. Taui— Musical program Columbia Network—River Songs to WFBM WON 1 720 . Chicago—Floor walker. WGY .90'. Schenectady—Concert orchestra NBC System—Concert orchestra: Cavaliers to WWJ. WDAF WLS 870'. Chicago—Scrap Book: The Angelus WSB 740', Atlanta—Mendohn Club. WSM 650'. Nashville —Craig s orchestra. WTMJ 1 620'. Milwaukee—Musical program —T 30 P. M Columbia Network —Veedol Vodtil to WCCO. WMAQ. WOWO. KMOX. NBC Svstem Armstrong Quakers, to WJZ KDKA. WLS. WJR, WHAS. WLW. -8 P M - Columbia Network—True Store hour to WOWO. KOIL WMAQ W SBM 770'. Chicago—Studio Frolic. NBC System—"An Evening in Paris.” to WEAF. WGY. WCCO 810'. Minneapohs-St. Paul—S'dging Fireman . WLS tß7o'. Chicago—Concert orchestra NBC S'-tern Wriglev Renew tv WJZ WLW. WJR. KDKA. KYW. WHAS. 30 P. M - WBBM 770<. Chicago—Trip to Europe. WCCO 810>. Minneapolis-St Paul—Maytag Plavers NBC Svstem—Schradertown Band to WGY W W J WON '720 Chicago-Courtesv program. NBC Svatepv Philco Theater Memories to KYW. WLW KDKA WJR WSM 650'. Nashville-Studio. —9 P M WBBM '77o'. Chicago—Garret Players NBC Svstem—Salon Singers to WEAL W’GR. WOES 1360). Chicago—Varied program. WON '7lO l Chicago—Opera. "'Great Moments.” WIBO • STO■. Chicago—Musical program. W JR (156'—Detroit—The Serenaders. NBC Svjtem—The Challengers to WJZ.

KDKA. KYW. WHAS. WLW. WSM 1 650 1 . Nashville Caldwell hour. Columbia Network—Kodak hour to WMAf KOIL. WOIVO. IVLS (870'. Chicago—Courtesv program. -9: o P. M.IVGN 720 1 . Chica, i—Musical program. WBBM (770>. Jhkago—Lombardo's Canadians. WLS 1 870', Chicago—Church quartet. WSM <6soi. Nashville—Concert orchestra. —9:45 P. M WDAF (630). Kansas City—Amos 'n' Andy. -10:00 P. M.~ KYW <lo2oi. Chicago—News: Book Man. KMOX <lo9o>, St. Louis—News; Amos 'n' Andy. WGN '720 1 , Chicago— Tomorrow's Tribune; Hungry Five. NBC Svstem —St. Regis’ orchestra to WEAK. WWJ. WIBO <s7o'. Chicago—Dance program. NBC System—Slumber music to WJZ. WLW. WHAS. WMAQ 'B7O , Chicago—Amos ’n’ Andy also WJR. WSB < 740 1 . Atlanta—Amos ’n' Andy. —10:10 P. M WMAQ <67o'. Chicago—Musical Potpourri. - KYW < 1020‘. Chicago--Orchestra. KMOX <lO9Ol, St. Louis-A1 Carney. WDAF <610). Kansas City—Varied program. WON 1 720 Chicrgo—Pat Barnes. WJR. <7soi. Detroit Dance music. WLS <B7O, Chicago—Showboat. WWJ >O2O, Detroit—Hollvwood Frivolities —lO 45 P. M.— WSB <740). Atlanta—Hawaiian Ensemble —ll P M.— KYW <1020). Chicago- Fanico's orchestra. vVGN <720 1. Chicago—Dream ship; dance music. WISN <ll2o<. Milw'aukee— Dance music. WMAQ <670, Chicago—Dance orchestra ■ three hours). KMOX <lo9o', st. Louis—Wylie's orchestra. WENR <B7o'. Chicago—Westphal orchestra: comedy team. WWJ (920, Detroit—Organ. ' —11:45 P. M.— WDAF i6lo'. Kansas City—Nighthawk Frolic. —l2 P. M.— KSTP <1469, St, Paul—Midnight Club. KYW <lo2o'. Chicago—lnsomnia Club • two hours, WENR )870•. Chicago—Air Vaudeville. WGES <1360* Chicago—The Owl Car. WJBT (770*. Chicago—Night Club. WLW (700) CINCINNATI FRIDAY 4:oo—Tea-time trio. 4 30—Livestock report. • 40—Jack and Oene. s:oo—Time announcement r s:oo—Harry Willsev's Cincinnati Club orchestra. s:24—National news. s:3o—Crosley Dynecone Diners. 6:oo—University of Cincinnati educational senes. 6: .3- Squibbs program <NBC>. 6 30—Dixie Circus NBC). • 'oo—Ages of Borcilia. 7 30—The Armstrong Quakers (New York i. B:oo—Wrig'.ey Review <NBC'. 8 30—Phi’.co hour (NBC 9 00—Hudson-Essex Challengers NBC'. 9:3o—Time and weather announcement. Mavtag program. 10.00—Time announcement. Slumber hour 'NBC'. 11 00—Hotel Gibson orchestra. 11:30—Jack and Gene. 12:00—Sign off. Returns After 61 Years 6v Tim** &in rial UNION CITY. Ind.. April 19 John Bloom. 82. lias returned here for a visit after an absence of sixtyone years, during which he had been mourned as dead. Grieving over the death of his wife, Bloon left and never wrote to relatives or friends. He is now living at Lancaster, O.

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LIQUOR ABUSES ALARM NATION Prohibition Makes Finland Land of Drunkards. Bjt Unitr:A Pirn* HELSINGFORS. Finland, April 19.—A marked increase in drunkenness in Finland during the last five years of prohibition is revealed in the national statistics, just published. The general increase has been 18 per cent during this period. Drunkenness among men has increased to a great extent, but the increase among women and children has been so great as to cause worry among the social scientists. According to the statistics, drunkenness among women has increased no less than 150 per cent, while among children it was even twice as great as that. 300 per cent. In Helsingfors for the last five years the total number of cases of drunkenness and violation of the dry laws was 100,982, or approximately 43 per cent of the City's entire population. Analysis of the figures on arrests showed that prohibition apparently has made little difference on the educated classes. The number of arrests in this class has remained fairly even during the last five years, at between 1.450 and 1.600 annually. MAP TELLS OF GOLD Find Manuscript in Table Drawer Revealing Treasure Clew. ft ft l nit,A Brens NEW YORK. April 19.—At the end of a rainbow. Joseph Lawless, one-time Indian fighter, hopes to find a pot of gold. Lawless’ rainbow is a table which he bought quite a while ago. While knocking around it recently. a hidden drawer was revealed which held a manuscript. The manuscript directed the finder to a pot of gold 110 rods from the elm tree where George Washington directed troop movements from New Brunswick.

SPECIAL AGENT RESIGNS Justice Department Sleuth Resigns, to Leave May 1. G. H. Hennegar, special agent of the bureau of investigation, department of justice, assigned to the Indianapolis office, has tendered his resignation, effective May 1. He has accepted a position with the Automobile Protective and Information Bureau. Chicago, as special agent for Indiana, Hennegar has been with the department seven years. He took an active part in investigation of the recent interstate motor theft conspiracy case. Cholera Rages in Bengal Bn I nit id Prixg CALCUTTA. April 19.—A new’ cholera epidemic is raging through several Bengal districts, it w T as reported here today. More than 100,000 persons had died of cholera in Bengal during the last two years, it is said.

Daylight Hits

SATURDAY A. M. B:3O—WEAF. New York—U. S. Army band to WRC. WOC. WGR. KFKX. WOW. 9:OO—WLW’. Cincinnati—Women's hour. 10:15—NBC System, i WEAF i—Household Institute. P. M. 12 45—KYW, Chicago—Louts Panico orchestra. I:3O—WMAQ, Chicago—Musical potpourri. 2:OO—KMOX, St. Louis—Baseball. Browns vs. Detroit. 2:3O—NBC System. (WJZ)—RCA demonstration hour. 2:4S—WMAQ. Chicago—Baseball. Cubs vs. St. Louis. 3:30 —W’JZ. New York-Vallees' orchestra to WLW, WCFL. WTMJ, Milwaukee—Baseball. Milwaukee vs. Louisville.

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BLEASE PUSHES BILL TO MAKE EMBASSIES DRY International Law Will Be Violated If Amendment Is Passed. BY NATHAN ROBERTSON, Lnllrd Prs Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, April 19.—Prohibition is drawing more and more into the spotlight in President Hoover's special session of congress. Senator Blease iDem., S. C.) announced today he would demand action on the resolution he introduced to prevent the diplomatic corps from having its privileged liquor. In the house many prohibition and liquor bills already have been introduced. A Republican senator also , is drafting a bill for the same purpose as the Blease resolution. Senator Tydings < Deni., Md. * will introduce a bill to amend the Jones j “five and ten” enforcement law.

“Discretion” Is Advised Meanwhile the justice department j has instructed United States district attorneys to use “wise discretion’’ in prosecuting cases under ] this lw>. suggesting “only good strong cases involving commercial- j ism’’ be prosecuted, “so this hew j legislation be given a fair test.” Senator Blease was emphatic in his statement he will demand ac- i tion on his diplomatic liquor resolu- : tions. He offered two resolutions to j curb the use of liquor by the diplo- ; matic corps. One proposed a constitutional j amendment to extend the eight- \ eenth amendment to foreign terri- j tory within the United States ands the other proposed foreign nations j be asked to send to this country as 1 representatives “only persons willing to abide by the constitution and j laws of thsi country.” Violates World Law. The resolution proposing a con- j stitutional amendment is entitled “a ! joint resolution to amend the constitution so as to subject any person or persons upon any foreign territory located in the United States or its possessions to the operations of the national prohibition i laws.” The developments brought forth j speculation today as to the result if the Blease constitutional amend- j ment were adopted. It was agreed that, it would be a violation of international law, which allows each nation jurisdiction over the area on which its embassies in other countries are located.

WINS HIGHER VALUE Vincennes Water Firm Gains in Court Fight. Rate-making valuation of the Vincennes Water Supply Company is increased from $723,000. the figure set. by the public service commission. to $1,032,066. in an opinion handed down Thursday by the United States circuit court of appeals. Chicago. The opinion reversed the decree of Federal Judge Robert' C. Baltzell, whon on July 11. 1928. dismissed the company’s appeal from a public service commission order of May 1. 1928. The higher court opinion suggested that the district court ehjoin enforcement of an order to the commission producing a return of less* than 51.532.066 valuation. The Vincennes company w r as purchased by Benjamin Park. Charles A. Edwards and George H. Alexander, Indianapolis, in 1927. for $457,000 cash and by assuming outstanding liabilities. The Agues also included the Greencastle Waterworks Company, valuation of which recently was creased from the commission's* figure of $300,000 to $350,000 by Baltzell. Return on the .Greencastle company was set at 6’■. per cent. REVOLT STIRS CHINA Nationalist Amy Advances to Meet Rebels. 6.7 I nit id Press HONG KONG. April 19.—The Chinese nationalist army, advancing towards Ichang. where conditions have been reported all this week, was seven miles from Shasi today, advices from that city said. Shasi is approximately 150 miles below’ Ichang on the Yangtze river. Chinese gunboats fired on the rebels at Ichang and on both sides of the river all day Wednesday, it was learned today. Water Softener Plans Offered Pit Times Special MARION, Ind., April 19.—A sketch of a water softener it is planned to add to the Marion water w’orks plant was submitted to a committee of councilmen and citizens by C. P. Hoover, Columbus, O. consulting engineer employed by the city. The plant would cost $60,000 Operating costs would be approximate $150,000 yearly. No action will be taken until a detailed sketch is submitted to the common council at a meeting May 21.

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