Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 63, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1929 — Page 9

JULY 24, 1929

FIRST ENGLISH CHANNEL FLIGHT 20 YEARS AGO France to Fete Bleriot, Pioneer Forerunner of Lindy. BV SAMUEL DASHIELL Fee,. staff Crrepnndnt PARIS. July 24.—Twenty years co Thursday Lindbergh's foreunner. Louis Bleriot, silent Frenchman of 39, flew for the first time across the English channel, and France is preparing to observe the anniversary with the glamour it merits. In that single flight of a half-hour at dawn on .July 25. 1909. the whole of the geographical balance of Europe was upset. The magnificent isolation of England was no longer a. reality. The smiling Frenchman in a red jersey had smashed his plane in the effort, but he was the forerunner of Lindbergh and his mighty hop across the ocean, Byrd and his flight over the North Pole and the fliers whose planes have linked Europe with Asia, the old world with South America and continents with islands. Airmen and pioneers around the world are preparing to flood Bleriot Thursday with telegrams of friendship. France and Britain have organized celebrations on both sides of the channel where Bleriot took off in his frail monoplane and where he piled up in a happy heap. CITY MEN TO CONCLAVE Firemen to Attend Letter Carriers .Meeting in Minneapolis. Patrolman Frank Delatore. Fireman V. Warner and Roy Spillman, weights and measures inspector, today were granted permission to attend the National Association of Letter Carrier s convention Aug. 26 at Minneapolis. The city employes will play with the Indianapolis Letter Carriers’ band. A large delegation will attend from Indianapolis, according to Ed L. Minnick, president of Branch 39. Pool Water to Be Filtered MARION, Ind., July 24.—Work Is being rushed on the installation of a filtering plant at the Matter park swimming pool. The plant will fill the pool with pure water each twelve hours. The pool will accommodate 1.600 bathers.

See Why 50 Miles an Hour Seems Like 38 —with the Graham-Paige Four Speed Transmission j||P§§P|j| ' ;&AAAAMI show* the engine of a I the engine of an average Graham-Paige running I three speed car running S', /' / MVPtWS at the rate of only 2080 | / \ at the rate of 2775 rev- M/ fri . , /(_ J ' y \i -iXL Z 1 40 AAA g 1 revolutions per minute 8 ,/ M pn olutions per minute f/ at 50 miles per hour. HOU * at rn ‘* C3 P er bo* ll - r<m\ (n&>\ . A\ engine U tt\ engine rtj Vrt\ REVOLUTIONS fi, \\v\ REVOLUTIONS fit PER MINUTE U \\X PEP MINUTE U/ Try the Tachometer Test Low engine speeds at high road speeds are and safer control of your car in traffic and up now made visible to you as you drive, by the steep hills, because of greater power for instant Tachometer. This instrument reveals the acceleration and higher compression to aid in reason for the remarkable smoothness of braking. Graham-Paige motor cars in fourth (direct Qnly by driving a Graham-Paige with these on vc >; the reduced w ear and strain on moving (u , O q U j et high speeds can you fullv appreciate parts: the increased economy and longer life. safety an(J ease of hand i ing w hich brings At the same time, using third , you enjoy anew you home so relaxed at the end of a day s drive, A Car Is Ready for You to Drive GRAHAM PAIGE OF INDIANA, Inc. 1030 North Meridian Street Factory Branch 3209 East Washington Street HARRY Y. HYATT, INC 1327 North Capitol Avenue \ndT*OD Mnf..r so IWbnrd Into lommii.v (..-bin Mot r iV br-r.fn Mot-r '*l. 1..* on. Motor M,l Harold Murphy Bodford. Ind. Ri.hinond. In.l T.rrr Haute. Inrt. MadUon Ind. locnnsport. Ini. Rush lille. Ind. Baber Auto Company 4. 11. Horton (.nnjr P*nlrv <alr, r. Fo*tor Motor M-Kibben s nlr, Cos. Harry Mctadden. In**. Alexandria. Ind. r, n,iir Ind. Marlon Ind. Auder.on. Ind. ette. Ind. Mnnrle, Ind. Ppoaorr Brrnbardt Wm. >. Car,on c. (. Farmer l-rland Vnto torn--any M,rr, Motor Cos.. Pari til. 4. T. Srhwart, Columbus. Ind. Phethv.lllr. Ind. Pe-ii. Ind. IV-nminctoo. Ind. Mr-n*lmllo. Ind. 11. R. Millikan, \> vmatin. Ind. Siefert A non. Connrm, lie, Ind flSl*-4>

Dog Gone! By I nitta I- ft* ISEHIN . N. J„ July 24. Maxwell's garage was robbed so often he purchased a valuable police dog. His place was entered again, the robber taking 98 cents and the dog.

BIDS FOR POWER PLANT AT HOSPITAL OUE AUG. 1 Work on $530,000 Building Will Be Rushed. Bids on construction of the $530.000 power plant at city hospital will be received by the board of health Aug. 1 at 10 a. m. at city hall. Work is expected to be started as soon as possible. Robert Frost Daggett, architect, is working on plans for the new dispensary and out-patient building. Dr. H. S. Leonard is slated for election as board president Friday to succeed Dr. Frederick E. Jackson. Blame Wallpaper for Divorces By f nited Pram GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., July 24. —lnharmonious home furnishings cause one-half of the world's domestic troubles, and poor wallpaper selections may wreck marital happiness. Edward Hall, Davenport 'la.) home decorator told Master Painters and Decorators Association.

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UNION SAND TO PUT Concert Slated Thursday at University Park. A public band concert will be given by courtesy of Indianapolis Union musicians at University park at ( 3 p. m. Thursday, with the following program: “Triumphal March:” “Echoes," with William S. Mitchel. director of

AGAIN!! THURSDAY FRIDAY J We Are Offering Our Entire Stock < of Summer 1 SHOES AT $Q.69 ifeal pair M llfofc. Braided Leather ... Sandals 'HPniHi ijPKPggk Sapphire Blue i§T Poppy Red Blonds uII&HBrT ODFAI H I AU st >’ les °‘ shantung $^,49 a ■ 1 I■ I tJk 1 cloth in straps, pumps v w I 6w Vr BK* *• and ties, while they last e ftfhere %sfrion and Sconomy Jfat Charles 4 W. WASHINGTON STREET A. dK .A. A. ilh jSXy A tSZk. J&K A A A MSk dft

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the Indianapolis Military Band, guest conductor, directing; "Theresa,” euphonium solo, by Npble Howard: “Rose Marie,” directed by Herman Arndt, director of Arndt's concert band, guest conductor; •Dance of the Hours'’ (La Gioccnd a). In t er miss ion. “Z amp a; ” “Morning.” “Asa's Death.'’ "Anitra's Dance." and "In The Hall of the Morning King," from the "Peer Gynt Suite;” “The Death of Custer;” selection of dance numbers; and "The Star Spangled Banner.” Mayor L. Ert Slack will speak on the new’ program of public music.

Thursday and Friday! A STUPENDOUS JULY 50° SILK DRESS SALE Doors Open at 9 A. M. Sharp! Here Early for Best Selections! )|fes sSl f ma . Note —Buy One Dress for $5, and 1 IN&ffiA ' newest , Kmm \mS Smartest the other for on,y 50c ' Bring a friend or relative with you to share the l\ tHKSfIv * savings. Buy 2 dresses at practically the price ? 5,i “ s hat c re - iust ofone " Hurry VslSifß for street wear, for §*■ \ ®llf l travel, for vacation jABMBmL ll* fL § 1 II ww AH HI and !ports wear ' SFwk S5 o w^ m nll mW.W /jllflll) w ‘>"'l< !rful selection |%sj| MH * ‘Ms IUU ISltßiWMm' regul * r and extra QSIIf " j j/ I Sizes 40 to 60 j MSmmjgga / / / / Long sleeves and i j I sleeveless models. I / 1 Better Silk Dresses M | I'li ,! (v sio to sls values *9© and IS ■ / \ \ W Silk chiffon—georgettes—printed silks * jfl&F.Jb t ' Lj Wi J§jt and combinations —size 14 to 56 on m w m sa,e at on, y H i

Smart Summer Wash Presses Charming styles for afternoon shopping and outing wear. Made to sell for §l. Newest summer styles. Short sleeves, no sleeves. All sizes, 16 to 20, 38 to 48. Only—--5? Second Floor.

Our Ist August Sale of FALL AND WINTER Fur-Trimmed Coats ipij|k. Cash Purchase of M|ry 600 Coats Made to sell about double the prices we have them on llm ! Fur collar and cuffs. Some Mfcjijjjl y with fur collars; only smartest fall and winter styles. f M hS' Come and see these coats — p|fl S lB to s 4B Values Go on Sale Tomorrow and Friday at—- [ j Others at—- ! / i| ™ ' I A small deposit will lay away any coat aurI I ing this sale. Second Floor

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$2, $2,50, $3 and $4.00 Values Wash Dresses Every dress worth twice our sale price. Only while 300 of these dresses will last go on sale in 2 great groups tomorrow at only $| $1,45 landI and I 2nd Floor

69c and $1 Women’s Rayon Underwear Stepins, bloomers, panties, vests; frsts and ir_ _ regulars. Ali 2#%; fißßtf sizes and 0 £* colors JRaati 49c, 39c HwP' Second Floor Women’s White Hoover Dresses In all sizes. ssss Go on sale at wptfe °" ir T.imit—Second Floor

Our Ist August Sale of FUR COATS Savings of About Vfc Buy your new coat now, while this sale is on. Beau- mmr.^ tiful smart and charming models. Every coat \W lined. Buy a fur coat forj^’\\J-Jfjyfffi the price of a cloth coat at the “LEADER,” These fur coats were made to sell for $50.00 to $200.00. Go ©n Sale Tomorrow WtWf}) and Friday at— mli jl p* $ mj/ii *5“ 49-|M Others at—vv *59,2 . l =129.2 jh Second Floor w

at 9 A. M. Sharp For Women and Misses Summer Hats Every rolor. All head sizes. Wonderful lot of hats almost given away tomorrow only. While this lot r will last LtO C 2nd Floor Summer Millinery 82, S3 and S4 Hats on sale. Every shade; every headsize. Irresistible choice of the newest styles. Felts, combinations, novelty effects. On sale g p tomorrow at OO C ANOTHER LOT OF S4 and S5 Hats (P 1 a p only .P J. *tD

A Small Deposit Os ’5.00 Will Hold Any Fur Coat Use Our Layaway Dept. Free Summer Storage

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