Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 154, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1929 — Page 12

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f— Aviation RESCUE PLANES BEGIN LONG HOP TO CIVILIZATION Explorers Borne Homeward in Aircraft by Easy Stages. Bh T'niteA Press WINNIPEG, Man., Nov. 7—Colonel C. D. H. McAlplne and his party of •even geologist-exlorers were being brought bade to civilization today in lour rescue planes. The scientists, who staggered into a Hudson’s bay trading post at Cambridge Bay early this week after having been last in the Arctic since Sept. 8, were transported to Bathurst Wednesday and were to continue the 1,850 mile trip back to Winnipeg today if weather permitted. Captain G. S. Blanchet, in charge of the rescue squadron, sent a radio message from Bathurst saying that his passengers were in good shape physically and that he hoped to reach Bakers Lake, 400 miles farther •outh, by tonight. College Plane Race By t’fiitrd Pr<Bß ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y , Nov. 7. — Something nsw in intercollegiate contests will be introduced Friday with a plane race between New York university and Yale, from New York to Columbus, O. The race will be an informal affair and Percy Warren of N. Y. U. and Charles L. Morris of Yale, the contestants, will represent their college flying clubs at the Columbus conference of the Intercollegiate Aeronautic Association, Friday. Planes Protect Forests Bv United Pres* TORONTO, Nov. 7.—To protect the forests of Ontario, one of the province’s most valuable assets, the Ontario government protective air patrol this year has flown 850.000 air miles or a total of 11.500 flying hours. This is 5,400 more hours than the total in 1928 and was done without injury to a single member of the pensonnel engaged or to any of the passengers carried in the planes. Railway Agent Flies Henry S. Jones, Pennsylvania railroad representative, arrived here from Columbus on a T. A. T. plane

expecting a Baby? Scientific massage gives comfort to the expectant mother

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pared skin lubricant and pain-reliever, which originated in the prescription of an ' eminent obstetrician—and have been relieved of the strain and the pain, the discomfort and the nervousness that come from the distention and the stretching of the skin and the tissues which attend this delicate condition. You, too. may enjoy the coqjfort “Mother’s Friend” gives. It is so soothing and relaxing! It is not a drug to be taken. It is used externally only—gently rubbed into the skin. Clean and pleasant to the' touch. Brings relief Sromptly. Very valuable in keeping the reasts in good condition. Also puts you in fine shape for the approaching ordeal. W 7 “Mother’s Friend” is on sale rs © G *U drug stores. $1.25 per ■-) . bottle. Try a massage with nOnlt 't tonight and notice the ease and comfort It gives. A booklet on “Things to Know Before Baby Comes” will be mailed in plain envelope, free, on request. Address Bradfield Regulator Co* Dept. H, Atlanta, Ga.

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‘ Catastrophe ’ Bn United Press LARNED, Kan., Nov. 7 Mrs. Dorothy Meisner, New York, left here today after visitihg friends to return to her home to attend burial services for her pet Persian cat. By telephone and telegraph she has kept in touch with hospital officials in New York regarding the condition of the animal. A pet In her home for fifteen years. When she was informed the cat died, she left for New York.

Wednesday, stayed over night and was to fly to St, Louis today on an inspection tour of the T. A. T. line. Arrivals and Departures Hoosier Airport—Ralph Sturm, Travel Air biplane, from Jasper, Ind., overnight. Capitol Airport— Warren North, Waco biplane, to Kokomo; Dick Knox, Prest-O-Lite Storage Battery Corporation pilot, Ryan monoplane, returned from Warren, Ark. Curtiss Mars Hill Airport— Embry-Riddle mail plane passengers

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