Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 171, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1929 — Page 14

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DR. ECKENERTO RECEIVE MEDAL t FOR WORLD TRIP National Geographic Society Announces Award to Zep Commander. Bv United Prr** WASHINGTON, Nov. 27—The National Geographic Society has announced av.ard of its special gold medal to Dr. Hugo Eckener, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, in recognition of his recent round-the-world flight, and his “other noteworthy achievements which have contributed so much to the advancement of aeronautics.’’ Dr. Eckener, notified by the German embassy of the award, cabled he would be here in March for the formal presentation. Commander Richard E. Byrd, first to reach the north pole by airplane, and Charles A. Lindbergh, who flew from New York to Paris, are other fliers who have received this award. Pave Hangar Space Plans for paving space around the new Curtiss-Wright Flying Service of Indiana hangar at the Mars Hill airport were announced today by H. Weir Cook, general manager. The concrete apron will extend fifty feet into the field in front of the hangar, and also will extend on the north side of the hangar, between it and the T. A. T. administration building. When completted, there will be nearly 60.000 square feet of pavement surrounding the hangar. Plane to Be Used Dr. Harry Parr, 503 Hume-Mansur j building, left by train Tuesday for Denver, to be at the bedside of his brother, E. C. Parr, formerly of Indianapolis, seriously ill following an operation. Dr. Parr expected to continue the trip by airplane from St. Louis to save time. Invited to Class Persons interested in aviation have been invited to attend one class period of the new Hoosier ground school free of charge byBob Shank, president. The school is using a four-v'olume textbook, "TII2 Cadet System.” by Lieutenant Leslie Thorpe, just published. Classes are conducted each Tuesday and Friday night. Claims Speed Mark * DETROIT. Nov. 27.—Pilot W. E. Lamed today claimed anew speed record for tri-motor airplane travel between Chicago and Detroit, and also expressed belief he had set a new speed mark for tri-motor travel over any route. Larned traveled the l 255 in an hour and a half Monday. I Arrivals and Departures Scapitol Airport—B. T. Vlast, Arsport biplane. Cleveland to St. ouis; F. B. Lambert. Monocoupe, Washington to St. Louis, overnight. Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport—R. K. Pec, Fairchild monoplane, Evansville to Chicago; T. A. T. passengers included Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cain, from Los Angeles to Indiana; Em-bry-Riddle air mail plane passengers included E. C. Brisbane. Chicago. here to Chicago: W. F. Me- 1 Leod, Cincinnati, to Cincinnati, and j Allen F. Alberts. Chicago, to Indianapolis from Chicago. Arson Trial Opens Bu United Priss WABASH, Ind., Nov. 27.—Trial of Loren V. Johnson. Kokomo, on a charge of burning an auto to defraud an insurance company, is being held before a jury in circuit court here. HAD 15 YEARS OF STOMACH AGONY With It, Had Kidney Trouble and Backache. Recovers Health. Alter years of torture from stomach and kidney trouble. Mr. John F. Bott, 625 West Chestnut street, Freeport, 111, suddenly shook off all his ailments and recovered his health. His letter explains it, as follows: “For fifteen years I had stomach trouble and kidney weakness. After eating. I would bloat with gas and suffer intense pain, followed by sick headache. My kidney trouble disturbed my sleep, and my back ached so terribly I could hardly drag myself home from work, and I was ready to drop the minute I got inside the door. I couldn’t sleep, and all day long I felt weak, dizzy, and lazy. Medicines seemed unable to help me, and life was nothing but misery to me until I started taking Viuna. In short order I was a changed man. I can now eat big, hearty meals with no gas. no pains, •fid no headache. My kidneys seem to be fine again, and I wake up every morning feeling rested and ready for work. The awful backache Is gone, and I can now enjoy walking to and from the shop. I feel stronger and better each day, and it is wonderful to know that my long illness is over at last." There must be something different, something truly wonderful about a medicine which has promptly ended so many severe cases of backache, stomach trouble, kidney pains and rheumatism. Try one bottle of Viuna under positive guaranty. $1 at druggists or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine Cos., Indianapolis, Ind. VIUNA Tk* Wonder Median* WATCH REPAIRING At Coil of Material WATCH CRYSTALS Round ✓ UKFancy 49e I'nbrraWahle 49c Cleaning (any natclil .91.09 Mainspring. (any atch' 99c denel* (any natch)... 91.19 Rite’s Jewelry Shop 4S S. Illinois St.

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