Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 214, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1930 — Page 5

JAN. 16, 1930.

Aviation LINDBERGH WILL TEST FLYING AT HIGH ALTITUDES Experimental Flights May Result in Aviation Advance. Py United Press LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16.—Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will put his new Lockheed-Sirlus monoplane through a series of test flights next spring to determine possibilities of transporting passengers and mail at altitudes above storm clouds, the lamous flier said here. The experimental flying will be done in co-operation with naval experts at Lakehurst. N. J., and the United States weather bureau. “We know that an airplane encounters less resistance at high altitudes and thus is capable of producing greater speed,’’ Colonel Lindbergh said, “but the flights will be purely experimental and their success can not be foretold.” The tests will not be spectacular, he said, but will be made simply to investigate chances for raising present flying levels to meet constantly changing weather conditions. Tells New Rate Plan fiu United Press CLEVELAND, Jan. 16.—Postmaster General Brown has revealed his new plan for the readjustment of rates paid to contractors for the carrying of air mail. For months, contractors and the postoffice have been working on a new pay system in an effort to cut down the $3,000,000 air mail deficit. Some weeks ago the contractors sub-

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Group Will Pick Butlers Fairest

Four students and a photographer will be judges to select the eighteen most beautiful girls at Butler university for the annual publication, Drift. From left to right the judges are: Morton Rebb, 4189 Carrollton avenue: Betty Martindale, East Fortythird street; Hillary Bailey, photographer, 1909 North Pennsylvania street; Betty Jean Davis, 3269 Central

mitted a plan. There has been much conjecture as to what the postmastergeneral would do with it. Apparently he has approved it. Brown, in a speech before the Cleveland chamber of commerce Wednesday, recommended that payment be made on the basts of a combination of mileage and weight space of the plans. Present contracts are at so much per pound, regardless of distance. Arrivals and Departures Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport—Clarence F. Cornish. Ft. Wayne to Miami, Fla., Challenger Robin, overnight; three parties to Vincennes flood regions, pilots E. L. Stephens, Charles E. Cox Jr., and Walker W. Winslow; Embry Riddle air mail passengers to Chicago included Boyd Gurley, editor of The Indianapolis Times. Hoosier Airport—Barney Lawson, Wichita, Kan., to Cleveland, 0., Stearman biplane; H. C. Brooks, Hoosier airport secretary, test flight with Chevolair-motored plane to

avenue, and Russell Townsend, 2919 North Pennsylvania street. The committee will select eighteen girls whose pictures will be submitted to the Royal Photographers’ Society in London. The society will select the six most beautiful and these pictures will be reproduced in The Drift. Final selections will be kept secret until the annual is published in May.

Louisville, Byron Punk, Chevolair company official, as passenger. Capitol Airport—M. C. Hack and Charles Pow-ell. pilots, explored flooded areas north of NobiesviUe, Eaglerock plane. T. A. T. Traffic Grows Reduction in rates on T. A. T. air lines has increased passenger traffic to a point seldom reached by air transport lines during the winter months, J. J. Sutherin, district traffic agent for Transcontinental Air Transport Inc., has announced. “It appears that people have been waiting only for lower rates before adopting the air way of travel," J. W. Brennan. St. Louis, general traffic manager, said. Plane Plant to Reopen Bn United Press DETROIT, Jan. 16.—Full strength operation of the airplane manufacturing division of the Ford Motor Company will be resumed Feb. 3, the Dearborn Independent, semiofficial publication of the Ford corn-

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pany, stated today. Ford airplane production was curtailed shortly before the holidays. More than 1,200 men will be employed at the plant. In the Air Weather conditions in the air at 9:30 a. m.: Northwest wind, ten miles an hour; barometric pressure, 30.30 at sea level; temperature, 15; ceiling 4.000 feet; visibility, five miles; field frozen. GIRL, WINS SUIT Bn United Press CHICAGO, Jan. 16. Jeanne Claire, 7, daughter of Rosalie Claire of Shubert musical comedy fame, has won a verdict for SIO,OOO damages as the result of her mother's death in y an automobile accident. Julian Black, driver of the car in which Mrs. Claire was a passenger, was the defendant.

EMPLOYERS IN ANNUALSESSION Chicago Man Speaker at Dinner, Feb, 4. Harry F. Atwood of Chicago, president of the Constitution Educational Association. Inc., will be the principal speaker at the twentysixth annual meeting and dinner of the Associated Employers of Indianapolis, Inc., at 6:30 p. m., Tuesday, Feb. 4. in the ballroom of the Columbia Club. John B. Maling, Hammond, will speak on “Business Stability Founded on Social Justice Under American Principles.” W. D. Hemerstadt, general manager of the Rockwood Manufacturing Company and president of the employers’ association, will preside. Ten thousand invitations have been

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ager of the East Chicago Land Company which developed the Calumet region. Mayor Imposes First Fines Bn Times Special COLUMBUS, Ind.. Jan. 16. Mayor H. Karl Vollpnd, presiding for the first tune in city court, fined four men charged with intoxication $lO and costs, amounting to S4O ' each. They were William Spencer. , Nick Fox. Carl Deal and George 1 Hayes

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Raccoon Hunting Record Bm Times Special COLUMBUS. Ind.. Jan. 16.—Allen Wade and Marshal Acton of this county have set up anew record for raccon hunting. They bagged four in one night.

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