Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1930 — Page 7

JULY 4, 1930

15 BALLOONS TO START TODAY IN NATIONAL RACE Perfect Weather Reported for Beginning of Dish at Houston. By Unitrd />rc* HOUSTON, Tex. July 4.— Perfect weather conditions today greeted fifteen balloonists, several of them internationally known, who were scheduled to take off at 4 p. m. in the national balloon races. The huge bags are expected to be carried by gulf breves toward Colorado, from where they may be borne eastward by prevailing winds. Unexplored air currents, however, may carry them far off the predicted courses. Or-e In the air. the two-man crew’s will control their crafts as best they can be means of ballast and gas. They will endeavor to rema'- aloft until carried as far as possible from the starting point. First to take off will be Lieut. T. G. W. Settle, pilot, and Lieut. R. G. Mayer, his assistant, of the United States navy. They will be followed by H. E. Honeywell, 61-year-old balloonist of St. Louis, who has made more th-n 500 ascensions. The winner of the race will qualify for entrance in the international Gordon Bennett cup race as United States representative. Colonel Roberto Fierro, famous Mexican pilot, will be one of the spectators. The other entrants, in order of their takeoff: Lieutenants W. D. Blue and J. P. Kid well. Army; S. T. Moore and Lieutenant W. O. Earrickson, Aero Digest; E. J. Hall and A. C. Schlosser. Detroit Times; George Hinerr.an and Milford Vanik, U. S. Van Service; Lieutenants W. R. Turnbull and C. M. Brown, Army; Captain K. S. Axtater and Lieutenant R. E. Holmes, Army; R. J. Blair and F. A. Trotter, Good-year-Zeppelin; Lieutenant W. Bushnell and J. A. Greenwald, Navy; Lieutenants R. R. Dennett and C. F. Miller, Navy; S. A. U. Rasmussen and T. W. Southworth, General Electric Refrigeration; W, A. Kleikoff and R. S. Cunningham. Detroit Aircraft; Dr. George M. Legallee and R. W. Ebert. Kelvinator, and C. H. Roth and W. P. Carey, Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. GIRLS CAN LIVE ON sl2 TO sl4 A WEEK And Some Eien Can Save Money at sl6, Service Chief Says. Bv I'nited I’rr ** SAN FRANCISCO, July 4—Save your pity for those needing it and if you must be exercised about the “poor working girl' then cast a glance of envy in her direction. The girl who supports herself in San Francisco can live “decently and respectably" on sl2 to sl4 a week and some actually put money in the bank on sl6 a week, according to Mrs. Ruby Brooks Nikirk, director oi the personal service bureau of the Y. W. C. A. Rooms may be had for sls to $25 a month and rourishing meals may be bought for $1 to $1.25 a day, clothes cost $lO a month while $2 should go for cosmetics and $3 more for recreation.

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Uneasy may li% the head that wears a crown but the city’s most distinguished citizen won’t feel so uneasy in wearing the BROWN DERBY coronet after glancing at the above photo. For Mi:s Helen Malless, “Miss Victory" entry from Saars-Roe-buck & Cos., stole a march on the ! men in the BROWN DERBY con- j test and tried out the royal headpiece today at Harry Levinson, hatters. “And I’ll give the winner of the j Brown Derby the first ride in the Marmon-Roosevelt sedan,” promised Misa Malless as she counted her votes in the contest conducted by The Indianapolis Times and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. “Miss Victory” and Mr. BROWN DERBY” will be crowned July 19 at the staging of the “Siege of 1918,” a war drama. Standings in the “Miss Victory” race today: Thelma Patterson, 11,950; Dorothy Rudolph. 10,850; Della Stahl, 5,750; Lillian Smock, 5,500; Helen Malless, j 4.000; Virginia Scott, 3.800; Renee , Jean Scheed, 3,000; Ella Moore, I 2,450; Edna Schaub, 2,150; Mina Mae Dodd. 1.700; Betty Schier, i 2,100; Viola Heady, 1,500; Mitzi j Meridith, 1,250; Wvncma Jane Linton, 1,000; Gladys Koontz, 600; j Vena McCormick, 500; Lela Laepski, i 500.

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