Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1931 — Page 6

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—Aviation —

FLIERS FAVOR STEAM ENGINES FOR AIRPLANES Model Ship Actually Works; Other Newsy Chatter of Air Realm. BY ERNIE PYLE Serippg-Howard Aviation Editor WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.—There is talk among aviators that a steam engine for airplanes is being developen by the Great Lakes Aircraft Corporation of Cleveland. . . .They say it actually works . . . Many fliers are expressing the opinion that ten years from now there will be lots of steam-driven planes. . . .If it can be achieved, it should be cheaper, and probably safer. . . . Imperial Airways, the premier airlino of Great Britain, announced that it has nine veteran pilots who have been flying twelve years each, and who average 6,655 hours’ flying time. Whereupon,'United Air Lines, the biggest system in America, comes right back with its record. . . .It has nine pilots who average 8,600 hours. . . . There are 150 pilots flying United Air Lines planes, and the average of the whole bunch is 4,000 hours. . . . There are several with 10,000 hours, six with 8,000 hours, twelve with 7,000 hours, eighteen with 6,000 hours, and forty with 5,000 hours. Lindy’s Lockers Looted The two men generally credited with more flying time than anyone else in the world, E Hamilton Lee and Jack Knight, both fly for United. . . . 'A thief the other day broke into Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh’s locker at Newark airport and took some of his flying clothes and a quantity of canned goods he keeps for long flights . . . India will abolish its state air services on Dec. SI, for reason of economy. . . . The El Paso Post reports that a mystery plane flies over from Mexico about twice a week. ... It is a Lockheed Vega, painted solid silver, has no license number and flies extremely high. . . . Can’t Get Near It Narcotic agents think it is carrying drugs into Texas and Oklahoma, while customs agents think it carries liquor. . . . The plane is so fast and flies so high that other ships can’t get near enough to identify it. . . . W. F. Lough, district superintendent of the Manitoba (Canada) postal service, discovered on a visit to Chicago that there are more air transport planes scheduled in and out of Chicago every twenty-four nours than there are trains in and out of Winnipeg. . . . Mrs. Vera Lucas came to Washington from her home in Grand Forks, N. D., to bury her son Vern in Arlington cemetery. ... He had been killed in an airplane crash after fifteen years of flying. . . . When she started the return trip to North Dakota, Mrs. Lucas went by airplane . . . She Wasn't Afraid She flew at night, too, and took her 14-months-old granddaughter with her. . . . She wasn’t afraid. “Os course I want to fly,” she said, “and I think Vern would want me to.” The All-American Air Races are to be held in Miami on Jan. 7, 8 | and 9. . . . This is the fourths year , for the Miami races, and they are becoming quite a thing. . . . They , now rank second in importance only j to the National Air Races at Cleve- j land. A civic organization in Spring- | field, Mass., has written in to the army air corps, asking for the spring convention of the Caterpillar Club. > . . Not knowing, apparently, that the club is puuely a mythical one, ; Composed of people who have saved i their lives with parachutes, and that no cenventions are ever held. 5,000 Seek 12 Jobs Several big airlines, including the ILudington Line (New York-Wash-Nngton) and T. & W. A. (New York- I Los Angeles) are looking for new [high speed equipment, and have been considering the 160-mile-an-hour Fleetster monoplane, built in [Buffalo. There are twelve hostesses on Eastern Air Transport’s big eight-pen-passenger Condor planes between New York and Jacksonville, Fla. And there are 5,000 girls after those twelve jobs. . . . Eastern Air hnd the Boeing Line (Chicago-San Eraneisco) are the only air lines in America which carry hostesses on the planes. In Paris they are building two gutogiro flying boats for the French navy. . . .England is also building an autogiro boat. Eaton Man Missing I By Tiincs Special MUNCIE, Ind., Dec. 4. —Muncie police are hunting James E. Little, 44, Eaton, who has been missing isince Friday morning. Little started for Muncie, where he is employed, Friday morning, but did not go to a factory. He has not been seen since.

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Daniel J. Gilday, above, 65-year-old Chicago dry crusader, was held by police there without charge following the shooting of Herman Knoll, 17, in a street near Gilday s home. Gilday claims that the youth, together with Herman Alkeman, 16, tried to hold him up. He said a bottle of liquor found in his possession was planted on him. Alkema said Gilday shot Knoll when the two youths tried to assist him home.

WARNS DRIVERS OF GAS PERIL Hoosier Motor Club Issues Annual Danger Call. Warning to motorists of the peril of carbon monoxide gas from auto exhausts in closed buildings during winter months was sounded today by the Hoosier Motor Club. Todd Stoops, secretary, pointed out that death? from asphyxiation through carelessness of motorists has reached large proportions over the country, and urged drivers never to run engines unless doors or windows are opened. Effective treatment for persons overcome by the exhaust gas were listed by Stoops. They are: Remove victim to fresh air as soon as possible. If breathing has stopped, or is weak and intermittent, artificial respiration should be given until normal breathing is resumed. Pure oxygen, or a mixture of 5 Der cent of carbon dioxide in oxygen, should be administered for twenty minutes or more, beginning as soon as possible. ILL MOTHER SEEKS SON Police Aid Search for James Croghan, Who Disappeared Nov. 25. Police today were asked to search for James Croghan, 25, of 2316 East Washington street, who disappeared Nov. 25 and whose mother. Mrs. Margaret Croghan, is ill. When last seen, Croghan was wearing a blue suit and dark hat and overcoat. He is described as five feet nine inches tall with dark hair and eyes and weighs 135.

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