Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1940 — Page 11

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10e-15¢ Values Women's, Child's

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MEN'S Ist Qual. HOSE 14x28 Turkish Towels Safety Matches, 12 boxes Infants’ Training Panis

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3x6 Fi. Window Shades

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Wom. Kitchen Aprons._

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Wom. Rayon Panties_. Wom., Child's Anklets.

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i9¢ Women’s First Quality RAYON HOSE, Pair

25¢ SASH CURTAINS I5¢ Men's, Boys’ Athletic SHORTS, SHIRTS, All Sizes § 1000-Sheet Fine 5 TOILET TISSUE, 4 Rolls __

Women's Fancy Print HANDKERCHIEF, 12 for__ Men's Fancy Bordered HANDKERCHIEFS, 5 for___

39¢-49¢ Women’s Spring DRESS GLOVES, Pair

25¢ Women’s Broadcloth COSTUME SLIPS

35x35-In, Fancy Rayon LUNCHEON CLOTHS

25¢ Women's Spring KNIT SWEATERS

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Woms. B’cl’th Pajamas Second Floor

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$1.98-82.98 Values Women's New Summer

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Wom’s Spring-Summer

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Men's New Ensemble

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600 Pr. Woms. Summer White

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300 Prs. Child's Sandals — Oxfords

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Model Airplanes—

NEW GASOLINE GADGET BOOSTS R. P.M. BY 1500

Carburetor Is Devised by Members of State Association.

Indiana Gas Model Association members have developed a new carburetor that they think is unique in gas model work. The carburetor regulates the flow of air instead of gasoline and results in a tremendous increase in the revolutions per minute.

It does away with the needle valve. William Keough. association member, estimates that the rpm. is increased from about 4000 to 5000. The contrivance consists of one tube interlocking with another tube. Both are slotted and the mixture is varied by the introduction of air. The new carburetor was developed by Harold Stofer. Everett Parker (developer of the new twin-prop model) and Mr, Stofer have installed the carburetors on their own motors and Mr. Patrick has built one for Mr. Keough. » » -

Sunday was too windy for any flights. Mr. Patrick had his twinprop model on the field but he did not send it up. The boys who did try any work with their models soon came to grief. There were a couple of crashes as a result of too much | daring. ” » ” A number of the association members are planning to fly in the meet sponsored Sunday by the Purdue

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Aeromodelers at Lafayette, Among those who plan to attend |from Indianapolis are Mr. Keough. | {James Bennett and his son, Junior, | | Mr, Stofer, Jack and Robert Castet- | ter and Frank Vollrath. This is the first real meet of the year of association boys and in the {words of Mr. Keough: “We are all taking our best models and hoping {for the best. This is the proving iground for a lot of our pet ideas.” | The meet will offer about $100 in| merchandise for prizes. Tt will be theld from 9 a. m. until 6 p. m. The {place is indeterminate but signs will be posted on all roads leading ‘into Lafayette, directing those persons interested to the site. There .will be a small entry fee jand 1040 N. A. A. rules will be; used. | Tr William Emmick, at the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed | Church, is in charge of a new| model airplane club formed at the| {church, | Many of the young people at the| ‘church are active in the group and| ‘church officials are enthusiastic | about the idea, feeling that “it is a! definite contribution to the leisure) hours of the church's young peo-! ple.”

CHICAGO EDITOR ON INSTITUTE PROGRAM |

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 16— Irving Pflaum, foreign editor of the Chicago Daily Times, is to be the] chief speaker at the annual news- | paper day of the Purdue Univer-| sity Sigma Delta Chi chapter here | tomorrow. He will speak at the banquet at 16:30 p. m. in the Memorial Union! Building, when active and associ-| ate members of the professional journalistic fraternity will be initiated. At the afternoon session a symposium on “Present Trends in Journalism” will be held by George W. Stout, editor of the Lafayette Journal-Courier: Norman E. Isaacs, '! managing editor of The Indianap-! olis Times, and Bennett Wolfe, Indiana manager for The Associated |

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