Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1940 — Page 28

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36 ARE INDICTED BY GRAND JURY

Wakarusa Bank Holdup Suspect Named by Panel At South Bend.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 27 (U. P) ~Thirty true bills naming 36 individuals were on file in Federal

District Court today after completion of the fall session of the grand Jury for the South Bend and Hammond divisions of the Northern Indiana Federal Court. Ten of the indictments, naming 33 individuals, were secret. No bills were reported in 24 cases and five €ases were continued. Arraignment for those held was scheduled for Oct. 10 before Judge Thomas W. Slick. Walter Michel, 34, of South Bend, was named in connection with the robbery of the Exchange State Bank at Wakarusa last Friday. Lester Corey, serving an 18-year ter mat the Leavenworth Federal Prison for the robbery of the Columbia, O: bank, was indicted on a charge of robbing the Swayzee, Ind. bank Sept. 14, 1938. Walter H. Arnold, 44, former clerk in the Michigan City post office, was charged with the embezzlement of $500 of postal funds.

CANYON CONQUERED BY RACING PIGEONS

PRESCOTT, Ariz, Sept. 27 (U. P.).—Pigeon fanciers finally have proved that carrier pigeons can fly from the bottom of the Grand Canyon despite the treacherous wind currents in the mile deep gorge. Last year, an attempt was made to hold a “Pigeon Derby” from the bottom of the Canyon to Prescott. There were six starters. Five never were seen again. The sixth was carried from the bottom of the Canyon on a miile. This year, however; there were 25 starters and a ma jority of the birds reached their cotes at Pres-

Fords Are Bigger and More

Comfortable; Mercury Longer. The 1941 “classes” of Fords, Pack-

ards and Mercurys are on display in

Indianapolis showrooms today. In each of the models there are innovations in beauty, style and technical construction to catch the eye of the prospective buyer and those interested ‘spectators’ {fascinated by new cars.

Ford—

Starting off with a considerable §

increase in size for the Ford V-8’s, §

DeLuxe and Super DeLuxe, there §

are many changes in the new Fords. Engineers have taken full advantage of increased wheelbase and overall lengths to give added spaciousness. Ford engineers have

worked right up from bigger, tires

through to luxury seat cushions and new softer springs for more riding comfort. Running boards have practically disappeared from sight due to the width of the new bodies. But they are there to step off when doors are opened. In addition to both exterior and interior, beauty Ford engineers strove for improved riding comfort in all 1941 models. The new riding comfort starts with two inches longer wheelbase and a new elec-

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: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Ford, Packard and Mercury Show Innovations

1. The Ford De Luxe Coupe.

2. The Packard One-Eighty.

3. The 1941 Mercury Eight.

tricaliy-welded “X” type frame. The structure is more rigid and mounted on rubber cushions bring quieter service. 1 The springs, front and rear, with increased length, have a balanced action to eliminate any “pitching” and give an easier ride. The rear seat cushions are two inches farther ahead of the rear spring and axle, adding further to riding qualities. The four-lever type shock absorbers have a morg sensitive adjustment to match the softer acting springs. The new Fords have 12-inch hydraulic ‘brakes for quick, smooth action and long service. The emergency or parking brake is on the rear wheels and operated by a steel cable. The brake lever is under the instrument panel at the left of the driver. | There are four body types in the DeLuxe | line, six in the Super DeLuxe. There are three color choices for the DeLuxe and six in the Super DeLuxe line.

Packard—

Sensitive to beauty and allergic to style, the Packard Motor Car Co. this year presents five complete lines. From" the newly-designated OneTen Special and One-Ten DeLuxe through the One-Twenty and OneSixty and One-Eighty, Packard has re-styled to meet the demand for streamlines and harmonious color combinations. New from bumper to bumper, the 1941 Packard |exterior presents a combination of streamlines. molded fenders, recessed ‘headlights, restyled rear section, chrome-trimmed body and {fender .moldings and two-tone body! color combinations. There are many new features mechanically. They include Full mechanical refrigeration cooling system, operating on the same principle as household refrigeration. Automatic hydraulic window lift provided as standard equipment on the One-Eighty. Improved handshift mechanism,

Nazis Say Army 'Walks' on Sea

BERLIN, Sept. 27 (U. P.).—An army of “super-soldiers,” trained secretly to lead an invasion of Great Britain, has been posted along the English Channel, the North Sea and the Atlantic ready to strike when—and if—the invasion order is given, semi-official sources asserted today. The secret army, made up so far as possible of unmarried men less than 23 years old, is strengthened by a special corps of tens of thousands of marines and infantrymen trained io use ‘water skis” of cork, by means of which they can slide over the water at 5: miles an hour, the sources said. In recent days German sources have reported possession of superbombs, super-airplane. apparatus by means of which plane crews may see through clouds and: fog, super-long range cannon to fire at interior England including London from across the channel, and . a super-firing device which permits accuracy within a one to 10,000 ratio.)

PADEREWSKI IN SPAIN BARCELONA, Spain, Sept. 27 (U. P.).—Ignace Jean Paderewski, Po-

lish pianist and patriot, has arrived here from France. He hopes to celebrate his 80th birthday in the United States on Nov. 6.

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INDIANAPOLIS EXPERT

ASKS LAKE DIVERSION

CHICAGO, Sept. 27 (U. P).—C. K. Calvert, purification superintendent of the Indianapolis Water Co., today recommended increased diversion of water from Lake Michigan to the Illinois Waterway, used as a sewage disposal canal by Chicago. Mr. Calvert ‘testified before Special Master Monte M. Lehmann, New Orleans. appointed by the U. S. Supreme Court to hear Illinois’ petition to increase lake water diversion from 1500 to 5000 cubic feet per sec= ond until Jan. 1, 1943. Mr. Calvert said the use of [chlorine gave ‘only temporary |relief” from sewage nuisance and was not a substitute] for proper treatment of sewage matter. He recommended an increase of lake diversion to provide a more efficient diluting agent and elimination of sludge’ ejection into the canal. The Illinois petition is being opposed by the states of Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New| York, Ohio and Minnesota. The |states claim any Inwering of the Lake Michigan water level will endanger navigation and lower the value of shipping and lakeside property.

PENNSYLVANIA R. R. CHANGES 2 TRAINS

Several changes in Pennsylvania Railroad train schedules affecting Indianapolis were announced today. The westbound Spirit of St. Louis leaving New| York at 5:55 p. m,, eastern standard time, 10 minutes later than at present, will arrive here at 8:45 a. m., and at St. Louis effective Sunday. No change will be made in the eastern run. Additional service between Dajton

| Sunday

| Stella Brentin and Mrs. Mamie son, Satis.

land Mrs. Martha White;

* VEEDERSBURG--Millard

and Indianapolis will be provided when the Pen iIsylvania Railroad routes the American, westbound, by way of Dayton i stead of | Piqua, O. The American is to leave at 10:55 a. m., eastern standard time, and arrive in Indianapolis at 12:05 p. m., and St. Louis at 4:45 p. m.

State Deaths

ANDERSON—Mrs. Mary A. Mogre, 97. James T | Reed, 69. Survivors: Wife, Daisy: daughters, Mrs. Virgil Stiffley and Miss Hazel Reed; brother, John. "ADVANCE—Mrs. Eula Waters,! 77. Survivors: Sons, Arden, Urcil,| Glenn and Farl; daughters, Mrs. Otis| Wall, Mrs. Floyd Hurt and Mrs. Wil Baldwin; brother, Joseph. CHARLESTOWN —William Survivors: Wife, Nannie; son, CRAWFORDSVILLE—Miss. han. Survivors: Brother, Ch Mrs. Lawrence Cauley and Callahan. FOLSOMVILLE—William E.|St.| Clair, 68. Survivors: Brothers. John, James and Delphia: sisters, Mrs. Tom Scale, Mrs. Lewis Brown, Mrs. [L, 8. Tay. Mrs. Dolly Brammer and Miss Matide St. Clair. FLORA—Mrs. Ada Thompson, 86. Survivors: Sons, Millard, Charles and James: daughters, Ethel and Mildred;| brother, Chris Miller, FAIRMOUNT—Chester Vo vivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs | sell: sisters, Mrs. Freda Esther Thomas and Mrs. brother, Evérett, MARION—George G. Griffi 79. Survivors: Wife, Lena; sons. Lekter| Garnell, Ora, Ross Arlo and Cecil; daughter, Mrs. Mary Miller. Martin, Edward and George | NEW ALBANY--Jacob Graf, B2. Survivors: Son, Oscar; daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Bennett and Miss Ada| Mae Graf. OTWELL—Mrs., Maggie Teague, 66. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Hatt ass. Mrs. ampbell;

. Paris, rthur. ayme Callaarles; sisters, Miss Nan

68.

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SHELBYVILLE -- Mrs. Oliver | 81. Survivors: Husband; sons, Bertie and William; daughters, Mrs. Bertha Creek and Mis. Howard Dent; brother, urks Hemp-

SE OUR—MTrs. Elizabeth | H.| | Hehman, 18. TVOuRT Daughters, Mrs. Edna Lunte sons, Theodore, WAYNETOWN-—Ira Hibbs 3 Survivor: Brother, Alfred. WASHINGTON—William

| lark, Survivors: Four daughters.

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90. Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth; daug El Mrs.

Marie Coates; sons, Everett an ugh.

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Packard ~ Still Stresses Beauty, Avoids 1-Year ‘Style.

now inclosed within the steering column housing. Two - speed electric windshield wiper on the One-Ten and OneTwenty models. Offered again as optional equipment is Packard's overdrive, rechristened aero-drive. This unit features an electrical control system with a governor which acts to cut in or out of overdrive at a srved of approximately 21 miles an! hour. The cutout permits the use of aero-drive under practically all city driving conditions without resorting to the manually-controlled cutout. Lower floors are again the" vogue. From a mechanical standpoint, engines on the 1941 Packard editions are basically unchanged.

Mercury—

A longer, bigger, easier-riding, faster accelerating Mercury is presented. - The Mercury now has a two-inch longer wheelbase with spring base increased in proportion to 129 inches. The sedan body is roomier than before and cushion springs are used to make riding easier.

Improvements have been made to the interiors. The instrument panel is redesigned, placing all the gauges and speedometer under a single glass directly in front of the driver. There are six body styles available on the Mercury chassis. Two are new, the coupe and the Mercury station -wagon. The new Club Convertible has something new in the mechanism for raising and lowering the top. Instead of using vacuum, which requires use of engine, tops are raised by dual electric motors which operate at any time. Bodies are mounted on outriggers on the sides of the frame to support the body more rigidly and add stiffness to the frame. The 1941 Mercury has 6.50x16 tires all around, making it possible to run on a 24-pound pressure. There is a wide assortment of colors available, two of which are

SALES OFFICE HERE

The Nash-Kelvinator Sales Corp. has opened on an office here known as Nash Motors of Indiana at 528 S. Meridian St. to handle distribution of Nash cars in Illinois, Kentucky and Indiana, outside of Indianapolis. The Indianapolis district distribution will continue to be handled by Lewis & Winkler Motors Inc, 1525 N. Meridian St. Operations of Nash Motors of Indiana will be under A. C. Tiedermann, Nash regional manager. Located at the new branch will be Howard W. Kramm, manager; C. B. Canavan, assistant branch manager; Casey Seigenthaler, service manager; Don T. Cooper, parts manager and

car distributor.

HUB FOR IMPORTS NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario, Sept. 27 (U. P.).—Despite war activities and the curtailment of many ordinary trade channels, this Canadian frontier city still remains a center for plant importations from the four corners of the world. Approxi-

roots and other plants were received here last year.

Edward Mosher, office manager and

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Shaving Soap

- VICHY, Sept. 27 (U. P.).—A decree today prohibited the sale of shaving soap, shaving cream, toilet soap, and soap cream until Nov. 1. Frenchmen: must now try to keep themselves clean on amonthly ration of 1-5th of a pound of laundry soap.

MOBILE PORT GROWS MOBILE, Ala., Sept. 27 (U, P.).— A new fugboat and towing service has been established at this Alabama seaport city to specialize in timber towing on the Mobile, Alabama and Warrior rivers.

| yo __ FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1940

0. K.-AIR RATE CUT TO SOUTH AMERICA

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (U. P.). —Pan American Airways said today that the Civil Aeronautics Authority

has approved a “tourist rate” for air travel to South America that will be approximately one-third lower than regular schedules. The new rate will be inaugurated Oct. 2 on a weekly series of six special tourist “cruises” to Latin American capitals on both the east and west coasts of South America. Simultaneously the Grace Line and the American Republic's line will offer increased : travel facilities aboard their passenger ships operating to South America.

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