Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1941 — Page 9
THURSDAY, | SEPT. 2,
Motorman Dies . Following Crash |
GEORGE MCcLEAN, 55, Columbus, Inflzdnotorman on the interurban which crashed near ColumRus, Sept. 8, died today at the St. Vincent's Hospital of injuries received in the wreck. : Mr. McLean was one of six perfons injured in the accident which Qccurred when the traction car erashed head-on into an Indiana. Railroad work car two miles south 6f Columbus.
SARTORIAL ‘REVOLT’ ‘REPORTED AT ETON
“WINDSOR, Eng. (U. P.). A sartorial revolution has taken place at Eaton. The boys are to be allowed to wear a white dickey over. colorkd shirts. See revolutionary perhaps: but of- more practical importance, castoff clothes are to be worn.
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Consolidated Craft Limps Halfway Across Atlantic In Crippled Condition.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. 25 — (U. P.).—The story of how a twinmotored Consolidated Catalina flying boat: navigated half way across the Atlantic Ocean with both ailerons and one wing tip missing was recounted yesterday by - Consolidated Aircraft Corp. The "huge flying boat, similar to the- plane which aided in the sinking of the German battleship Bismarck, was on a ferry flight to England when the automatic pilot jammed, the . report received by Consolidated said. The huge plane went into a spin and the five-man crew managed to level the: ship off just above the water. They messaged the flight
-| commander of the squadron: “Both
ailerons gone.” - Other ships in the squad gave the plane up for lost, but the crew con-
9 | tinued to hold the plane in the air
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and six hours later landed safely at a base in England. ‘The story of the plane’s mishap was relayed to Consolidated by L. J. Brain of Qiantas Empire Airways, Ltd. of Sydney, Australia. When the plane went into the spin the starboard aileron broke loose and the craft seemed doomed,
{the crew said, but then the other
aileron also broke off and served to balance the ship just as it was diving towards the ocean. At 800 feet the pilot leveled off the ship. Through expert handling, the pilot andy co-pilot, working. together constantly, were able to bring the ship to its base.
- State Deaths
CULV: ER—Harley A. Frost; 61. Surviyors: ; Wife; brother, Ted; ister, Mrs. Lulu Huffer; stepdaughter; ous step ALBION—John Wicick, 20. ERSON—Albert Cain, 65. Survivors: Sister, Mrs. Sam Schroeder; brothers, erman.
Ed, Sherm IER Mrs. Kate Schick, 59. SurHusband, Jacob; brother, Samsister; Mrs. Mary Hesch. V. Pittman, three a
uel ' Fischer; GTON—Daniel
DARLING Survivors: Wife, Olive;
‘brother, sister.\
ILLE — Mum Photd woh Daughters, Mrs. Crltsen. . Rucks, Mrs. red ‘Herga Mrs.
Mumphord; half-brother, Andrew Too! Mrs. Daisy M. Steinbecker, 64. Jivors; Husband, Edward; ‘son, Earl Vik: e.
EVANSV Survivors: Mrs, FP. John Septer; sons, Riv,
FT. WAYNE—Joseph Omer Deen, 20. Survivors: Brothers, Ray, Virgil; haifbrother, Ralph Dean; sisters, Mrs. Lucille Bruner Miss Georgia Alberta Dean, Mrs. Edgar Deilki FFERSONVILLE-Jaries A, 70.
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‘Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Lucy A. Tayl
LAOTTO—James Ditman, 59. yo! Wife, Stella; sons, Lawrence, Edward, Harlan, James; daughters, Orlevea, Agatha, Pearl, Betty, Ruth; three brothers . MIDDLETOWN—Mrs. Sarah Ann Griffis, Survivor: Son, Simeon Keith Griffis. VERNON -— Mrs. Edna Hess 59. Survivors: Husban Lee; Warren; half-brothers, Edward, Conway Hess. CIE—Mrs. Kiefer Cruea, 72. Erwin, William ms
vivors: sister, Mrs.
Sons, Oliver Embree; liams.
NORTH VERNON—Willlam Ferris, 45. Rube Miller, 39. PENDLETON — John N. Caren 59. Survivors: Wife, Avis} daughters, Irens Britton, Mrs. Mable Lingenselter brother, Sami el, mbs, 83. Kate A. Stedman, 72. Survivors: Husband, James; daughters, Mrs. . ills, Mrs. Verne Conn; son, Walter; brother, Ebenezer Humrichouse. PORTLAND—Miss Mary Wallace, TOBINSPORT — hale es Esarey, Deligiiie Mrs. Rhoda Zotar, ‘Mrs. E Mrs. Marie Quinlin; brothers, Logan, So Esarey; sisters, Mrs. Rose Goldman, Mrs.
Mary Frakes. ASHINGTON — Claude Aikman, 61. Survivors: ite Katherine; mother, Mrs. Martha Jane Aikman; sons, Hndrew, yal . Oral, Jack, Robert, daughters, Mrs. Elva Spratt, Miss Btelin e Aikman; brother, Robert; sister, Mrs. Elmer Faris.
WAYNESBURG—John Cooper, 78.
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By DAVID MARSHALL
New massiveness characterizes the Chevrolet for 1942 announced today. The new Chevrolet is presented in three lines ranging from an economy model to a luxury line. As in the past, the car is presented in the Master Deluxe and Special*Deluxe series. troduced in mid-season last year in the sedan only, again is represented- by the sedan — the Sport-
Aerosedan. Though wheelbase on all models remains at 116”, stylists have made the over-all length 195%” creating a long, low, sleek looking car, A new, lower, wider, more massive grille with heavier bars increases the impression of bigness as does the blunter, deeper hood, the front splash shield and more widely spaced headlights. Greater length is achieved by the new elongated front fenders which flow back into the front doors, swinging witn the doors as they are opened. There have been only minor refinements in the engine so that the
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Three Lines Are Presented; Power Output Is Unchanged
power output remains virtually the same. Hood side panels are an integral part of the hood top and are raised- with the hood, making the engine easier to reach. Chevrolet's hydraulic brakes now carry a mechanically operated stop light switch, replacing - the former hydraulic-operated device, so that fluid leakage -cannot cause stoplight failure. The vacuum-powered shift originated by Chevrolet, and a feature for the past three years, is retained. One of the accessories developed particularly for the 1942 models is a new wheel disc painted white which creates an effect: similar to that achieved with white-sidewall tires. The 1942 lines and models are: Fleetline Series — Sportmaster Sedan and Aerosedan. Special Deluxe Series—Sport Sedan, Town Sedan, Five-Passenger Coupe, Business Coupe, “Cabriolet and Station Wagon. Master Deluxe Series—Sport Sedan, Town Sedan, Five-Passenger Coupe, Business Coupe, Coupe Pick-
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NOTRE: DAME oLUB TO FETE LAWYERS
The Indianapolis Notre Dame Club will entertain Notre Dame alumni who attend the annual
meeting of the American Bar Association here next week at a dinner
lat the Indianapolis Athletic Club ‘Wednesday.
Approximately 125 law graduates
lof Notre Dame are expected here
from all sections of the nation. Committees named by Joseph J.
Argus, Notre Dame Club president, are making arrangements. Patrick
J. Fisher is chairman ‘The com= mittees are: Special guests, Attorney General George N. Beamer, Norman E. Duke, Elmer F. Marschino and Paul N. Rowe; arrangements, Joseph P. McNamara, William H. Konop and
Walter W. Houppert; speakers, Chief | breaking
Justice Michael L. Fansler of the Indiana Supreme Court, City Controller James E. Deery, City Attorney Michael B. Reddihgton, and Capt. William H. Krieg, legal advisor to the State Selective Service Board; reception, John T. Rocap, Thomas J. Blackwell and Robert D. Malarney; reservations, Frank Noll Jr., John J. McShane, James. D, Collins and Walter Stanton.
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The ‘Tadianapoils Public Evening Schools, wkich last. year taught 3000 adults a wide variety of commercial
vocational and academic subjects,
will reopen Monday, offering more than 60 courses. Registration will begin Monday at 7:30 at Manual, Washington, / |'Technical and. Chispus Attucks high schools for a two-hour period and will continue on Wednesday and Friday nights of next week. John A. Mueller, director of special youth services for the public schools, announced that classes woud open Oct. 6. The courses are a part of the regular evening school sessions, and
are ‘open to all persons over 16 who |
are not now enrolled in a. public school. Because the schools are not financed by the School City’s budget, a fee is charged for enrollment. Vocational subjects are $4: commercial subjects, $2.50, and academic and special subject, $3. The terms this year will consist
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