Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1947 — Page 9

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FRIDAY, AUG. 29, 1947 Hot Piots Seek Air Race Post 20 Will Attempt Qualifications Today

Some of the nation’s hottest pilots who have been sitting around waiting to see how fast their opponents could fly will have to quit stalling today to qualify for the $40,000 Labor day Thompson trophy race,

J must be completed by 5 p. m. (Ini dianspalis time) today. Twenty pilots still have to put their souped-

the weatherman said part of the day would probabiy be ruined by A rain. : Ten pilots have completed their

trial runs. Some of the others have been delayed by plane troubles. But most of them have been trying to outwait the others, stalling to see how fast they would need to fly around the 15-mile course to be one of the 12 selected for the world's premier pylon contest. No one wants to show how fast he can fly until the chips are down.

. Flies 390 MPH Among those who had no worries about their chances fo» the Thompson, which will elimax the annual national air races, was Paul Penrose of North Hollywood, Cal. Mr. Penrose, a Western Airlines pilot, | breezed around the course at 300.948 miles per hour in a P-51 Mustang for the fastest time to] date. | Some 250000 fans are expected) for the three-day air carnival. | The races start Saturday when 13 contenders take off from Van| Nuys, Cal, in the Bendix derby| and arrive here in the afternoon. |

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Concert at Fair |

Jordan Music Conservatory will present its 323d weekly broadcast |

studio at the Women’s building at!

3 Mae Engle, conservatory teacher of |

piano; Farrell Scott, tenor and " , . {pitched battle with “hidden and voice teacher; Dorothy Scott, ac- hogtile guerrilla groups,” the navy

companist; Gloria Harvey, harp

student; Don Mills, trumpet student, phe incident occurred yesterday and Miss Patty Joy, piano student. while the small landing party was Walter D. Hickman will be g¢tempting to make “friendly contact” with the Chinese on the Shan-

commentator,

WB tighway Board

State highway commission has, let the first two bids on county

aid for secondary roads program. John R. Gates, Ft. Wayne, was awarded one of the contracts for,

over Duck creek two miles north

surfacing of one and one-half miles of Vermillion county road north of Rileysburg to Ind. 34.

federal government.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 29 (U. PO.— HB

MANY HOSPITALS have in. respiratory infection under ordinary : ' NO OBLIGATION ’ . . stalled ultraviolet lights in operat- conditions, even though germs were a 2 ) SEEKS TO BETTER MARK—This. Bell P-39 Airacobre, owned |ing rooms, so that the air is ex- still spread during severe epidemics. a" ; ' NAME ' ianapoiis business man, will attempt to repeat its last posed to radiation effects during] Properly installed air conditioning ; EPP EPPTIT ETL by an Indianapoiis busi he Th P ¥ he N the operation, thus minimizing in. units remove. germ-laden air and ITCHEN CABINETS, INC. ! ADDRESS ' year's performance, when it won the Thompson trophy at the Na- fr Th alr. Outs Rs i i He Hs °l 47 S. Illinois RI. 5827 tional Air Races al Cleveland. Piloted by Jay Demming (second | Only those germs floating free in air contains so few sdisease germs | . . a TI

from left), Niagara Falls, N. Y., the Allison-powered plane qualified Tuasday at 386 m. p. h. This mark was exceeded only by Paul Pen- ’ are concentrated near the comes in with it tay pick in

rose, North Hollywood, Cal., Stewart, president of Stewart Motors Sales, Inc., bought the Airacobra recenfly from Alvin (Tex) Johnston, Bell Aircraft Corp. chief test pilot, who won the Thompson trophy race, main event of the air races, last year. Shown with Mr, Demming are (left to right) Pierce Lake, Kais-er-Frazer distributor at Cleveland, T. C. Copperstein and B. F. Troutman, K.F dealers at Cleveland.

:emee——ro. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES The Doctor Says—

Study Shows How fo Reduce Airborn ow Carriers

By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, M. D. | If the light was strong enough to gpd! AIR DROPLETS of mucous, destroy all bacteria, the patient, germs and viruses have been recog- surgeon and assistant would be nized as disease spreaders for over|burned. Ultraviolet installations in 50 years. Efforts to destroy these hospijals and school rooms, there-| droplets received added attention fore, 'will reduce, but not eliminate, during world war II. air-borne infections.” A study on the attempts to dis-| Efforts to disinfect ‘the air In {infect the air in operating rooms, surgical operating rooms by the use | newborn nurseries and, wards found of carbolic acid spray goes back to |that nq, single method is entirely the time of Lord Lister, the father suocessful, {of antiseptic surgery. A combinfition of ultraviolet bar 2." @ riers, chemical disinfection and ac-| DUST, WHICH gets into the air tive mgchanical ventilation seems to from sweeping, dusting and bed | offer the greatest chance for future making, is a possible disease spreadsuccess. ler, Oiling the floors and bedding . ® » lin army barracks resulted .in less

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| 323d Jordan Reveal Navy Clash With Chinese Reds

at 1:45 tomorrow from the WIRE| SHANGHAI Aug. 20 (U. P.).—An

larmed U. 8. navy landing party a the state fair. lwhich went ashore in Chinese Com- } The broadcast will feature MISS | unist territory in search of a

downed fighter pilot engaged in

disclosed today.

tung promontory at Goose Point,

The U. 8. forces»suffered no casualties, the navy said, and “there is no knowledge as to injuries sus-

tained by the hostile guerrillas.”

The landing party withdrew to

Awards Contracts me vei vu vine

wreckage.

projects approved under the federal Ginger Rogers’ Mother

To Debate Communism

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 20 (U. P).—| a bid of $49,665.55. The contract Nine of 10 movie personalities who| calls for two steel truss bridges— have strongly denounced Hollywood | one over Flat Rock creek two miles communism refused today to debate south of Moreland and the other existernd of 8 “Communist threat in Hollywood.” of Greensboro. | The 10th, Mrs, Lels Rogers, The other contract was awarded mother of Ginger Rogers, agreed to the Bituminous Materials Co. take the affirmative on ABC radio Inc, Terre Haute, on a bid of network's Sept. 2 Town Meeting of $16,071.90. Contract calls for re- the Air program. State Senator Jack

Tenney will appear with her.

The others were Hedda Hopper, |Howard Emmett Rogers, Edward ArHalf of each county project under nold, Ronald Reagan, Robert Taythe aid program is financed by the lor, Barbara Stanwyck, Sam Wood,

Pat O'Brien and Adolphe Menjou.

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