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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-12
Lady Heath Present

Lady Mary Heath was in attend
ance at the show, with her Avro-
Avian biplone in which she made
her famous solo flight from Cape
town. South Africa. to London. On
the ships side are numerous in
scriuion plates given Lady Heath
by South African cities. The plane
now is owned by Amelia Earhart,
first woman to fly the Atlantic
Four italian Isotta FrasChini air
plane motors, ranging from a small
80-horse power air-cooled type to
an eighteen cylinder water-cooled
type, with three rows Of six cylin-
ders each on one Crankshaft, devel-
Oping 1,0O0-1 200 horse power. are
among the interesting accessory
displays.
They are unusually light for their
size and horse power. due to use OF
clectrOn instead of aluminium Isotta
Fraschini was the first motor fac
tory in the world to make extensive
use of electron. which is a mag
rSium alloy weighing slightly more
han half as much as aluminium.
Small models of various land and
2Uianes made by the company are
srlayed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-12
BUSINESS Places for Rent

OFFICE. 2s77 W. 10TH Remodel for ten
ant; idesi ply dentists s2E. Be 4o12
COMMUNITY GROCERY AND MEATS
Sterero0m. 522o Hrookvilie Rd: little
competition Ii. 1890, IT 5s6i,
STORAGE SPACE-i0 trucks OF passenger
cars. Meridian and Morris Dr. 1850
NEW sTOREROOM-Baker deliesfessen:
light mfg. MeCsrty. East St Wa. 5955.
NEAR 10TH & ILLTNOIs-i0is Superior.
small gauge or fepalring. $50. Hs 0les-J
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Earns for Rent

20 ACRES-Good farm land near Goth and
COLLEGE: SIS season. Or. 6425-R.
40 ACRES-Good house, barn. Cash rent
immediate nossession. HI. 1la2.
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Cottages and Resorts

TOURIST CAMP AT SHADY GROVE
viii sell or rent cheap. CUMBERLAND
GARAGE. Cumberland. Ind. or Phone 10
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-12
Houses and Flats Furnished

ILL, N. 431-Apt. 8; overstIfed, Victrola.
complete rms; spec, price: couple emp.
NEW JERSEY, N, 30I-Choice Q and
rooms and bath fully modern.
8 ROOMS-Modern: adults; So wk. Ia.
1912
PATH, E, 408-3 rms, nicely fur; newly
dec; $3.50 per week
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Business Places for Rent

1. 2. 3 AND 4-ROOM SUITES.
Furnished or unfurnished.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware.
Ii 1888. Room ITO.
rEDOr.Ar -,rt.i Z.
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Houses for Rent

BEECHER ST., 1928.
Ii. $685. 80 MISS DUDLEY.
BIRCH AVE. 829-2. 8, rooms. and ga
RACES. Marion County State Bank.
BROOKSIDE PKY., S. DIR. 2235-5-room
mod. single; garage $40. Oh. 1888.
CABLE, 2ll--3-room house; cleo, gar, new
paper, porch, pantry; sll.
ENGLISH. 1905 rms, bath: semi-mod.:
good location; SIS. DR.. $3.50.
GARFIELD DR., 2I32-4-room mod. double:
garage water paid; s35 Be. 0l99-R.
GOOD. 123-21-4-room seni-modern dou-
BILE. garage, water paid; s9250. Dr.. 4583-M
HAMILTON N. 47-Half double; rooms;
semi modern, garage. Oh. 66l7.
HARLAN 1914.
Ii. 5535. MISS DUDLEY.
tive. newly decor; trees; reas. II. 1853.
KELLY ST. e. l512-Cozy, Groom house,
light, gas; SI2. DR.. 1888
LEXINGTON. 210s-5-room modern. first
class condition: garage; SIS. Dr.. 2020-R
LOCKWOOD, 1875 rooms, completely
modern; garage; cleaned: SIS. Dr.. 1873.
MARKET, W. 1302-Nice, clean, rms;
lights. gas. semi-modern. Be. 0852.
MARKET, E, 141o--Half double; 7 rooms:
ORANGE. I846-Facing Pleasant Run blvd:
7-room serni-mod. cottage. Ii. Sass.
ORANGE 1836-Facing blvd; east half
double rooms. Information. II. 5455
PARK AVE, 922-5 rooms modern, adults
water paid; $3.50
ROACHE. 837-CoIored; 6-room double:
senli-modern. Wa. 3440.
ST. CLAIR e.. ll22-Douhle mod rms
gar, good location roomers, wa. pd. $50
TALBOT, N. 2533-Attractive 6-rm. mod
double; garage. reasonable. Ia. 54l5
18th. E. 220--6-rm. upper duplex: mod
heat, water furn.; $50. Ia. 1873.
PATH. E, 4i4-6-room modern double:
newly decorated: $50 Ii. 6295.
18th. W. 903-4-rm double: serni-mod /:
mr.. car; SIS; paved st. Ia. 40i6.
32ND.. W. ls27-Attractive; rooms. mod
ern duplex. Ha. l3l4-J.
SD, E, 6i3-6 m. away double; here's
something nice; SIS a month.
COZY-3-room cottages garage; Will paper.
prefer adults; Sl4. DR.. 6445-W.
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Situations Wanted Mole
Situations Wanted Female

afternoons and evenings. HUI. 4786,
LAUNDRY-Work at home: called for and
delivered. Reference. Ia. 1862.
CURTAINS-Of any kind Numbered; or
half day work. Ia. $780,
LAUNDRY-To bring home. or day work:
middleage white lady. Oh. 3651-R.
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PLANE SALES
AT AIR SHOW
PASS MILLION
Wichita Company DlspoSeS
Of 81 Sky Craft to
CurtiSS.
BY LOWELL Nus SHAUN
Times Aviation Editor


DETROIT, Mich. April l2.-Ex-
HIDitors in the Detroit All-Amer-
can aircraft show have announced
airplaue sales involving more than
100000.
The largest individual sale was
made by the Cessna Aircraft Com
pany. Wichita, Kan, TO the Curtiss
Tiying Service. Inc. Of Garden City,
=. I. This included eighty-seyen
four passenger and siy-passenger
Cessna cabin monOplanc5.
Universal Aviation Corporation
aT transport operators. placed
orders for eight Fokker super
ruiyersals, four Fairchilds and two
soeg mail planes. aggregaHng
100000.
Other Sales Made.
In addition, numerous smaller
tIos were announced.
j. Don Alexander. president OF
t.s@auder Aircraft Company, Colo
no Springs. Colo, announced
1'ans for establishment of four
aranch q emily plants In the
United STATES and one i'm Canada.
sites being considered are st. Louis,
seW York. -nc Chicago-D area.
South Carolina, Windsor Hamilton
and Toronto.
The Haudiey-Page automatic
wing slots on the De HaVilland
Gypsy Moth were The center of at
traction for many visitors. auto
matte slots are the invention Of
Captain Handley Page. The slot is
DESIGNED to reduce possibility Of
stalIine near the ground which
causes most accidents.
When the plane begins to STALL
suction on top of the leading edge
Of the wing opens the slot. air cur
rents arc directed over the wing
and lit is restored. so that normal
flight can be resumed with little
loss of altitude. The United States
government is reported to be equip
ping all naval aircraft with the de-
vice.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
COLUMBIA CREWS
 ARE TRIUMPHANT
Yale Is Defeated for First Time
 in Annual Meeting
Special 10 the Herald)

Derby, May 6.-Columbia is the gem not only of the ocean but Of the Hous& tonic as well, for at Sat urday's triangular regatta Coach Dick Glendon s crews swept :ha river and triumphed Tn all four races. It was the first time Yale had ever met defeat in this annual meet ing, and Ed Leaders charges carried the Columbia varsity crew bow to bow for more than three fourths of the two-mils course and were beaten out by only half length when the veterans from New York showed more reserve power in the last half mile.
 Columbia had in the boat five of the men whu carried the crew 10 victory in the great Poughkeepsie regatta last year-fi,e of the great creshman crew which won the fresh- man race in this same triangular re- 2atta two or three years agp-anI these veteran oarsmen proved just a bit for the Yale crew. although they had 10 sec new two-mile record to edge out the Blue. Pennsylvania never figured in the race. There
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

did not seem to be any trouble h the shell. but the crew did not have the power to maintain the pace. ret by the other two rivals.
 The junior varsity. freshman. and 150-pound events also went to Co., lumbis and by large margins Penn-. sylyania. again badly worsted in the first two events. managed 10 defeat Yale in the lightweight event. but all in all it was had day for the boys from the Quaker state and they appeared so exhausted that 1t looked as If they had rowed all the way Up from Philadelphia.
 It was great day for Columbia, for Glendon's crews have been xrow- ing more and more impressive each year and only the annual defeat at the hands of Yale ha. clouded its rec cent records, Now that has been dispelled, and the old freshman crew that has held together these several years seems headed for fur ther honors
 Yale, though beaten. was not dis. credited, for if pushed a record- breaking shel! all the way to the finish despite the fact that it was using a continuation 1ess than week old. The Eli oarsnlen should be able to shake off Saturdays stigma and make a name for them- selves yet this season.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
ANDRE ROUTES ID
 MEET CANz0NERl.
Billy Wallace and 'Kid' kaplan
 to Battle Friday Night

New York. May $ R-Tony Can- zoneri gets his chance for revenge on Andre Routis. French feather weight champion this week but there are circumstances that will make it practically painless for the French man even should he lose.
 Routis in Madison Square Garden last September last year. in bout with Canzoneri galloped on with the decision and incidentally with the featherweight crown.
 Their return match. set for Chi- cago's new stadium this Friday night is at catchweights, so Routis will hold on to his title even should he drop the decision or be knocked out. Some of the experts-in fact a majority of them-think Canzoneri. at 13o pounds, will be too strong for the Frenchman whose only ring ap- pearance since he won the title was losing one against Honeyboy Fin- negan in a -titular match. Can. zoneri has done his recent fighting exclusively as junior lightweight and there is some doubt whether he plans to shave down to 1cs pounds any more.
 The stadium card has two other attractive bouts. Finnegan meets Armando Santiago of Cuba in one or them and Otto Von Porat will try his right hand smashes on Jack De Mo x,o'n in in thn nfhar
 Billy Wallace. Cleveland slusser, meets Louis (l1id) kaplan, former featherweight champion, in the fea- ture ten rounder of Madison Square Gardens lightweight card on Friday Jack Berg, Of England. is paired chelle, N. Y., Negro, in another ten rounder and Luis Vicentini, Chile. meets Joey Click in still another.
 Johnny Risko, Cleveland heavy weight, makes hometown appear. anee on Tuesday against Emmet Rocco of Elwood City. Pa.
 Other bouts on the national sched- ule includes:
 Tonight-At New York. St. Eichol. as Arena, Benny Bass. Philadelphia, vs. Petey Back, Jersey City, feather weights, ten rounds; at Cincinnati. Babe Keller, Toledo. vs. Freddie Miller. Cincinnati. featherweights, 10 rounds; at Columbus, Johnny O'Keefe, Columbus. vs. Tug Phillips. Erie Pa. featherweights, ten rounds: at Wichita. kas.. Big Boy Peterson, Minneapolis, vs. Angus Snyder. Dodge City, kas.. heavyweights, ten rounds.
 Tuesday-At Boston. Big Boy I}awson. Boston, Ns. Joe Monte, Bos- ton, heavyweights ten rounds; a, Los Angeles. Seal Harris, Chicago Negro. vs. Neal Clisby. Riverside. calif.. heavyweights, ten rounds: Ed die Burnbrook. Baltimore. vs. Roy Moore. Long Beach, Calif.. 10
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
SUFF|ELD TEAM
 WINNER AT MEET
(Continued from preceding page. )

(Continued from preceding page.) CavaIlini. 9uffield; and Frieze. N. B. Height, : feet. ! in.
 100 yard dash-Kennedy. South inston 'Y", Nelson of Southinston: and Young of Auburn, A. C. Time. II and :-5 sec.
 hot-put-Files. Su6ield. 50 feet, il in: 0rimAla, New Britain. and Dalkowski, New Britain.
 Running broad jump - Rowley, suffield: Cormack, Suffield: Nelson, southinston: Buell., Plainville high. Distance, IT feet 10 in.
 e2e yard dash-Bender, Lewis high: Woodruff, Suffield: Wright, suffield and Dempsey. Suifield. Time, cs and 1.s ssc.
 sS0 yard run--Meisner, Suffield: Black. Suaisld: Della Bttta. Lewis high and Clark, New Britain. Two min. 17 and Is sec.
 Discus threw-DabkSwski, New Britain: Rsberts. 1ewie high: Grim ala, New Britain: and sersisian, New Britain. DietAsice, 131 feet, 10 in.
 40 yard relAy-6ufkield, frst; New Britain High second; Lewis High of southington, third. and sout thington 'Y", fourth. Time, S1h sec.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

ton Red Sox, 10 to 2. Ed Morris was knocked out of the box by the Tigers. McManus and Gchringer hit home runs.
 A three run rally in the ninth gave the St. Louis Cardinals their second straight last-minute victory over the New York Giants, g to [. Douthit's homer tied the score and Hafey's single drove in the winning runs.
 Dazzy Vance held the Reds to four hits and famed nine men as Brook lyn beat Cincinnati, 4 to l. Glenn Wright made his first appearance of the season at shortstop and drove in two Brooklyn runs with single and homer. He had no chances in the field.
 Burlcigh Grimes halted the Boston Braves tivc-game winning streak by leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to a [ to victory over the league lead- CTS. Three double plays and triple play helped Grimes out Of several tight places.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

rounds: at Portland, Ore, Willie,
 Feldman. New York. vs. Home. Sheridan, Los Angeles. middle weights. ten rounds: at Cleveland, Joey Goldman, Cleveland. vs. Jack Duffy. Toledo. lightweights. rounds.
 Friday-At Los Angeles. Tommy Jones. Atlanta. vs. Paul De Hate. Compton, Calif.: at San Diego. Tiny Boebuck, Kansas City. vs Leon Chevalier heavyweights. ten rounds.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
0OIFl& QATM ETEERS
3eVeDolsv oQ1Q ~ nkA soNtce v


 BY VERNE WICCKHAM
 Don't form the agGravatinS habit Of complaining and telling the locker room about the putts which should have dropped but didn't.
 Many golfers complain about bad luck on the greens. Stop and figure minute when you complete the round and you'll pro cbably remember as many putts which hopped in at the last second. Day in and day out. the butts will average them- selves. You'll find as many of them breaking to the right or left just at the right minute or running up to the edge to hover | minute before dropping n you will that stay out. Take them n they come. Most of all. keep 1t to yourself when they don't drop.
 No one is interested in the butts that don't drop-it's the ones that drop that count.
 Don't be grabbing always about butts which rim the cup.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
voN poRAT MEETS DE MAuyE;

Chicago. May (UP)-Otto Von Porat, Norwegian enigma, is expect ed to do some hashy fighting here next Friday night when he meets Jack Dc Mauve. Dutch champion. in 'en rounds. De Mauve has engaged in 64 fights since 1923 and has 19 consecutive knockouts to his credit rhe H0llander has met. among others, Jack Sharkey. Tom Heeney. Risko. Jim Malsney and Chuck Wiggins.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
TO RECEIVE TROPHIES
Members of Championship 1ndus- trial Basketball LHaspe Teams to Be Feted Tonlknt.

Champions in the men and girls Industrial leagues will be guests of the Y. M. C. A. at . banquet in the association banquet hail tonight at which time the individuals will be present with rings by the Industrial Council.
 When the annual banquet was held several weeks ago the rings were not ready to be presented. but Secretary Clarence Barnes invited the champs 10 a banquet when the rings would be ready.
 Twenty players will receive the award, 10 from the P. < F. Corbin girls team and 10 from the Corb:n Screw mems team. These 70, their manaeera. Robert Wi1cox, chairman Of the athletic committee of the Industrial Council and Y. M. C. A. officials will be present at the event.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
HOLD SPECIAL MEETING;

Cleveland. May P>-American league club owners or their repre- stntatives assembled in Cleveland tn- day for special meeting The busi- ness to be considered was not re- \taled
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Ys1tert1ay At. LouiA ,, New York [. Pittsburgh [. Boston ;. Brooklyn |. Cincinnati 1. (Other clubs not Scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Totals 34 1s a7 $ Q x-Batted for nonohue in ath
 xX-Ratted for Zitzmann in 9th
 Xx-Ran for Lucas iii gtl. Cincinnati 900 100 uun-l Brooklyn 102 oUl nuA-i Two base hits: Rssonette. Flowers Frederick. Home runs: Walker. Wright Struck out. By Vance g. by Donohue 1.
 Second hand cars aplenty in the Herald Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

0asaee JOssOetUw Boston at Cleveland. New York at Ot. Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at Detroit.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

The first bath tub in the Unit d States was built and used in Cin- cinhati in 1S4o.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

0aaass Yesasr6ay New York !, Chicago !. Philadelphia :, It. Louis .. Cleveland l, Washington .. Detroit 10, Boston !.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD

oy the United PresA
 Yesterdays hero-Rube Walberg Philadelphia southpaw. who pitched the Athletics into the American league lead with to victory over the St. Louis Browns. He held the Browns to one hit-a single by Melillo in the eighth.
 Al Lislla. Washington rookie hurl- er held the Cleveland Indians to two hits but errors by Myer and eronin helped the Indians win. to Q. Be sides scoring the winning run Bib Talk cut off Washington run by throwing Sam Rice out a the plate in the fifth.
 Home runs by Babe Ruth and Tony Lazzeri helped the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White sox, s to ]. Ruth also got two singles and T.azzeri hit a triple with the bases filled.
 Pounding three pitchers for 15 hits the Detroit Tigers beat the Bos-
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

The tenement mart is complete in
 the Herald Classified Ad columns.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
EASTERN LEAGUE 1Allses YeDQ1stlay

Hartford 2, Springfield l.
 (6 innings, rain). Providence [. Allentown, 1. (Other games postponed, rain).
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
Standing

Games T0lAy St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
 Games Yesterday Rochtster !, Jersey City B. Baltimore [, Buffalo ]. Reading Montreal, rain. (Otker clubs not acheduledD.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Games Tomorrow eprinGfied at New Haven. Bridgeport at Hartford. PittDheld 1t Allentown. Providence at Albany.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Rain halted the FAleen-New Lon. don Sub 1sAs fame ysetst4ay sfter- noon in the fourth inning. TAds Ns- ttors were leading ! tt 0 At the tins.
 Both runs were scored in the third inning. With two mon on base. 'Starhsed'' Dudnick developed . bad streak at escond and made two successive srrsra. Beth miaplays let in | run.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Games Today Hartford 1t Springfield. Bridgeport at New Haven. Albany at Pittsheld. Allentown at Providence.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
HtAAttlnx

Gantes Today Jersey City at Rochester. Newark at Toronto. Reading at Montreal. Baltimore at Buffalo.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
ttslt1tae

0anses 'l'o1ay New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Booton at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Pounding three pitchers for 15 hits the Detroit Tigers beat the Bos-
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Games Tomorrow Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

"Why should change::" says the average smoker, when someone suggests another cigarette.
 "l'm used to my brand .. and it's a good smoke"
 Ofcoarst It's good. Not even Old Man Habit can hold a smoker to poor smoke. But being used to an old thing often keeps a man from ettinsacquainted with a better one. That's the reason for these "con. cealed name" cigarette tests now going on all over the country. To give a man chance to find out, on the level, which cigarette his taste really does like best.
 Look what happened at the Mt. Glare shops of the B & o in Ball. timore, the other day. Most of the fellows there had been smoking that old favorite (et's call 1t Brand Y) for years. But when Chairman of Machinists, James E. Poulton, handed cut the four leading ci6- atettes with paper masks" over the names, 57 out of ll5 picked OLD GOLD as the best cigarette. H was c vaikawey for OLD COLDsl That only proves," said a chief mechanic, "that fellow misses . lot if he gets too set in his ways."
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
ATHLETICS AGAIN IN FIRST PLACE

(Continued from preceding page.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Mickey" Noonan displayed his old time AtuR. He battered out clean hit, blocked off . run at home plate in biz league style ana nipped ruh- ner attempting to steal third.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Lofty HAbsr was on the mound for the lecAls and pitched eood ball although he va inclined to be wild. He all0teA three hits in four innings while the opposing twsrler. Wil- loughby, kavs tho Falcsna two.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Every once In | while. some can- didate for the ''meanest man in the world" appears. Yesterday afterhson a property owner acfebA from 0t. Mary's field made | ble bid for this Questionable" honor.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

"Charlie" Miller, former baseball and basketball star, and for years coach Of the Pirates, has taken over the reina of the New Britain Ma chine Shop nine in the Industrial league.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Tho Percival avenue diamond has been scraped and put in fine playing condition. Hsstsfday's workout will be the hnal one before the season opens.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Among those out for the team were Al Huband. Scrimihter. Mike Mikan. Scoop Riley. DeVito. Joe Jas per. Tom Barry. Nick Gill. Paul Shy der. Jim and Joe Mccormick. Joe Kane. J. and F. Malone, Masnder and others.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

Although trailing up until the storm broke. the Falcons appeared better than their opponents. They were hitting the ball hard and were just beginning ts solve the curves of Wtlloushby when the battle ehd-
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