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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-05
Flights Projected

From Flint. Mich, TO Hungary;
nonstop; pilots, Alexander Magyar
and George Endreesz; plane, Lock-
heed Sirius; will refuel IN air over
Newfoundland.
From Richmond. Va, to Paris;
nonstop; pilot. George Hutchinson;
plane, Lockheed-S Sirius.
From Germany to the United
States: pilot, Lieutenant G. H.
Schilheuer; plane, twelve-motoreo
Dornier seaplane.
From New York to Moscow; pilot,
Lewis A. Yancy, who once has
spanned the Atlantic; plane, IN
known.
From United States to some point
in Europe; pilot, Roger O. Williams;
nonstop; plane, unknown.
Costes Maps Hop
From United States to Great
Britain: Captain c. S. Wynne-Ey-
ton; nonstop; plane unknown.
From France to United States;
pilot, Diodonne Coster; nonstop;
plane unknown.
From Tacoma to Toxic; pilot
Harold Bromley; plans pending and
yet indefinite.
In addition to these it is under
stood Colonel Rogerto Fierro, who
recently established a nonstop rec
ord from New York to Mexico, is
planning some kind of ocean flight.
Also, it is reported a mysterious
Englishman will take a Lockheed
Sirius shortly for a western flight
from London to New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-05
Linden Women Plan Flower Show

BIZ Times Special
LINDEN, Ind, Aug. "a flower
show will be held here Saturday by
the Linden Women'S Club. Roy B.
Hull, Purdue university, will act as
Judge, and talk on flowers and their
arrangement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-05
Get Application Blanks

Application blanks for aviation
companies wishing to bid on the
proposed air mail route from New
York to Los Angeles. by way Of In
dianapolis. have been received by
Postmaster F1cbert H. Bryson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-05
OCEAN FLIGHTS
ARE MAPPED BY
MANY AVIATORS
Numerous Assaults on Sea
Mark Set by Indy in
View for Year.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5. - Be-
lieving that the development Of
fast planes during the last few
years may enable them to excel the
transatlantic record Of Charles A.
Lindbergh, numerous fiers are con-
sidering flights to Europe, or be-
yond. late this summer.
Meanwhile, unconfrmed rumors
are aioat in aviation circles that
the famous flying colonel" may
attempt to excel his own previous
record OF thirty-three and one-half
hours between New York and Paris.
Only one girl. Edna May Cooper,
one time movie actress, is among
he fiers. She plans to use Ryan
noplane similar to that flown by
adbergh on his New York-to-
arts hop.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-05
WAR SERVED AS
BOON TO MANY
FRENCH CITIES
New Buildings Erected in
Nord District; Money
More Plentiful.

Editors f1cte-This is the second Of q
series Of articles on the war-devastated.
regions of France.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Lon Clancy Has Returnedfo Dust

Lon Clancy IS TO more. lie was AZ, he was born
under western skies. he was self-educated. He never
permitted the world to peer into his inner life. He
kept his own counsels and made his own friends
He was the greatest character actor that the silver
screen has ever known. He was without a peer in
the roles which made him not only famous but
wealthy. He was a genius outstanding at all times
when fame came 10 him in the world Of movies.
He had a wife who is now widowed. They lived in
was at his bedside. She never deserted her proper
place until death closed the eyes Of the man she
loved. They were pals as well as partners. They
were together in poverty and they were together
when wealth came. There were no scandals in the
lives Of either. They were hard students. They
were hard workers. They we're simple livers. They
scorned ~vulgarity in living and ~vulgarity off or on the
stage.
A genius and an eccentric genius was Lon CLANCY
this idol 81 the movie world and the millions who
patronized it. He was a ~sapstick artist in his earlier
years. This before fame or fortune came. IN the
roles which made him great he has never had a
rival in the screen world or the speaking stage.
His summons came in August. He had just fin
ished work on his initial talking picture. The Unholy
Three" he passed out in August and it is safe 70
predict that The Unholy Three" in box office re-
ceipts will swell the Golfers OF the producers and in
crease the value Of the estate Of the wonderful genius
who created ii.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Verdict of a Washington
Newspaper

Washington is the capital Of the nation. and
Washingtonians. regardless Of political utilization,
read the Texas verdict. All this brought a lively
comment from the Post Of that city. Texas is tired
Of amusing the country with political nonsense. It
has highways to build and industrial and agricul-
tural problems to solve"
All American commemorative have highways TO
build and industrial and economic problems TO solve.
There is a time for all things, even for political non
sense. but the big thing is for Americans regardless
of political affiliation, to get down to hard work and
real business and rid themselves of their mental de-
preston malaoy. II in doubt adopt Henry Fords
favOrite maxim, The Farther Back You Go. the
Farther You Can See Ahead Those who know the
past and look to the future realize that the worst
never happens" They know that it is possible to
kick aside the barriers, pierce the clouds and win
the warmth Of the rising sun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Expert Yachting Stuff

The E~ntermoe-beg pardon-the Weetaprise-no,
that can't be right-the Enterprise has been chosen
as the boat to defend the cup in the international
yacht race.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

Question Mark. piloted by Coste
ana Bellonte, landed in New York
after a nonstop transatlantic flight.
And now we add the second ques-
ton mark . will the Hearst chain
Of newspapers play up" the story
Of the Frenchman's achievement?
Answer-yes.
Fashion Note
The Associated Press reports as
follows.
Some men are giving attention
to shaping the eyebrows. while
some types give a heavy busting of
powder to the sideburns to simulate
the distinction of hair turning
slightly gray az the temples"
We might 20 a step farther and
offer additional advice to these
same men.
We suggest they try arsenic.
RoIIo the Rodent
hello
a friend Of mine informed me
that / could find a succulent
cheese on the back porch of a
house Oh washington street
] asked him the number OF the
house
to aid me in finding it he said it
vas
number 1895 with this information
under
my belt i started out but try as /
might
! could find no number 1896 fin
ally !
asked a brother rodent where it
was
he laughed and pointed across
the street
to a house that had two numbers
one on the
door and a second on the porch
you must be
wrong ! said one number Is 1890
and the other
is 1902 where do you get 1896 out
Of that
well he answered you will find
houses numbered
very queerly IN brownsville and
that n is just
a sample you take both numbers
anc add. them
then you divide BY two and you
have it |
tried it out and sure enough it
worked 1890.
plus 1902 equals 1892 and this di-
vided by two
is 1895 / found my cheese on the
back porch
but / contend that this is a heck
Of q way to
number houses in any town.
rollo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

you don't need to know him: he's
a good egg. and In you let him
know you're q friend or mine he'll
see you. I'm not" he FASTENED 20
add. going TO suggest anything
that won't square with that funny
conscience OF yours; but if you put
this over-do you know In your
mind just about what changes you're
going 10 make?"
Just about-thanks to you"
swell. forget that part or ~.
Now. here's what you do" and Cal
lier. gesturing earnestly with his
hand. began to unfold his plan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
7M Man STEM
BY J. r.

Along Elizabeth Sailors, Beware. Tropical Storm In offing
.-.. On How to Increase the Imports Two Question Marks
I'M. Fashion Note for Men RolIo the Rodent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
RFGIN HERE ID

Dan RCflMer a SCeIdTl NTltct
in Hollywood and formerly a New
York newspaper man, Is in love
with Anne Winter, who. beginning
IS an extra. has progressed rapidly
and Is now under contract 70 one
oi the largest studios.
Dan. who formerly was under
contract himself, now is free
.ancing, largely because OF his in
alility to get along with a studio
executive. whose methods irritate
and disgust the sensitive and stub
born Rorimer. Paul Collier. who
writes a daily movie column for ?
strinv or papers. shares Dams
apartment with him. Collier has
great faith in Dams ability, despite
Dams apparent failure TO get along
as a free lance. Dan has become
respondent owe this. and ove
what he considers his rather hope
less regard for Anne Winter.
Anne lives with two other girls.
Mona Morrison and Eva Harley.
Mona and Eva are extras. but Mona
works only occasionally and Eva
t~t rarely. She is bitter over this.
and ever a rather tragic love *
perianre.
While In New York Rorimer had
written a play for the legitimate
stage. His AGENT thought very
highly ar 1t and kept 1t for months,
trying 10 sell II to various pro-
ducers. But 1t comes back to Dan
one dav, at a time when he +
disappointed becaIse Of the reiec-
ton Of his latest screen story.
Collier Is curious about the plav.
He BEGINS TO read 1t and he is
~enthralled by IL. He tells Dan that
ne is foolish to worry about what
the studios think Of his stuff when
ne ran write like that.
Now ca on with The Story
CHAPTER xxx
Anne insisted that Dan bring his
plav over and read IL 10 her. Paul
Collier Rad seen her the following
dav at Grand United. had told her
about II. and Anne had never seen
him 50 enthussd.
Its a play about a %gan~ster and
bis girl. and it's got 2 wallop IN !.
that"-Paul drew a deeD breath
we'll it's a knockout. Anne: inst 4
Knockout But YOU know Dan.
he added.
Anne nodded yes. I know him
The plav wouldn't have come bach
III M had been 4 rn7d one"
That's Dan. r tel YOU. it's get
ing terrible 70 live with that y
= naver saw 2 man IN my life who
"nuld put 50 mu~h into p thing ar-7
hen sour On it 80 cuicklv. You
'vn0w what the trouble with Dan
50"
He doesn't have enough faith in
Ni~rself, for enc thing. Isn't that
Paul said. eyes. and he's bull
headed" and Anne smiled. remem-
bering something zizvv Young had
written 70 Dan about herself.
II mean" Paul explained. "that
Won can't arolie with him. Just ba-
cause his ideas haven't set Holly
wood on fire, he thinks he's a flon
Hes cot a LOT or stuff. but it's hi~
own. and it's a little different from
what the studios have been used
In It's too bad there wasn't any,
body with any Imagination over AZ
Continental when Dan was there
~ might have been sitting pretty
i i FCdn't been for Adamson."
81 Dan stuck the play In his
nccket that evening and went over
to the bungalow.
Mona and Eva have gone TO the
heater Anne informed him. and
a. Dams INQUIRY she said that Eva
seemed 20 be herself once more and
things were pretty much as usual
again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

dos waiting for a chance to sign
you ur-
I've cot en- idea" he continued.
IT'S probably been worked before,
but everything's been tried at least
once in Hollywood, SO IL doesn't
raEa much difference
We'll. let's Lave it."
Paul lay back in his chair and
draped one Of his long legs over its
arm. He said. do you know Phil
Iips owe at Grant United2"
Dan said he did not. Who is
he2p
HISS the scenario chief. Well.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Canada Hits American Tariff
Legislation

And now the Canadian minister Of national revenue
has declared against dumping Of certain American
fruits and vegetables in Canada He announced a
set Of values for duty Of certain produce imported
from the United States. And the values. or tariffs
named are to remain in force until otherwise or
dered." A tariff IS a two-edged sword. It cuts both
ways. II you refuse to buy from a people it is i'm
possible to sell them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
The Once Over
THE SUMMER IN RETROSPECT

right. 1880. BY The Associated Newspapers
Looking backward it appears
Summer equalled other years,
Save for fewer Coast Guard shots
Fired at our private yachts,
And a dropping off Of women
Going in for channel swimmin';
Necking was a bit informal
All in ell the year was normal.
Yachts were built to keep a cup,
And some motbrboats blew up;
Everybody in the west
Tried an endurance test:
For a show with scant apparel
Gendarmes pinched Producer Carroll;
Flagpole Kelly-more's the pity!
Sat atop Atlantic City;
DR.. Cook got out Of jail;
Wanamaker caught a whale.
Gandhi made salt at the shore.
China had the same old war,
Trouble rules on all the bourses.
Everywhere grew Tom Thumb courses.
Schmelling licked Jack Sharkey Cmaybe)
And the Lindberghs had a baby;
Brooklyn led the league, but tarried,
Smoot, the Senator. got married;
Bobby Jones ruled on the links.
Lots Of folks got poisoned drinks;
Hawks took off in Frisco-scati-
Reached New York in nothing flat;
Edison he pulled a test.
Gunner ruled the middle west.
Ford gave out an interview
Saving nothing that was new:
Hoover entertained his brother.
Aimee smacked her poor old mother;
Masefield. who once tended bar.
Was ordained a royal star;
Jimmy Walker on a yacht
Brought the navy to the spot;
Sixteen hundred pretty nurss
Were all named Miss Universes:
In New Jersy Morrow Dwight
Won without much of a fight;
Calvin Coolidge. sombre, solemn,
Got a job to write a column;
Carol took the throne: his mate
Gave to him the well known gate,
Gotham had a lot or scandal
For the jury grand to handle
And some people seemed 10 fear
Filling Mr.. Tuttles ear;
Mary Lewis figured she
Wanted TO be husband-free:
Gibbons Floyd upon the air
Made himself a millionaire;
Al the farms got hot and dry.
Mrs. Lindbregh learned TO fly;
At the seaside folks got goofish
Living on steamed clans and bluefish;
Beach life was the same old stuff
Get EN- young and treat EN- rough;
Gallant Fox despite Earl Sande
Proved q bust to James (Jiml Dandy;
Old ASbury Park. YOU know.
Held its same old baby show
And Chicago spent the season
Shooting adults without reason;
On all highways motor buses
Brought forth epithets and cusses;
Hot dog as q choice CONNECTION
Were the tourists chief selection:
All in all. though not a hummer.
1t wa quite a normal summer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

Along Elizabeth
Edgar McDavitt :. manager OF
the Dittman theatre -. announcing
TO friends that he IS installing talk
ing picture equipment some time
this month Robert Northrop y.
station KWWG announcer clear
ing his throat and then talking
". Nap Fernandez N. pill pusher AT
Cisneros No. 2 going home to
dinner or should we say lunch?
the midday meal. anyway John
Hill Of the Merchants National
bank local boy makes good" w.
w. NJ. Hunter deputy tax c0llec-
tor j. telling how many license
plates have been sold this year Il.
and there have been plenty ....
William Neale customs collector
7. Dragging about the imports for
August which totaled q million
ana a hall dollars. not pesos
Tom Stevenson motor m1gul VIII.
out for an airing IN q new Chevro-
let .
Sailor, Beware
None but a born pesslmist would
begin worrying about q storm a
couple Of thousand miles away.
Denying all charges of being a
pessimist. we can't help but start
wondering where the closest cellar
Is that tropical disturbance "of
hurricane intensity" heading in this
direction is nothing 10 be ignored
If IL keeps on at its present rate
OF speed and direction.
Storm warnings and cautions have
been broadcasted among sailors and
aviatOrs.
We are neither a sailor nor an
aviator. but that has nothing TO do
with our cellar. We're still look
ing for one. And as classified adver-
tisements cost money, We are in
serting one in the Main Stem.
Wanted - One first class cellar.
Stocked with food and water. Guar
anteed hurrlcane-prOCf.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

William Randolph Hearst. Amer
ican newspaper mogul, was kicked
out OF France.
The next day. 10000 americans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

Imports III August totaled $685.
422. However. If duty could be col
lerted on the alcoholic beverages
iabibed In MatamorOs ard then
brought to Brownsville via the sto-
mach route it would be found that
the imports totaled around s5,000.-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

Hollywood has produced a motion picture about
the life Of Lincoln and the amazing thing is that the
producers have simply called it Lincoln
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

AS a follower Of the Ladies Air Derby, Emor,
Kluck wants to know if an aviatrix ever takes Of
b. parachute without first p~owdering her nose?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

The selection was made at the end Of six raceless
days during which weather conditions Elade further
trial races impossible. This leads TO the conclusion
the Enterprise was selected because she parked better
than the others.
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