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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16
VETERANS GROUPS
TO INSTALL HEADS
HooSier Post, Auxiliary to
Hold Rites Monday.

Hoosier Post and Auxiliary, 264.
Veterans of Foreign Wars. are to
hold joint installation of officers in
the post hall, 143 E. Ohio-st, Tues
day at 8.
Past Department Commander
Charles R. Michaels is to off1ciate.
Post officers to be installed: Otis
Bohemian, commander; Oscar Bak-
er, senior vice commander: Arthur
r. Taught; Harold Franklin, quar-
termaster: Guy Thompson. chap
lain; Earl S. Paswaiter, officer of
the day. Philip Bohnert and Byron
Stewart. trustees; Mr. Rokerman,
Mr.. Stewart, Ira Gray, Mr.. Taught,
Clinton Hart and Mr.. Franklin. dele
gates TO the Marion County council.
Auxiliary officers: Letricia Ford,
president; Lena Hart, senior vice
president; Margaret Thompson,
junior vice president; Eileen Nc
Donald. chaplain Emma Paswaiter,
conductreSs; Lucy Ringler, guard:
Caroline Cook. treasurer: Hazel
Taught, Anna Conner and Mabel
Null trustees.
A musical program is to be given
and refreshments served
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2 Cards of Thanks

LOCKRIDGE-Dora Bell in memory Of
my dear mother who died November II.
1894. Gone but not forgotten. MYRTLE
PARKER
WE WISH to extend our sincere thanks 10
our friends and neighborS for their kind
ing the illness and death Of our beloved
mother. Katherine Reid. Also want 20
thank the Revs. BoSler, Sahm and DAVIS
Of ST. Johns Church; Joe J, Speaks;
service JOHN AND WILLIAM REID.
LANGENBACHER-W wish to extend to
our many friends and neighborS
our sincere thanks for their kind
ness and sympathy during the illness
and death of our beloved sister and
aunt. Mary Langenbacher. Especially
do we wish, to thank the, Rev; Father
Holy Angels School. Altar Society of
Holy Angels Church and pail bearers.
Also l.. S. Ayres & Co. alteration d.
partment. the Good Samaritan Club. the
offerings and Feeney and Feeney under
takers for their kind and efficient Serv-
ice. MR.. AND MRS BERT LANGEN-
BACHER AND CHILDREN.
STORM-In loving remembrance of our
dear sister Mollie Quinn Storm. who
departed Nov. II. 1916.
l view the old perspective
The woodland and the Ian.
The flowers that in the springtime bloom
The sunshine and the rain
sense the meadows sweetness.
Where the clover blossoms blow.
Where often. OH how often
We wandered long ago
Ana the skies were blue above US and
-, our hearts were blythe and CAV
we we're dreaming of tomorrow and
not Of Yesterday
ELIZABETH AND JULIA
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A French inventor has constructed
a model of a machine which he says
Will halt enemy air raids by Saturat-
ing the atmosphere with finely pow
dered pitch, clogging the aircraft
motors.
The average fare rate at the end
of the first six months of the present
year for domestic air lines, was 80
cents a mile
AT the end of the first half of
1885, y companies operating on do
nestle routes, and four Offering serv-
ice to foreign nations, were operat-
ing asa planes.
A fantastic new plane built in
Russia and designed for advertising
purposes has a nose shaped like
that of crocodile, with Jaws and
teeth painted in to further the like
ness.
A huge clock being built for a
South Africa airport will enable air.
men flying as high as 5000 feet to
read the time with ease.
A fiaShlight photo Of the San
Diego exposition grounds taken late
in the evening was made recently
by Army fliers from an altitude of
1900 feet, and showed clearly such
small details as pedestrians and
moving automobiles.
A speed of 265 miles an hour is
claimed for a new fighting plane
of the United States Navy equipped
with new type of motor and hav-
ing double the usual number of
cylinders. arranged tandem-style in
two circular rows.
Engineers at Akron, O., are at
tempting to solve mooring prob
lens of lighter-than-air craft by
using motorless blimp con-
structed from discarded parts of
other airShipS.
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SCRIPPS TOWARD BABY ROC (nOooR) IOY WHEELS I!

Note that the frame is round and
is 1854 inches at the center and
tapers down to 1872 round at the
tips. After the frame is dry, ce-
ment to ribs in place. Bend the
wing clips as illustrated from No
016 music wire. Cover each half
with microfilm or superfine tissue
and then form the dihedral angle
of two inches.
MOTOR
The motor consists of two loops
of 3-64-inch rubber.
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Births
Bows


Frank. Perry Holt. 1851 coIunohis
Nathan, Marie Stewart, 1926 Laurel
Jessie Anna Cantor, 1912 Beecher.
raymond: Mamie Calvin. 1912 Prospect
NARROW, Hazel Tomey, 1872 w. McCartv
Thomas. Evelyn Parker, 27ol Ethel
Frank, Sarah Connolly. 712 N Alabama
HiluS, Dorothy Money. St. Vincent's.
William. Cecilia Raters. st. Vincent;s
Edward. Mary Porten, st. vincent's
Robert. Helen Williams. Methodist.
Ear. Dorothy McMullen. Methodist.
Kenneth, Leah Kennedy. Methodist
Victor, Edith Beck. Methodist
Girls
Robert, Mary Bowman, io45 Maple.
Ralph, Lola Gray. St. Vincent's
Joseph, Margaret Finn. st. vincents.
Warren. Lillian Hunt. St vincent's.
John. Eileen Kelly. St. Vincents.
Herbert. Ada Erohliger. 1882 E. Tabor.
William, Mary Howe, 3ll5 jackson.
Edwin, Pauline Strong. Methodist.
Harry. Catherine Rogers. Methodist.
Thomas, Alberta Denny, 2ilI Lsngley.
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AIRCRAFT EXPOSITION
COMMITTEE is NAMED
Engler Heads Group Arranging
Show for Dec. I.

Snow for Dec. l.
Members of the general arrange
ments committee for the Times
Model Aircraft Exposition at Tom
linson Hall. Dec. 7, were an
nounced today.
Committee chairman is William B.
Engler of The Indianapolis Times,
who will supervise preparatory de-
tails of the big show. He is busy
now arranging for the many model
exhibits and planning a decoration
scheme for the downtown hail.
Selected today to assist in max
ing ready for the indoor aerial at
traction are the following Junior
Aviator club directors: HerScael
Knight, Times Squadron Command
er and Brookside director: Harry
Meyers, EN- Roe's; John Clemens,
Charles Mayors; Roscoe Judd,
Rhodius Park; Harold Stoffer, Gar
field Park, Warren Workman, Rock
Lynn and Cecil Flynn, Sportsman
Store.
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IN D Elk

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FLORISTS
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IN MEMORIAMS
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Indiana polls Times. Saturday. Nov. 16. 1895.
DUNPHY. MICHAEL-BeIoved husband Of
Lena and father of Helen departed this
life Friday. Funeral Monday Nov. IS
at the residence. 1928 Stuart-st $50
a. m. at St. Frances De Sales Church
10 a. m. Burial Cincinnati o. Friends
inyited+ Funeral under direction of
HEIDER. MISS FRIEDA f. = Beloved
daughter of Oscar Heider and sister of
Marie Pettiiohn, passed away at 7:3O
Friday evening. Funeral services at the
FLANNER 81 BUCHANAN MORTUARY
Monday. 100. Friends invited Burial
Crown Hill. Friends may call at the
mortuary any time.
KUHN: WILLIAM F.-Husband of Anna
Walden Kuhn and father of Walter w
passed away Saturday morning Services
at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORT
OARY Monday. IL a. m. Friends in
viteo Burial Crown Hill. Friends may
call at the mortuary any time
SMITH GEORGIA MATTINGLY-Be Beloved
mother of Mrs. Marie Hawkins Mrs Nell
he Foley. Mrs. Emma Johnson Ward
richard and Patrick Mattinglv. departed
Nov. 10. at MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL,
home. 2530 Station-st. $50 a. m PIT St
Francis De Sales Church Q a. m. Burial
HOLY Cross. Friends invited
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High ageold routes China flying clipper
will roaring through
mel between the world and the old to sgnaze
Overnight Manila
will be landed China would
the United rail
The the four development behind this bold
neerin thrilling building the
tai railway.
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HANGAR GANG
is SPONSOR OF
NOVEL CONTEST
Aerial Target Practice to
Feature Last Outdoor
Model Event.

Members Of the Charles Mayors
Hangar Gang Club under the direc-
ton OF John Clemens and Robert
Shank today are making arrange
ments for what will probably be the
last outdoor model flying contest of
the year. It is to be held at the
Hoosler Airport, Sunday, Nov "a.
The contest will feature a unique
event to be known as balloon bust
ing An ordinary toy balloon is
moored about 20 feet above the
ground Models are fitted with long
pins projecting from the wings and
the nose.
BY launching the planes from the
ground the contestant attempts to
break the balloon. That it will take
a carefully constructed we'll bal
anccd craft and no end of flying
skill to be at all successful, almost
goes without saying.
Clemens said that more interest
has already been shown in antici-
patton of this event than has ever
been manifested for any local inter-
wing flying contest.
Obviously it is no event for novice
flierS, in fact veteran junior aviators
foreSee an unusually thorough test
Of their skill.
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NOTICE TO JUNIOR AVIATORS

The following the in the model contest to be Judged
the afternoon OF The Times Model Aircraft Exposition Dec T.
l-Scale model:
a) 10 to II years. (b 10 to IS c II to q
Models OF freak planes shown The TmeS36-inch limit;
ca 10 to II CD 10 to Is years; II to 81
3-Individual
la 10 to Is years; 81
4--Best al-around club exhibit
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CANCELLATIONS AND
CORRECTIONS

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ing errors must be telephoned to The
Times between the hours of A. M.
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following day,
Notice Of typographical errors must
be given in time for correction before
the second insertion as We are only
responsible for one incorrect insertion.
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ASSEMBLY
1ded Youths Of America

ASSEMBLY
Attach the wing to the motor
stick by the wing clips about four
inches from the nose.
FLYING
Test the model first with trial
glide to determine the correct To-
cation of the wing and the adjust
ment of the tail unit After it is
satisfactory, wind the model about
20 turns for a test flight. Then
wind it to it's maximum and launch.
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GOV. OLSON TO SEEK
u. S. SENATOR SEAT
Minnesota Executive Predicts New
Party by 1910.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Gov. Floyd
B. Olson of Minnesota predicted to-
day at the beginning of a five-week
speaking tour that labor and farm
erS will back an anti-capitalistic
third party in 1940.
He announced simultaneously that
he himself would quit the guber-
material office he has won three
times at the head of his powerful
Farmer-Labor party and seek the
seat of the blind Senator Thomas
D. Schall next year
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A new French dirigible can be
Unanswered vertically like hell
copter with the aid of four bladed
propeller mounted beneath the
gondola.
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<xuAv~ With MAJ. AL WILLIAMS
Q Service
| - ]
Chic; Of Air Service

airman with his valuable load Of
passengers and costly craft.
QUESTION-What is the tacho-
meter on an airplane instrument
board?
This is an instrument which indi-
Gates on a dial the number of revo-
lutions per minute which the motor
is making.
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I Announcement

CHAMPIONSHIP CAT SHOW
Given by the Hoosier Cat Club az the
Athenaeum, Dec. I and g. Entries close
Nov. oath For entry blanks or informa-
ton call IR-359l
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Plane Talk

TOR a few years previous to 1882,
L. records for the outdoor duration
type of model airplane had re-
manned stagnate. New records were
being hung up, but only in the in
door events, and these by tiimsy fly
ing craft whose wings were more
like spiders webs than true air.
craft structures.
Indoor model aircraft must con-
tinue to be built with himsy struc-
lures and rubber power, because Of
the obvious limitation of space. Out
door models, by their very nature,
face an unlimited field. The Sky's
The limit. Now, more than ever
before, is this true. New power
plants have erased the last vestige
of limitation from the outdoorfiy-
ing group.
The year 1882 found a new COM
petitor gaining strength. Some one,
somewhere, had toyed about with a
small gasoline engine, mounted it on
a plane and swept away all winnings
for duration craft. Others took up
the idea. Contest committees began
to specify; outdoor planes must be
powered with rubber thread, none
other is acceptable. But this lasted
only for short while. The growing
strength of the newborn babe
forced the contest committees OF
various meets to sponsor special
events for the gas jobs. But the
change was not long in effect before
it's fruits were realized.
BY leaps and bounds the duration
of outdoor models swept forward,
smashing records formerly held by
rubber power models and then re-
smashing these. Flying time climbed
rapidly from 10 minutes to 10, to 20,
% and %. The present record
stands at few minutes short of one
hour.
A SIDE from the advantage of the
L n all-essential added duration,
why speak so highly of this form of
power plant? In other words, what
has one that the other has not.
To answer that, we have to dig
under" and find the purpose of
model building, regardless of CLASH
flcation or type.
Model building is purely devel-
opment hobby The mind, the mus
cles. the nerves receive training in
application and control in proper
ton to the effort expended. The
sooner this development takes root,
the more rapid will be the persons
progress in life.
To the boy who tends toward an
engineering career, the model air.
craft hobby is a perfect guide. The
closer to the original ship. in design,
balance, weight and distribution that
the builder can form his miniature
replica, the more advantages is the
experience accommodating for his flu
Iure occupation.
(WHICH brings us to the main
w reason for the increasing pop
ularity of the gas-powered job. The
finished model is closer in design,
balance and structure to the original
than the rubber powered model,
which requires a peculiar distribu-
ton of lift factors.
With fertile minds at work, with
young hands forming new designs,
new structures, need we speculate
further upon the future of the gaso-
line-powered models?
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assumes no Responsibility for the accuracy
of such addressesl
Abe Radeg 80, of 1886 College-av. tailor.
and and Mildred Walker, %, of 1892 Grace
Pete Limpert, IS, Anderson, Ind. bust
ness man, and Opal Smith, IS, of 63l
Russen-av. housekeeper
RAYMOND Grish, 81. of 1929 N. Talbot
st, gardener, and Alice Ruble, 10, Bridge
port, housekeeper.
Charles Jet. % of 1850 N. Emerson-av.
I Wia71sr. and ora Rawding 10, of 1902 N.
FL Francis WILLIAMS, %. of 1902 Brook
Peterson. q, Of 348 N. summit-st. clerk,
Date Enley, 80, Marion. Ind. welder.
ana Faustine Miller, q. Harrison Hotel
housekeeper. '0''
Erwin Willem. %. of s1s prospect-st
processman, and Frances Logan. 49, r. r
g. Box $50; housekeeper
Thomas Munsch, 20. Of 44s Madison-av
e S:l, and Mildred Lewis. %. Of AS N
James overman, 81. Of 22ol Barrett-av
musiclan. and Alberta Green, 81, Of 1914
5 Belle Vieu-pl. housekeeper
water Plerson. %, Danville la borer and
waitress. 49,
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Club Meetings
In answer to requests, the
time and meeting places of the

In answer 10 requests, CIle
time and meeting places of the
model planes clubs are listed.
Btookside Club-730 Friday nights,
Brookside Community House.
Hangar Gang Club-10:30 Saturday
morning. Charles Myers Dept Store
Em-Roe CLUB Saturday after
noon. Em-Roe'S Sporting Goods
Store
Flying Dutchman Club = 7:30
Wednesday night. Broad Ripple
Sporting Goods Store.
Garfield Club-7:30 Thursday night,
Garfield Community House.
Mayer Chapel Club-7:30 every
other Thursday. West and Norwood
SITS.
Rhodius Club-6;00 Tuesday night,
Rhodius Community House.
Rock Lynn Club-7:3o Monday
night. Rockville-rd and Lynhurst-dr.
Sportsmans Store Club-Not an
nounced as yet.
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PAGE IL
Vital Statistics
Deaths

Herbert Sawyer. 81. at ao4 East Maple
william P BatcheIder 81. a. 3269 PARK.
chronic myocarditis.
Gertrude Paris. "a az Coleman. angina.
katherine Boesiger. 40, a. CITY. tuoercu-
Lille L shipp ST. at CITY lobar pneu-
monia
Carlos P. osburn. So a. 34l9 z 25th,
Elizabeth wingate. rs. a. City. acct
dental
ivan winfield Holland Fl DAYS a. 1873
Bette McCTay Hudson. S.. a. 92S y.
Senate anaSarca
Gertie Hiide5rand. 81. ar City. skull frae-
ture
nal obstruction.
Charles Perkins 50 AZ ~ S. Gerard
dr. coronarv occluSion
John Albert Wolf S.. a. CITY, fractured
skull
Danny Lee Porter. mo at ls4l s.
Sherman. lobar pneumonia
Delores MillinCr. II mo A. 2il MlnSner.
broncho pneumonia.
Thomas P Owens. So. ~ 1855 y. Kew
stone pulmonary hemorrhaEe.
Lorraine W. Powell. 81. a. Sines Sani-
Clements Murphy. SIS. a. as N Capitol.
csrdio vascular renal disease
Warren X Cobb. As a. 202& \. Capitol.
coronary occiusion.
Bessie Robertson. 30, al City. chronic
endocarditis
William oDsniel "a. a. Methodist. n,vo-
carditiS
Lucille Stevens. IS. al CITY accidental.
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BIJIpING PERMITS

GUY E Armstrong, us Madison-av. s77s:
two-Car garage.
J. W shannon 1875 Naomi-St 500;
basement excavation.
Collegiate shop. IS n Meridian-St
1855 electric sign
F. W. Bartholomew. $50 z Msple-td
$4,000. two-storv brick building
DR.. T. b. Rice. 3l67 N. Delavsre-st; un-
a. F, Dreyer. ll2o N. Rural. sl2s one
car garage.
Henry Comisky 9l0 wsrren-sv $3.50;
foundation open front and rear porch.
HooSier Wrecking Co. lll4 Arsenal-av.
$50. wreck tWo-storv frame buildlng-
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Rodney Ellis, also from Em-Roe
Club, Is constructing a plane that
promises to attract attention at the
exposition. It is to be a scale model
of Benny HoWardS Mr. Mulligan."
The standard kit design was fol-
lowed, but in addition. Ellis has
added scale models of all the con-
trolls on this particular ship.
Harry Myers, Em-Roe Club direc-
tor, stated that Ellis model is to
be displayed at the exposition in a
glass case.
Raymond Scott is completing
seven-foOt model of a Curtis-Robin
to be powered with the new Imp
dry-iCe carbide motor.
Robert ROmeiSer, first place win
ner in the Junior division State Fair
model contest, and who has not as
yet passed his twelfth birthday, has
come to light as one of the most
productive young plane builders in
the city. Bobby, who lives at 2441
f. Riverside-st, has nearly an en-
tire squadron of his own planes
that he intends to have on the
floor Of TomlinSOn Hall Dec. 7.
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Roscoe Judd, one of En- Roe's
more experienced model filters, has
turned designer.
His plans for convertible stick
model have been submitted to a
widely read model plane magazine
and its acceptance is practically as
sured, Roscoe believes.
Judd also has been working on
a gas Job to be entered in The
Times exposition.
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