SEPT. IS, 1930. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . PAGE 9 stock to office holders sity of California and one of the now In Denver, stiff are looking Into numerous designers, told academieans. the league's affairs and it virtually and candidates on whom the Anti- Real Romance By using what is known as the Is certain the books of the Anti- Saloon League was about to pass or MILLIONS COLORADO'S already DRY League passed. NATION'S GREAT SAVE Saloon and of Finch's oil had deflection theory which considers that the cable, company will be inspected when Included in the list of stockhold- gigantic the steel opens members holding the floor of the the committee hearings here ers, then and since revealed, are i NEW BRIDGE bridge and the stiffening steel that CHIEF FOR 18 Sept. 24. such prominent office holders and i MUSICIANS ON V_ er candidates as William Hodges, makes the bridge rigid, all act as During the primary campaign the one elastic structure, the engineers league became the principal issue defeated candidate for the Repub- find that parts of the bridge do not when it indorsed one of the sena- lican nomination; E. P. Costigan. ; designed such large YEARSDEPOSED torial candidates and opposed his Democratic senatorial nominee; j RADIO HOOKUPS DESIGN THEORY need to be for tensions and compressions as would opponent—although It publicly was Governor William H. Adams; ex- j be the case under the older theory. charged that neither personally was Senator Alva Adams, the district; Principle to Be Used When This allows a lightening of the steel Oil Stock Peddling Crusader dry. attorneys of Denver and an ad- Programs of Highest Type district. and the saving of money. A minority of trustees demanded, joining Arranged by Golden Gate Span Is bridge will be Resigns as Campaign investigation to deter- All candidates opposed by the Anti- Are NBC The Golden Gate a thorough Saloon League were successful in begun next spring and finished in mine personal habits and convic- . Summer Constructed. to the Probe Progresses. instead of the primaries, although in the past Bright Colored and Columbia. 1935 if a bond issue provide tions of the candidates, in money merely it almost always had succeeded for it is authorized in the Scripps-Hoicard espaper their political statements. / Vet Alliance defeating whom it opposed. .YE .4 Kfrrirr BY WATSON DAVIS November California elections. Bu This demand was rejected. those NEW YORK, Sept. 18—In prep- Managing Editor, Science Service. DENVER, Sept. 18—Less than It will have a single span 4,200 Immediately after the Rocky Pecan Crop to Be Normal aration for the coming indoor sea- BERKELEY, Cal., Sept. 18.—Sev- three weeks after he was exposed feet long, exceeding by 700 feet the Mountain News dug up the fact that MT. VERNON, Ind.. Sept. 18.— son. both national radio networks eral million dollars will be saved present world’s record suspension an oil stock salesman, Gate at San Fran- in the role of Mr. Finch is president of the Fitz- Reports received here indicate that j ire preparing musical programs of when the Golden bridge across the Hudson at New drought did not harm the is by the longest peddling wildcat 6tock to politicians simmons Oil and Leasing Company pecan j he higher type. cisco spanned York City, which is now being the Rev. A. J. Finch cent commis- J crop and that a normal is ex- bridge in the world, because civil and candidates, and received a 25 per I yield j NBO announces the return of finished. has resigned as superintendent of sion on all stock he sold. pected from trees in the valleys Damrosch to the air with engineers have developed new meth- 1 of! Walter long the Colorado Anti-Saloon League. Finch was discovered to have sold t the Wabash and Ohio rivers. his music appreciation hour for ods of designing span sus- Road Dispute Ended for eighteen pension bridges. Thus, the man who foNE HOUR FREE PARKING schools, beginning Oct. 10, as well Bu Time* Special years has been prohibition dictator WHILE PURCHASING HERE as a series of concerts by Leopold This was revealed today at the MUNCIE, Ind., Sept. 18.—Dela- of Colorado at last has been de- We Recommend .Stokowski and his Philadelphia opening session of the National ware county’s most bitter road fight posed. Symphony orchestra. Academy of Science at the Univer- in years has been settled, with the Nor will there be a successor. Dis- Columbia is bringing to radio for sity of California. county commissioners as the losers. organized forces of the Anti-Saloon EVAN * the first time in its eighty-eight If the Golden Gate bridge were A remonstrance against a bond issue League, trying to recover from their years of existence the New York constructed according to the theory for the paving of a road connecting predicament, for the present will be Philharmonic Symphony orches- used on large bridges up to a few the factory district of Muncie with guided by a committee. a*• tra. years ago it undoubtedly would cost Ball Memorial hospital was upheld Finch’s resignation came just be- In addition to these chain fea- some three or four millions more by the state tax commissioners. The fore an investigation of his activities tures individual stations through- than the estimated cost of thirty- county had planned the improve- by the senate campaign funds com- EfcSJbKEAT ALL GROCERS out the country will put their to- three million dollars, Professor ment of the highway under the mittee was to have started. RI ley 4591 tal symphony orchestra on the air. "■. Charles Derlett Jr. of the Univer- three-mile law. Investigators for the committee. TRTATWANT AD IN THE TIMES/ Damrosch Continues Work This year will mark Damrosch's third as conductor of the music ap- preciation hour. The plan of his programs will run about like last year’s, with four different series, each consisting of twelve programs. Not long ago Miss Ellis Morgan Series A will be for grades three Brandon, artist's model, posed for and four at 11 a. m., and Series B pictures for the newspaper serial, “Rash Romance.” Now she has found a real romance, and on Oct. TtliF 19 she will be married to William J. at Popular Bluff, Mo., "A Lohman Significant Example" where her parents live. Miss Brandon has been model W for such famous artists as Harri- ' • j i son Fisher and McClelland Bar- clay. Says djw 4 POUCEEXFOSE SAMUEL Stokowski Damrosch for grades five and six at 11:30 a. m. ‘HOT CAR’ RING ” ' on every other Friday. On alternate e, -v.'fciS- .i' jj jr i Fridays Series C. for grades seven, HARDIN eight and nine, at 11 and Series D, •Salesman’ Admits Thefts for high schools, colleges and music clubs, at 11:30 will be given. The of Autos 'to Order.’ course will start Oct. 10 and will continue to April 24. Pree* CHURCH Bu United Damrosch’s series will cover the NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—Activity orchestra, makeup of a symphony of an automobile theft ring that President of the Carnegie Institute different and tempos of the rhythms dealt only in high priced music, symphonic music in more cars and complicated forms and works of the frequently stole cars “to order” has more important composers. been exposed here by police. —that great enterprise founded by Andrew Carnegie William StanleyHayes, 44, arrested New ThriJl Offered at Pittsburgh for the promotion of art, science and program pre- as the "salesman” of the gang, is The Stokowski will literature* Known throughout the world as a student sent anew thrill to lovers of fine said to have admitted the sale of music. After his series last year, more than a score of costly motor of current problems. Stokowski spent eight weeks in the cars. ttiew York studios of NBC learning Hayes claims to be a Yale grad- how broadcasting is handled, and uate of the class of 1908 and a mem- Chairman of the Board Carnegie Institute of Tech- it Is expected his offerings will be ber of a wealthy New Haven, Conn., nology. Director American National Theatre- greatly improved as a result. family. More than fifty stations in a According to police, Hayes was sent to “prospects” to demonstrate Member American Mission to Morocco 1923,Officer the stolen cars, and a mode] not * (France). in the gang's possession was desired, of Legion of Honor members would steal the car, change the license and motor numbers, and sell it at a substantial discount from the list price. “Perhaps the most vital influence in the Mothers Corns American business world in recent years Are All Gone has been the tendency of industrial leaders That's what. ar. English girl writes to join hands with science. No more sig* Molinarl Toscanini to the makers of Radox—the great- est corrector of common foot ail- nificant example of this trend exists than coast-to-coast. and Canadian hook- ments the world hes ever known. up will take the Stokowski series. Millions of mothers in America your modern use the Ultra Violet Ray These will go on the air Oct 12, Nov. have corns and bun lens • and cal- of 16, Christmas day and Easter Sun- louses as well as tired, burning, in the ‘Toasting the LUCKY STRIKE day of 1931. aching feet. of Columbia's signing of tire New These foot troubles will all go in . great York Philharmonic symphony is a a week if you will use Radox faith- tobaccos The success of your experi* real achievement. The organiza- fuly for a few nights in succession tion of 111 musicians will go on the as directed. ments demonstrates the wisdom of this air for the first time on Oct. 5. You can get Radox at any real Four of the foremost musical drug store in America. Hook's De- union between business and science.” conductors in the world will direct pendable Drug Stores sell dozens of them. They are Arturo Toscanini, packages a. day—Get a package; Erik Kleiber. Bernardino Molinari follow directions and if Radox and Ernest Schelling doesn’t do as advertised get your money back. Notables to Conduct ivhat English Girl Wrote V Kleiber, young German conduc- "Mother suffered for years with •:•;->. :• :^v; tor of fame, will conduct the or- very bad corns, but now after using chestra during the first, six weeks Radox, has not got a corn, or any of the season. Toscanini will then sign of a com at all. She used three take up the leadership for two tablespoonfuls of Radox to twr o weeks. quarts of hot water (not. boiling) so He also will direct the concerts that she could put her feet in with from Dec. 8 to Jan. 18 and from comfort, and soaked the feet for. '• V Feb. 23 to April 19. Molinari will half an hour, adding more hot wa- Consistent with its policy of laying the facts before the public oroadcast. from Jan. 19 to Feb. 22. ter as the other got a bit cold; after • ■ ■ Ernest. Schelling will conduct ten which she found she could pick off '■ The American Tobacco Company has invited Mr, Samuel children's concerts and five young pieces of corn quite easily. Now people’s concerts ifhich will be they are gone.” Harden Church to review the reports of the distinguished men broadcast on Saturday mornings at < Miss'- G., London. England. 6th Nov., 1929.—Advertisement. uho have witnessed LUCKY STRIKE’S famous Toasting

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