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Aviation LACK OF FASS WORRIED LOST FLIERS MOST Spaniards Had Food for 10 Days: More Throng to Pay Homage. BY EMILIO HERRERO United Press Staff Correspondent GIBRALTAR, July 3.— New throngs of people from Andalusia, Estremadura and New Castile, availing themselves of every possible means of conveyance, continued to reach here today to celebrate the rescue of tire four Spanish fliers and to pay homage to their British rescuers. The streets were even more packed than they were Tuesday when the British airplane earner Eagle arrived hero with Commander Ramon Franco and the other fliers aboard. The extreme modesty of Franco and his companion: —Ruiz De Alda Eduardo Gallarza and Ped?o Mada-riaga-has made a fine impression upon their Spanish compatriots and the British ‘ The giving out of our cigarets was the thing which worried us more than the lad: of provisions,” Gallarza sa id. “We were completely bored until a storm came along to entertain us.” Franco said the adventure was not so terrible after all. “We had enough food for ten days more ar.d could have stretched it to last even longer." he observed. ‘'For water, we used what we had in the radiators. It was a bit tinged with iron, but it was palatable.” Plane to Celebration Curtiss Flying Service of Indiana wjU send a Robin monoplane to Rockville. Ind., Thursday for a Fourth of July celebration there. Plan Good-Will Flight In an efTor’ to boost aviation over the state, plans have been started by the Indiana Aircraft Trade Association for the first Indiana good-will air tour to be held the week of Sent. 16. Approximately forty planes will be entered. It is expected twenty or more cities will be on the itinerary. A committee to perfect details for the tour was named Tuesday night by H. Weir Cook, Curtiss Flying Service of Indiana general manager, who is association president. Committee members: Harold C. Brooks. Koosier airport secretarytreasurer. chairman; Clarence F. Cornish. Ft. Wayne; Ellis Fish, Bedford; L. I. Aretz, Lafayette; Paul Cox, Terre Haute: L. D. Miller. Richmond and Clyde Shockley, Kokomo. Other members present Tuesday right included: R. L. Stephens end A. E. Thompson, Marion: Melvin Bassett, Shelby ville; George O. Rettig. Wabash; R. L. Ledman, Flora: J. H. Stewart. Embry-Riddle Company. Cincinnati; E. H. Jose, Capitol Airways president; W. R. Kester. Standard Oil Company 'lndiana*: B. C. Smith, Central Motor

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Parts Company, and Herbert O. Fisher. Chamber of Commerce aeronautics director. Hangars Are Fainted Hangars a: Capitol airport. West Thirtieth street west of Lafayette pike, are being painted a chrome yellow coior. Arrivals and Departures Hoosier Airport—Walter Beach, Travel Air Company president, and three o’her passengers, piloted by O G. Harned. Travel Air monoplane. en route from Wichita, Kan., tc New York; Fred Downing. F. B. Downing and their wives, piloted by Carl Litzenberger. Travel Air monoplane, Wichita to Erie, Pa.: Carl Biedenmeister, Travel Air biplane, overnight, en route from Bedford to Gary; O. L. Grimes and Paul Grimes, from Hoosier to Remington, Ind., to carry passengers July 4; Harold C. Brooks. Hoosier secretarytreasurer, left today for Wichita, Kan., to deliver anew Wright J-6 Travel Air biplane to a purchaser at Terre Haute; R. E. Morrison. Swallow biplane, Detroit to St. Louis, over night. Capitol Airport—John Stewart, Embry-Riddle Company. Cincinnati. Monocoupe, over night. Mars Hill Airport—William J. Chaudet. Davis monoplane. Richmond to St. Louis, at Curtiss hangar: Clarence Cornish, Ft. Wayne. Robin monoplane, over night and return today, Curtiss hangar; Embry-Riddle air mail plane passengers included Carl Halphenstine, Reel Silk Hosiery Mills, returning from Chicago, and J. G. Belcher and p. H. MacMahon, returning to Chicago.

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In the Air Weather conditions at 9:30 a. m. at Indianapolis airport: j Southwest wind, ten miles an ! hour; temperature, 71; barometric pressure. 30.09 at sea level: ceiling and visibility unlimited; field good. Southern Cross Is Down Ry l niti 'I Press ALLAHABAD, British India, July 3. —The airplane Southern Cross, en route from Calcutta to Karachi, ! was forced to land here today be- ; cause of magneto trouble. The Southern Cross, flown by Captain Charles E. KingsfordSmith and three companions, is trying to complete a flight from Sydney, N. S. *W. to England. It | left Karachi at dawn today. Enroll Air Student C. B. Schultze. Laurel. Ind.. is the newest student to be enrolled in the Capitol Airways flying school. Lindys in Oklahoma Bv Unit'd Prtx* WAYNOKA. Okla.. July 3. Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh today inspected airport facilities at this division point of the Transcontinental Air Transport plane-train route. The colonel, accompanied by his bride, arrived here Tuesday night from Wichita. Kan. From here they were to go to Clovis. a hop of 300 nines. Mrs. Lindbergh, it was reported, would quit the plane for a train AMUSEMENTS

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upon reaching Clovis for the remainder of the trip to Los Angeles. The colonel intends to fly the full distance. LAW'S CLUB INTERVENES Pitchfork-Flatiron Battle Results in Arrest of Two Men. Henry Morrison, 61. of 901 East Georgia street, and Russell Craig, 34. of 816 Harrison street, today were charged with assault and battery after a battle Tuesday in which a pitchfork, pocket knife and flatiron are said to have been used as munitions. Both suffered cuts and bruises in the fight. Craig also is charged with carrying a concealed weapon. CAMP TO CELEBRATE Twenty-eight little girls, who are guests of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association at its nutrition camp, near Bridgeport, will be entertained Thursday evening with a fireworks’ display provided by the Optimists Club.

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