Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1929 — Page 26
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CIRCUS SUNDAY FOR BENEFIT OF FLAMINGO PAIR Full Program Is Scheduled at Hoosier Airport; Display Plane. An aerial circus Sunday at Hoosier airport, as a benefit for Lieutenants Walter R. Peck and Lawrence Genaro, whose endurance record attempt was defeated Thursday by tog. was being arranged today. Hoosier airport has been turned ovef free of charge to the flight organization by Bob Shank and Harold C. Brooks, owners of the field. The program planned includes re-
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fueling contacts, parachute Jumps, balloon bursting contest, races, aerial dog fights and other maneuvers. Pursuit planes from several army fields and commercial plane flown by pilots of other local fields will participate. After the refueling demonstration, the Flamingcr endurance plane will be placed where the crowds may Inspect It. For the first time, and probably the last time, in the history of the airport, a small admittance charge will be made to aid Peck and Genaro in defraying expenses. No decision has been made on a possible resumption of the endurance attempt. Major H. LeR. Muller, flight manager, said. “Peck and Genaro deserve great credit for the splendid fight they made against conditions far worse than were faced by any previous endurance fliers.” Muller said. “Even had they been successful in remaining in the air Thursday, they would have been forced down today because of early fog which made even automobile driving hazardous.”
PROMISES FAIR GOUNTOF VOTE Election Chairman Says Board Will Be Strict. An “hcnest count and a fair election” to restore confidence in the federal plan of government were promised today by City Clerk William A. Boyce Jr., chairman of the city election commission. “As chairman of the election board, it is my desire to see the coming municipal election conducted on a high plane of frankness and common honesty,” Boyce said. “It has happened so often in the past the great majority of citizens having the best interests of their city at heart have become discouraged to the extent of refraining
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from exercising their franchise privileges, due to tactics of the election commissioners-and the questionable character of precinct election officils. “On this score the citizens of Indianapolis, of either party, need have no fears. This board will insist on high grade men and women serving on the precinct boards and will countenance no unlawful or dishonest practices by any one connected in any way with the city election machinery* ABANDON ‘LOVE APPLES’ LINDSAY, Cal., Sept. 27.—Growin~ pomegranates, the original “love apples” simply is one of those things that doesn’t pay, growers of this district hr.ve decided. Seven lean years there have been for the persistent growers of the bittersweet fruit. Most of the growers have uprooted their trees to make way for other crops. The few who have held on will reap a slightly profitable crop this year, reports show.
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