Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 203, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1930 — Page 22

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Aviation FLYING CLUBS INTEND TO TAKE PART IN RACE Germany Has Privilege of Organizing Competition for 1930 Events. BY HENRY GUMMING United Pres* Staff Corre.pondent PARIS, Jan. 3.—American and British aviation clubs are planning to enter competitors for the first time in the 1930 tourist aerial races around Europe. Germany, as winner of the 1929 races, has the privilege, according to the rules of the International Aeronautic Federation, of organizing this year’s competition. Aside from the expected participation of the United States and England, a dozen or more countries of Europe have assured Germany of their intention to compete. France, Germany, Italy. Rumania, Switzerland and Czechoslovakia, participants in the tests of last August, will renew their rivalry in 1930; Spain. Austria, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Poland and Belgium likewise have cast their lot with other air-minded tourists, and will send pilots and machines to the hop-off at Berlin next summer. This international competition between tourist aviators was organized for the first, time in 1929 by the Aero Club de France. It is open only to two classes of airplanes: those not exceeding a specified weight, carrying only a pilot, and those carrying at least one passenger besides the pilot. The rules also provide that, after the initial competition organized by the Aero Club de France, subsequent contests should be arranged by the winning club. Giand Affects Fliers Bjr Time* Special CHICAGO, Jan. 3.—An airplane pilot’s efficiency depends upon the perfect functioning of his thyroid gland, and not alone on his eyesight, heart condition, and other factors associated with flying fitness That is the pronouncement of Dr. Leon Asher of the University of Berne, Switzerland, after experiments with animals. Popular Science Monthly reports. The secretions of the thyroid gland, which in man is near the larynx, play an important part in the constant chemical activity of the body known as “metabolism.” Animals with more than the normal thyroid secretion. Dr. Asher finds, require an excessive amount of oxygen, and thus are not able to endure high altitudes. Hence he concludes that a flier, required to breathe the air of more than ordinary altitudes, needs a perfect-work-ing thyroid gland. Veteran Dies at 90 By United Pre** EVANSVILLE, Ind.. Jan. 3—Dr. L. B. Bitz, 90. senior vice-com-mander of Faragut post. Grand Army of the Republic here, died of pneumonia Thursday. During the Civil war he served with Company E, Forty-fourth Indiana volunteers. Fall Causes Death Bu Time* Special HAMMOND, Ind.. Jan. 3.—Robert Williams. 43. Harvey, 111., died within a few hours from injuries received when he fell eighty feet at the plant of the Inland Steel Company

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WAYNE CIRCUIT JURIST TO SEEK OFFICE AGAIN Judge Gustav 11. Hoelscher Intends to Enter May Primary. By Timm Sort iai RICHMOND, Ind., Jan. 3.—Judge Gustave H. Hoelscher of the Wayne circuit court announces his intention of becoming a candidate for re-election at the May primary election. Judge Hoelscher was appointed to the Wayne bench In 1924 to serve the two years of the unexpired term of William A. Bond, who died.

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Judge Hoelscher was elected to the office in 1925. Prior to his selection as judge, he had served as county attorney and as a member of the city planning commission of Richmond. Judge Hoelscher has systematized the administration of the probate department He has cleared old estates and guardianships no longer operative. Aged Resident Dies Bv Time* Special RUSHVILLE, Ind., Jan. 3. Funeral services were held Thursday for Miss Clara Martin. 81, for many

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years a resident here, who died after a two-week’s illness. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. T. D. Neal, Oak

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