Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 122, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1930 — Page 11

SEPT. 30, 1930_

BOY FLIER HERE FOR BRIEF HALT Robert Buck, 16, Takes Off on Last Leg of Hop. Robert Buck, 16, Elizabeth IN. J.) aviator, took off from Mars Hill airport at 7:50 today on the last leg of his transcontinental flight to break the east-west speed record

for boys under 21, now held by Eddie Schneider. Arriving here at 5:20 Monday in his father's Pitcairn sport plane, Robert had his ship serviced and remained overnight. Schneider's record for eastwest hop is twen-ty-nine hours and forty-one minutes. When starting for Albuquerque, N. M., which he expects to reach today,

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Buck was one hour ahead of Schneider's time. Robert has been flying nine months and has a private pilot’s license. He left Albany, N. Y., at 7 a. m. Monday, made a forced landing at Martin's Ferry, 0., for sjasoltne and stopped at Columbus, 0., on his way here.

CANDIDATE’S PENSION BARED IN CAMPAIGN I Senate Aspirant Killed Bonus Act; | Draws Big Sum From U. S. By Bcrivpo-Haward Heuitpapcr Alliance HELENA, Mont, Sept. 30.—The bitter battle between Thomas J. Walsh, veteran United States senator, and Judge Albert Galen, his Republican opponent for the senate, has taken an amusing turn for the moment. Galen, as a justice of the state supreme court, some time ago wrote an opinion that killed a soldiers’ bonus act passed by the legislature. This legislation had been sought earnestly by ex-service men. Now Montana newspapers are publishing the fact that Judge Galen is receiving a monthly pension of $218.75, as a retired officer in the World war, and that he received a few months ago back compensation amounting to $2,148.45. The papers in his case recited that he had developed heart trouble i while with the American forces in Siberia. He was given a3O per cent disability rating and allowed 75 per cent of fiis pay. CLUB WILL GIVE DANCE New Officers of Women’s Group Arranging for Program. A dance Oct. 9 is planned by the newly elected officers of the South Side Women's Democratic Club. Mrs. Ida Schneider is the new president; Mrs. Caroline Reimer, vicepresident; Mrs. Catherine Brooks, secretary, and Mrs. John Horning, treasurer. Arrangements for the dance will be under the direction of Mrs. Kate Romer and Mrs. Della Lohman.

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GUARD ROUTS MOB Soldiers Halt Attempt to Lynch Negro Suspect. Bu United Prrm HUNTSVILLE, Ala., Sept. 30. Quiet was restored around the Madison county jail today with national guardsmen in command of a situation which had forced them earlier to use tear gas bombs, bayonets and fire hose in handling a menacing crowd. Inside the jail was G. E. Henderson, a Negro originally held on suspicion of murderously assaulting G. E. Ross, Huntsville business man. and Mrs. Ross, during an attempted robbery Sunday night. Authorities announced Monday Henderson was not the man sought and reiterated the announcement today. The amount of natural and artificial gas produced in the world in a year would fill a dirigible a mile in diameter and twenty miles long, powerful enough to lift the Egyptian pyramids.

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RITES WEDNESDAY FOR MRS. MARY NOEL, 71 Deceased Teacher In City Schools' for 40 Years. Funeral rites will be held at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday for Mrs. Mary Belle Noel, 71, of 2432 North New Jersey street, for forty years a teacher in Indianapolis public schools, who died Sunday night in Methodist hospital. Heart disease caused death after illness of five days. Mrs. Noel was active as a teacher until a year ago, when she resigned from the staff of School>6l. Survivors are: Four brothers, Charles R. Donohoe and Roscoe N. Do nohoe, Portsmouth, O.; Frank G.

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