Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1936 — Page 13
THURSDAY, SEPT. 17,
MODEL PLANES TO FLY SUNDAY
1936
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4 Pigs May Be Pigs, But Here Are Aristocrats of Hog Family
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Parachute Jumping, Races, Sky Writing on Program of Benefit Event.
The Indianapolis Benefit Air Show and Races are to open at the Municipal Airport Sunday, Sept. 27. with a model airplane flying exhibition, Lieut. Joe Mackay, stunt fiver and chief of field operations, announced today Proceeds are to be given in part to the Police and Firemen's Pension Fund and the City Hospital equipment fund. Aerial bombs are to open the program of stunt
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By United Press MOSCOW, Sept. 17.—Russia will | carry to enemy territory any war | in which it is attacked, Commissar | of War Klementi Voroshilow, said | today in a speech to the people of | Kiev. : Repeating his warning of the | danger of war and an attack on | the Ukraine. and White Russia, Voroshilpy said the army, the] workers, the people generally must | so organize their defense that they | will beat an attacker on its own | territory.
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jumping, races and sky 2:30 The first event is to be a mass i: stunting feature by Lieut. Mackay, Mike Murphy and E. S. Leach.
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Ohio-st, William J. Foley, chairman | of the board of operators, announced ‘taday. i The organization is active in getting signatures to place the name of | William Lemke and Thomas O'Brien on the Union Party ballot for Presicent and vice president, Mr. Foley said. by the Indiana Livestock Breeders A mass meeting is to be sponsored | Association, the Union Stockyards by the brganization at Tomlinson | cq, of. Indianapolis and affiliates, Hall at 2 p. m. Sunday. Martin L.! ; roa : Sweeney. Ohio congressman. is to and Purdue University, was held : today at the stockyards.
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The first annual showing of the Hoosier Ton Litter Club, sponsored
oe : # ig Scenes taken today at the first annual meeting of the Hoosier Ton | Litter Club are shown above. Upper left, Clarence H. Trietsch, Arcadia, | is shown slicking up a part of his brood. Upper right, Florence Wood, | Grant County, is shown pointing to a particularly large member of the | litter she expected to win a prize for her. Below are two members of the Arthur Wisher (Shelby | County) litter.
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SOCIALIST OFFICE stock men and packing house rephogs. The hogs. members of but Civil Liberties Union and Socialist | The purpose of the show and club, ® Workers” at a Socialist forum ses- ing, type and gpality of market | Tne annual meeting of the Gold- | ; : 'en Rule Barbers Association, Inc. ! , At the forum session next week bers of the same litter. They were |is to be held in Eagles Hall at 8:15 | s i i i jean Fed- | Wisher, Shelby Courfw, weighs a : 3 Present Situation in American Fe | business matters relating to by-laws
: | resentatives,. not to mention 341 | SEEKER TO SPEAK | | re meee 36 litters. were competing for $343 BARBERS ARRANGE Buy John Kingsbury. attorney for the [in cash prizes. 4 i B candidate for state Senator, is to Purdue officials said, was educa- ANNUAL MEETING |g speak on “Civil Liberties and the tional, demonstrating the condition- | i sidn at 29 S. Delaware-st tomorrow | NOgs. at 8 p. m. Entries were required to be mem- . at the same time, Hugo Rasmussen, | weighed 180 days after birth. A lp. m. Friday. state organizer, is to speak on “The |litter of 12 belonging to Arthur | «ou ic. Beaver president, said | of the association are to be dis- | cussed.
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