Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1925, Page 9

DAREDEVILS OF AIR | [_-ooropevi 7| | PLAN CIRCUS HERE Spec!aouiar Feats Promised at Benefit for Soldiers, Sail- ors and Marines’ Club. Thrilling acrobatic feats in the alr of & type seen here only in the movies will feature a combined military and civilian air circus to be held at Bol- lng Field the afternoon of Sunday, August 2, for the benefit of the Sol- diers, Sallors and Marines’ Club of Washington, it was announced today. The exhibition, heralded as the most pretentious demonstration of aerial “daredeviltry” ever staged in the East, will be under auspices of Brig. Qen. Samuel D. Rockenbach, com- manding the district of Washington, and will be in charge of Maj. Millard F., Harmon, acting commander of Bolling Fleld. Upside-Down Flying. The stunts, ranging from ‘“‘wing- walking,” plane-to-plane jumping and balancing atop a ship in the act of looping the loop, to a startling bitlor of upside’down flying, wi pertormed by group of ex \enk‘e‘ men composing Gate’s Flying Circus, | a Callfornia organization of aerlal | acrobats engaged for the occasion by the Army Air Service. ng the “daredevils” will squadrons of Armv, Navy and Marine fyers from Boliing Field, the Naval Alr Station here, the Quantico ring fleld, and probably from Lans- Field, Hampton Roads, Va; Mitchel Field, Long Island, and other points. All of the stunts will be staged close to the ground, in full view of the spectators at the field. Just be- fore each major event is scheduled a heavy smoke screen will be laid en- . Some of the most thr will take place while the planes swoop within 8 feet of the earth, it is stated The stunt fivers inlude the follow- ing well kno movie performers: Aaron F. Krantz, allas “Diavolo,” re- puted to be the most reckless aerial acrobat of the day; ‘‘Upsidedown” Pangborn, said to have flown a plane upside down for great distances than any other pilot Big Jac Ashcraft, “Loop King” Eddie Brooks, “Fearless Freddfe' Lund, “Wild Bill” Wonderlich and other noted exhibition fiyers. Stands on Looping Plane. Krantz {s the featured member of the group. He will balance himself on the outer tip of the upper wing of a plane at Bolling Field and as a second ship approaches overhead will grab for & dangling rope ladder and climb to the passing plane above. A number of men who have tried the same stunt in recent years have missed their grip and plunged to their death. “Diavolo,” who is but 26 years old and unmarried, is confl- dent he won't miss. | Another of Krantz's acts here wil\ be to stand erect without support of any pature on top of a plane while its pilot starts looping the Joop. Krantz is enabled to stick by the centrifugal action crea the plane does an “inside loop,” much | as water remains in a bucket when | swung over one's head. It takes re-| markable skill and nerve, however, to | maintain balance as the ship hurtles around at more than 100 miles an “Dare-Devil” Flyer AARON F. KRANTZ, Who is coming here for the air circus August 2 for benefit of the Soldiers, Sailors and Marine Club. hour, it {s pointed out. Ashcraft will pilot the plane. Pangborn is credited with being the | only pilot ever to fly his machine for |any length of time with a stationary | motor. He has flown & distance of two miles upside down, it is sald. Plans Daring Drop. ‘While getting “warmed up” for the big show Krantz will stand on his head atop the wing of a plane in flight, will stand erect on the rear controls, will stand on the lower wing while the piolt does a “barrel roll” and will hang by his toes from the edges of the wing and landing gear. He also will do a “bullet parachute falling several hundred feet space before opening his “The show will begin promptly at 2:30 pm. An admission charge of 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for chil. dren will be made, the proveeds to go toward the benefit fund of the Sol- diers, S and Marines' Club, Parking space for automobiles will he free. A large detail of soldiers will handle the crowds expected. CONFIDENCE Sound business is built on a firm foun« dation of honesty in every detail of every transaction, no met. ter how small. This is our policy Founded 1864 HIRES TURNER GLASS COMPANY BERNHARD W. SPILLE, Manager (Rosslyn) WASHINGTON One Doliar Down A Special Feature During Ouar JULY SALE Of Spring and Summer Clothing for Men, Women and Children SAVE Yt 1/, ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Men’s Suits Men’s Hats Bozs’ Suits =SS e '////////////////// Women’s Coats Women’s Suits or. 7th and E Sts. Over Kresge’s 5 & 10c Store G THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. € COOLIDGE T0 SEE PEPPER ON COURT Course Toward World Tri- bunat in Next Congress Due for Discussion. By a Staff Correspondent. MPSCOTT, Mass., July 24 Representative J. Will Taylor of Tennessee, Republican national com- mitteeman from that State and one of the party leaders in the South, and R. R. Church, a colored leader of Memphis, were in conference with the President at White Court for nearly an hour yesterday afternoon. They sald afterward that they saw the President about some Tennessoe patronage and incidentally talked %olmcl and a variety of subjects. 'hese Tennessee leaders declared President Coolidge is stronger today with the rank and file of the country than ever, that support of his policies will be the issue in the congressional elections in 1926; that if he cares to run again in 1928 he can be re-elected without difficulty, and that at pres- ent he would carry Tennessee against any Democrat. Mr. Taylor, although he made such optimistic predictions regarding 1928, ‘would not say that he favored & third term for Mr. Coolidge. Senator Pepper of Pennsylvanta s to be a week end guest at White Court. He will arrive tomorrow morn- ‘ng and will remain until Sunday night or Monday morning. _Inasmuch Kera Konia ... for Sore Skin Midol For Relieving HEADACHE NEURALGIA TOOTHACHE RHEUMATISM Ask Your Druggist as the Pennsylvania Senator is one of the most ardent advocates of this Na- tion’s entrance into the World Court, it is naturally supposed that Presi- dent Coolidge wants to talk over this matter with him at great length. ‘This is made very evident not only because the President sent for Senator Pepper to come to White Court, but he is understood to want to get Sena- tor Pepper's ideas regarding how the World Court subject should be han- dled when Congress next assembles. Mr. Coolidge has just gone over a tentative administration legislative program with Senator. Curtis of Kan- sas, Republican leader of the Senate, and it has been intimated that the po- sition of the World Court legislation was omitted from this program until the President has talked with Mr. Pepper and possibly one or two others. epresentative Purnell of Indiana, & member of tthe House committee on agriculture, and who has been identl- fled more or less prominently with House farm bloc, has been invited to come to White urt, and it was said at hte executive office today that he may arrive tomorrow some time, to spend the week end or next Monday. FRIDAY MRS. VAN RENSSELAER KILLS SELF IN LEAP Jumps Six Stories From Office of Doctor—Was Well Known in Social Circles. By tho Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 24.—The body of Mrs. Peyton J. van Rensselaer, a member of one of America's oldest families, who jumped to death from a physician’s office off Fifth avenue late sterday, lay in & morgue here today awaiting the arrival of her husband from Newpert, R. I. 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