Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 14

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14 » ARMY INTERESTED {N STUNT CARNIVAL “Upsme Down" Pangborn ‘and Others to Risk Lives at Bolling Field. vers the forthcem- | tion of upside-down flying | to- be staged at Bol 4 next | : the benefit Shnday afternoon du alr circus by known as exservice flyer of movie fame. Pangborn” claims he is the .mv\l Afnerican aviator capable of malnl taining a stationary-motored plane on 1% back for any length of tim islone Aerial Cir ebgaged Pangborn, Pangborn, of Washington, as taection of the com clvilian ow here. H Motor Shut Off. 3The aifficulty of this feat, it is inted out by Ivan R . head of the g the fact at |Ionm\ Americ the mot e§uipped with side-do THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1925. I Flies Upside Down conclave of military planes at Bolling Field. Smoke curt will be dropped about the prior to each major event. The Army Ba nard conduc field 3, Capt. W. J. Stan- will furnish a pro- About Jldiers from nearby mil pos! t s will take care of the AMERICAN WRITER MUSTLEAVE ITALY Chicago Tnbune Correspond- ent Ordered Away for At- tacks on Mussolini. By the Assoctated Pross CHICAGO, July 28—The Chicago Tribune says that George Seldes, its Rome correspondent, has been ordered to leave Italy by the Mussolini gov- ernment. The information was contained in a dispatch recelved by the Tribune last night, it says. Previous messages from Seldes last week told of demands |made by the K i foreign_office, Henry P. Fletch- pi nment in the “worst and that he presented es the views of the po- litical antagonists of Premier Musso- lini. Fellows Protest. The Tribune continues that on Wed- nesday last a group of American cor- respondents in Rome signed a_letter ing through Ambassador Flether a conference with Undersecretary Gandi of the Itallan forelgn office, to e | derbilt, protest against the treatment of Seldes as unfair and high-handed. They said | they proposed to ask their respective newspapers to withdraw them from Rome if the government persisted in its actfon against Seldes. In a message to Secretary of State Kellogg last Friday the Tribune said it had “reason to fear that in connec- tion with the threatened expulsion or deportation of our correspondent, George Seldes, from Rome, Mr. Spldes’ |life or physical eafety is tmperiled. Mussolini ministry in Rome bas be. come displeased with dispatchws sent out by Seldes. Respectfully yequest you ask American embassy tb inter- cede to protect Seldes from thpeatened violence.” Secretary Kellogg replied that Seldes had until August 4 to leave Italy and that no violence had yet been done him MISS VANDERBILT GOES UNDER SURGEOIS KNIFE By the Assoclated Press. NEWPORT, R. I, July 28.—Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt, younger daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam K. Van- 2d, was operated upon for appendicitis today A4t Beachmound, her mother’s Summes home here. The surgeons were Dr. Joseph W. Blake of New York and Dr. Charles W. Stewart of Newpogk. The operatfon was performed at 71 o'clock. Miss Vanderbilt ‘hecame ill Friday night, on the eve of the wedding of her sister, Muriel, and Frederick Cam |eron Church, jr., of Boston and Lowell, but was able to attend the ceremony. ALIENISTS EXAMINE SCOTT FOR SANITY Man Twice Saved From Gallows Being -Given Mentality Tests by Experts. By the Associated Press. 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