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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-29

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, Oakland,
Calf, June % lP9.-Cleaving the cloud
hanks into the west, the six-ton army
Fokker plane was speeding toward
Honolulu tonight. 1t left this airport
at 7:O9 a. m. today and was last
reported seen $50 miles off the Call
fornia coast.
A radio report received by the Fed
eral Telegraph company at 2:44 p. m
said the steamship Sonoma had slghteo
the plane.
The clocklike precision with which
the army plane was prepared ana ue-
parted on its attempted non-stop
flight to Honolulu was the topic 1or
comment by the thousands OF spec
tators who witnessed the tsske-otf.
ARMY officials asked for clear field
at 7 a. m. They arrived at the 1lelo
with Lieutenants Lester j. Maitland
and Albert Hegenberger, pilot ana
navigator, ten minutes before tnat
hour.
The ship had been fueled and oiled
during the night. Everything Was pro-
nounced ready at the starting hour.
Covers were unwrapped from the three
radial motors and they were started.
After brief exchange OF greetings pe-
tween the aviators and Major General
Mason Patrick, chief OF army alr sery-
i've, the two filters leaped into the
machine, waved goodby to friends and
relatives and the plane TAXED ong the
runway. 1t took the air with ease and
quickly attained an altitude Of 1000
feet and flew out over the ocean.
Gloom hung heavily over the camp
of Aviator Ernest T.. Smith here tonight
for instead of wiflsing its way across
the Pacific toward the island goal the
little silver monoplane was out OF the
Anticipated race With the army Fokker
ana dissension waged between Smith
and his navigator, Charles H. Carter,
of Los Angeles, to- degree that it was
doubted if the two would ever make
the flight. Smiths hackers postponed
the flight indefinitely today when the
machine was returned to the field from
its first hop-off for repairs to a wind
shield that had collapsed under pres
sure of the wind
Smith broke down and wept like a
child after it was announced that the
flight was postponed. He had argued
hard with Carter, trying to make the
t latter consent to another hop-otf, two
hours after the plane was returned to
the field. But Carter stood firm on
the contention that it was too late to
start, that he would not be able to
make proper navigation observations
and that the army plane had too great
a start on them.
"I wanted to go on Smith sobbed as
he left the field. when the window
broke Carter pointed to it and indi-
Gated he couldn't make observations
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-29

No Breakfast Compete Without
The Dispatch.
Dispatch Telephones 81 and 81.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-29

But the Maitlands followed the fliers
to the flying field and Lieutenant
Maitland's last wave before the plane
roared along the runway was to his
parents.
Lieutenant Hegenbergers last request
was of Bradley Jones, army navigation
expert from Wright field, Dayton,
Ohio. He asked Jones to telegraph
Mrs. Hegenberger at her Boston home,
sending greetings to her and their
eight-year-old daughter and assuring
her that weather conditions over the
Pacific were reported ideal. This
Jones did, adding that the take-off was
beautifully executed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-29

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friendship which has stood the test
of ages"
The ambassador, accompanied by
his son Parmley, transferred at quar-
antine from the liner to the city
tug Macon and were escorted to
city hall to be officially greeted by
Mayor Walker. Mr.. Herrick left for
a hotel as soon as the ceremony
was over to prepare for leaving to-
night for Cleveland, where he will
stay until fall.
He declined to discuss the proposed
security pact besides admitting that
he carried a document concerning
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-29
AIMEE SUED AGAIN

CHICAGO, June 28 R). = Aimee
semple Mcpherson, the evangelist, was
made defendant today in a 100000
damage suit filed by Bert Kelly, owner
Of Bert Kelly's stables, a north side
cabaret The suit is based on an
article by the evangelist in Chicago
newspaper after visit to the cabaret
in which she referred to it as "a trap
door to hell Kelly's attorneys said.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-29

it and saying that he looked forward
with delight to the future of mutual
relations of France and the United
States"
Colonel Lindbergh had accepted
membership on the committee to
welcome the ambassador but at the
last minute had to send word that
press of other affairs prevented his
nreSence.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-29
Giant Plane
Continued from rage onel

"Army plane passed 2:44 San
Francisco time about 200 feet high.
Came low and near us. We blew
siren to him. Everyone left dining
saloon, passengers screamed ana
shouted at plane"
The message gave the location OF
the SonOma as latitude 81 degrees
54 minutes north, longitude lSO
degrees IA minutes west.
8:O5 D. m.-President Pierce re-
ports hearing army FOkker from
1885 D. m. to $3.50 talking to the
President Cleveland, asking for
radio bearings. Cleveland about
l.15O miles off San Francisco.
1O:45 p. m.-POrtland, Ore, Fed
eral Telegraph company reports in
tercepting an amateur radio mes
sage from Pearl harbOr stating
army plane was reported 800 miles
northeast of Honolulu, all was WE'LL
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-29
Byrd

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nounced after, studying the weather
charts. "The atmosphere may clear
by Thursday, or it may not, but
conditions are definitely bad for to-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-29
Japanese Act

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no idea whatsoever of permitting the
conference to collapse, but feels that
he must return to London not only
with treaty limiting cruisers, de-
! stroyers and submarines, but also with
the record of an attempt, determinedly
made, even though fruitless, to. cut
down the size Of battleships and crui-
sers. This desire, undoubtedly shared
by all the delegations, to avoid the col
lapse of the conference, has again
brought forward the question of what
compromise measure can be elaborated
calculated to satisfy the proponents Of
the two, these concerning capital ships.
, Every indication furnished at the
headquarters of the American dele
cation today, either by the spoken
word or the determined appearance
of the delegates themselves, was that
the Americans, like General Grant,
were prepared to flight it out on
/ this line, if it takes all summer" and
will oppose to the end any attempts
to reopen the Washington treaty,
whatever may be the attitude of the
British and Japanese.
However, in a desire to give some
satisfaction to the British, who con-
tinue to emphasize the great econ
omies accruing from leSsening the
size of individual warships, it is
considered possible that the Amer
leans may not only consent to linking
the present conference with the one
which must necessarily be held. at
Washington in 1881, but might ap-
prove of the appointment of some
committee which would concentrate
its activities on preparing the agenda
of the second Washington confer
ence.
WASHINGTON June % R-Stif-
fening of opposition to the British
stand at the Geneva conference. was
noticeable today at the state depart
ment along with an apparently well
founded belief that Japan will not
abet England's desire to reopen con-
sideration OF the Washington arms
treaty.
High state department officials said
they understood from private reports
that Japan merely had indicated a
willingness to discuss reduction in
tine size of battleships fixed in the
1922 treaty at $4,000 tons maximum,
only after the question of auxiliary
craft had been disposed of. Such
action, it was held, could not be
Evening star., 1927-11-13
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HELP--FEMAIE.
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HELP-NALE.
(Continued.)
M AN AGERS,
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SITUATION-FEMALE.

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nOMAN. coiorcd. day worker first-ciaes
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TYPIST. experienced. college trained. de-
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The Rent Room and Apartment to
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WANTED--AGENTS,

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ARPENTERING-Porche built or glass.in-
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SALESMAN

l want S100-a-weck man who does not
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SALESMAS-We can use two more GOOD
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of our plans: $500 joh ST 80 weekly; 500
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CARPENTER REPAIRS porch construction.
floors. odd Jobs cabinet work j. Rowell
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SALES
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PRESSER for mems garments !;
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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SITUATION-MALE,
fCOntinued.)

COOK japanese. first-cass. wants position
priv ate family or lunch room long exp
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Evening star., 1927-11-13

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PAINTING. PAPERING AND PLASTERTNG
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Evening star., 1927-11-13

CONCRETE WORK: EXCAvATING OF ALI.
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRING, motors. arma-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-16
DIAZ COMMISSIONS
AMERICAN MARINES
Officers Get Posts in Constabulary
With Col. Beadle as
Brigadier General

By the Associated Press.
MANAGUA, Nicara qua, August IS.
President Diaz has approved ap-
pontments in tho Nicaraguan con-
stahulary of a number of officers of
the United states Marine Corps.
They include Col. Elias L. Readle
as briGadler general, Majs. Samuel
l. Harrington and Robert w. NOeth
rs colonies, Capts. Victor III. Bleas-
dale. Glenn F.. Hayes, John II. Parker.
Albert j.. Sage as majors. First
Lieuts. James Akarman, LIE Page
Cronmiller. ir.: Grover G. Darnell.
John +. O'NeiH. Lloyd d. Pugh. as
captains. and Sergt. Thomas G.. Bruce
as first lieutenant.
Many rumors are heard Of the
whereabouts Of Cen SANDING. believed
TO be in hiding and deserted by his
followers. Con. SalgadO, formerly
Sandino's assistant with small body
Of followers, is reported hiding in the
mountains near IL Jicaro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-16

noon hour at a cafe near the Theater
Francois. F'renchmen take the batill
head-gear calmly.
They find the steamers nrttcring
10 The shoulders Eccentric" but not
biectionable. AS for multi-culots.
bright hcadWear has been worn by
respectable French citizens for so long
that a mixture of colors seems more
or less natural development to the
FrCnChman