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to work. had snatched him from Paris
and Helene; Helene whose mother made
it, clear that she needed a lot OF
money to support her in a style, to
which she wasn't accustomed. Helene,
with the red-gold hair and the de-
liberate provocative languor, who prac-
tically made q profession Of glamour
in her jeune- file -de-Faubouurg st.
German little way.
Luis, who having roomed with Wilson
Harden at Williams always spoke the
truth to him, was unquestionably o
to mention this when the young woman
afterwards known as Anita dropped
into the only empty seat across from
them. Wilson heard Luis say "Madre
Dios!" in a joyfully astounded voice;
saw the girl bow as grudgingly as
it could be done. She moved her cool
a trying sight and fixed them on
the green vista of traffic light.
Luis didn't seem to mind. perfectly
turned out, isn't she?" he said ad-
miringly to Wilson. -
Wilson burst out. He used Spanish
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like a statues. Hazel eyes with the
correct ey~e-shadow and adventurous
expression. Navy taffeta tightness
and lacy Earrings demonstrating a
small, round, slim shape.
1.-THE typical American grill" said
young Mr.. Harden in a low growl.
"Oh, lay off," said Luis in that
Spanish-;accented English which made
him so attractive. Not that he was
more attractive than young Mr.. Har-
den. Mr.. Harden had been hunted by
experts. It may be, that he was a
little spoiled. It was his eyes, the ex-
perts said, or it might be his shoulders
or that snooty sort OF slick manner.
The bus careened to the curb. Wilson
perceived that it, was to obey the
young woman's demand to ride on top
that Luis was being jammed into his
lap. He growled again.
AS a matter of fact, the only trouble
about the girl in question-all Ameri-
can girls in question-was that she
and they were not Mademoiselle
Helene de Willard. And that Wilson
Harden's necessity for coming back
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How do I know? But you might
try being in this place you SO hate
tomorrow-no. Day after tomorrow"
"When?"
But she was gone, clicking out of
the room on her smart, low Ameri-
can heels.
He waited q mentally tossed hour
for her on the day she set. She came
in, rather breathless. He was not
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wronged. He was grateful. They danced
mostly that day. He was too glad to
have her return to ask many questions.
She volunteered another wild anecdote
little gold dog-tag cleaning through
the chiffon of her left ankle. She said
Mussolini had given it to her. "
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Candied grapefruit and orange peels
are always tasty additions to liquid
sauces to be used over baked or steamed
buildings.
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&c Be Continued
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n. N. A. MARCH a. 1887 ta)
Evening star., 1937-09-26
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
aas6 Randoiph OBI St. NJ N.EM5 bed M rms. .
complete tile baths, . porches and 4 q
car garafe, are features Of this new brick
1t is complete with noored attic. oil
burner. hardwood trim. Venetian blinds
and an exceptionally large lot. Arranged
for \ large family or 2 smaller ones.
260s 22nd ST. NE
Must be sold--A 5-rm. bunga newly
Te,copditionsd; rec hd,h with h..wh.; pax noors.
Concrete saste, street and alley Only blocks
payment and $47.b0 mo. or liberal dis
WooDRiDGE REALTY CO..
.a17 r. ]. Ave. NE. North 1a03.
CAPITOL HILL--sEvERAL GOOD BUYsl
rms, 2-car brick garage $3.50.
: rms, baths. oil burner. S6,95O.
rms, 2 b., 2-car gar, $3.50.
II rms. corner, S11 800. Real oppor-
Near Capitol E. w. BAILEY. Adams 47ss.
$14,750. Shadow of Cathedral.
Well-built English home with very spa
cious liv.. rm. open fireplace: large din.
rm.. breakfast rm.. big kit. 3 huge bed
rms. = baths: lot 50xl60 beautifully
handicapped; lear garage. cost this owner
approximately $50. and inspection will
convince you that a value Of this kind is
rare: Sunday and eve. call Mr.. Bortz
Cleveland 4154.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
ns1~
Evening star., 1937-09-26
BUNGALOW SACRIFICE.
. sos FERN PL. NV,
NEW Def. BRICK.

NEW DET. BRICK.
Delishtful, Takoma Park. newhouse
neiehborhood. A true Colonial home; &
rms. baths: 1st-f1oor lavatory. recrea-
tion room with open fireplace. oil burner.
cleo. refg.. screens, weatherstrips furred
Insulated. lse. attic, garage; price only
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st: NV. Realtor, Natl. O753.
WOODBRIDGE E-$7,75O.
on a'l nice lot. 5oxis5 and n9dS has com,
rase snd Is n the Sest POSSIBLE Condition
This house is not new but has many Of
the nsvsr sDpointmenss Cs North
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Cap. REALTOR. Natl: 6722.
2 BEST BUYS-CH. CHI, MD.
Two brand-new detached brick homes.
Ssst ROOT sss. '.sns
modern: built-in garage: large lot with
many big trees; A beautiful bone hon ezn IN a a
sell Immediately. And : rooms. baths
a bed roomsl:
1923 x 6! AsS9s nv. koFFHrSi Natl. $3.50.
COL. HGTs. BARGAIN, $3.50.
WEST OF 14th s., ST nsH NR. STORES AND
Ideal home for .roomina house: 10 large
rms, tile bath. deep lot, garage. h.-w.h.
real bargain: 81 900 cash, balance less
than rent. Your opportunity. Act quickly.
ANTON KOERBER.
1928 K st. NV. Natl. $3.50.
LOVELY HOME.
Near 9th and Monroe sts. ne. Six large.
and we'll -proportioned rooms. modern hot
water neat, excellent condition throughout.
PRICE, SIS, 500.
ONLY 81 800 CASH-S4O MO.
For Further Details Consult
MOSS REALTY CO.,
316 TOWER BLDG MET. 1776.
- EVE. AND SUN. sHEP. 45l7.
SENSATIONAL VALUE!
ONLY 81, $50.
Brand-New Detached Brick.
Cape Cod Style.
Large living room, dining room. break
fast room, kitchen, 3 large bed rooms,
huge recrestion room. Really an s-room
house.
Park. This is . real buy. actually worth
over 81 900 more. Will sell on easy terms.
SEE 1904 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
Go out Penna. ave. to top of hill, turn
left on Alabama ave. to Burns ST. This is
an Electric Health kitchen home.
j. M. KING,
1908 11th St. NV.
District 21o4
Evening star., 1937-09-26
$3.50.
NO DOWN PAYMENT.

You pay only monthly payments rust like
rent. Beautiful. new six-room brick house
on VIDE avenue, overlooking entire city, tile
bath. electric health kitchen. furred walls
dry basement. Only one left at these terms
Drive out penna. ave. Sc. to Alaba ma
ave, turn left to Southern ave. to No. 1913.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
CHEVY CHASE.
NEW-SELL OR TRADE.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED.
SACRIFICE.

OWNER LEAVING CITY.
This delightful home located on Mass
ave. and was built to order for present
owner less than year aRo. On the first
moor Is large living room. dining room
also large room which is suitable either
adjoining. bright. CHEEKY Kitchen. on the
second hoor there are two baths and three
bed rooms. The house is air conditioned
throughout, large lot and two-car garage
The owner has authorized me to sell this
house way below its market value
j. DALLAS GRADY & SON.
1104 Vermont Ave NV. Dist. 9I7s.
Evenings. Emerson h464
Evening star., 1937-09-26
LOG r ST. NE.

LOG R ST. NE.
Has lust been put into NEW-HOUSE
CONDITION from TOP TO BOTTOM.
EVERYTHING NEW. electric equipment
modernized. floor pluss in every room.
floors scraped shellacked and vanished.
new inlaid linoleum on kitchen noor new
gas range. papered and painted inside and
out: VACANT AND READY FOR OC-
CuPANCY by the nrst family that has
TIRED OF PAYING RENT and wants to
pay for their OWN HOME instead of pay
ing for the OTHER FELLOWS PROPERTY
with their rent money. 1t has + lovely
rooms. reception hall. tile bath, full base
ment, Colonial front porch. > rear porches
one screened: garage. large front yard.
terraced: located on 4 wide street in
STRICTLY WHITE NEIGHBORHOOD.
Joins the grounds of Mckinley High School
in community OF HOME OWNERS. where
any family would be PROUD TO LIVE.
Near stores. schools. churches and has
the very best transportation facilities
PRICED RIGHT and FINANCED so that
any WORKING FAMILY CAN MEET THE
TERMS. Open all the time and we in
vite YOU to inspect this house at once
Any reasonable offer will be considered.
Capital View Realty Co.
Naf1 Ayn AZ VIZ
Evening star., 1937-09-26
HOUSES FOR sAlf

NEAR ST oABRIEL's CHURCH.
Blk large rooms. house In good condition;
convenient stores and TRANSPORTATION.
Phone Columbia 2650-R. GeorEia- 1883.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
-...-------fl-- ~. .. W A1H EN- LIsE. s559U
The Last of the Beautiful
BLAIR COURT HOMES.
SILVER SPRING. MD.

1908 Radnor rd... Just south of Franklin
tlled bath, full dining room living room
ynon, w,on fdr open fireplace. large bed rooms
I5-ft. lot price reduced to $3.50. viii
MAKE attractive terms to earnest home
seeker. This house is beautifully located
70 indian Spring Club and Slieo Valley
p Park Open now for INSPECTION. Phone
Evening star., 1937-09-26
WOODBRIDGE.

a605 @2nd st. NE.-Attractive. new
prick bungalow; large rms, BATH partly
nnlshed ATTIC large enough for . addi-
tlonal rms, basement with space for rec
reatlon rm.: : blocks to school, stores and
terms. Open all day
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
1905 X St NV Natl IAoo
Evening star., 1937-09-26

1345 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
Thorouehly reconditioned and as good
as new: 1-rm. house with oil h-wh elec
pleasing features
OPEN . TO SPIN
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
DYSTP
Evening star., 1937-09-26

SELECT SECTION OF
GEORGETOWN.
House contains large
rooms on the FIRST floor and
. large bed rooms tall with
nigh ceilings. back stair
way. pantry. maids room
and bath. 3 open freplaces.
automatic heat: beautiful
gardens; house is ogO7 Que
ST. NV. Open. In excellent
condition and Is now vacant
We do not know OF any
mouse Tor sale today in
Georgetown at SEQ. 900 that
COMPARES with this one at
SIS 900
MADISON BUILDING co.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

100 people expected 10 visit 3l25 Gen.
trail ave. today. , squares south r. !. ave.
rms. lovely landsca ped lot. 30 shade
trees. l6 fruit trees: lot S0x25n. H. c.
MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood rd. ne. North
Evening star., 1937-09-26
ANTIQUARIUM.
Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME.
BRICHTWOOD AREA.

A very comfortable six-room home with
three usable porches and large recreation
room. This home is arranged SO that it
can be economically converted into two
apArtnentS Automatic heat.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
$3.50.
UPPER 18th ST.
$500 CASH.

An attractive, new Colonial brick home:
large rooms. > baths. recreation room.
oil heat. Can be converted for = families
II desired: S15 monthly payment includes
taxes and insurance. This is a bargain.
Call Columbia 1850
Evening star., 1937-09-26
CHEVY CHASE d C

DIRECT FROM OWNER.
$4,000 PALACE FOR xlS,350
Detached gray tapestry brick Venetian
tile roof Large master bed room with
fireplace and more bed rooms: large re-
ception and dining salons. breakfast room:
large. modern tile kitchen and refriger-
alton: large entrance hall: finished base
ment with club room and bar. wine and
storage room. servants quarters, 3 baths.
aug ana cedar storage room: automatic
= fruit trees; house surrounded with beau
tiful shrubbery. large concrete porch: -
lAih u "
Evening star., 1937-09-26
S4.99O.

VIII build on your lot a brick bungalow.
large living room. dining room. two bed
rooms tile bath. kitchen. full basement,
hot-water heat. Sample house can be seen
ments. Phone BUILDER, National 1850.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
OWNER MUST SELL.

3100 WORTHINGTON ST.
Chevy Chase. ID. c.
OPEN TO-DAY, SUNDAY and MONDAY.
- 70 P.M.-ONLY $4,000.
ATTRACTIVE corner brick fpaintet vhite)
trimmed with stone. Three large he'd rooms
z nd two modern baths. Built only a few
inonths. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Out western ave. to Tennyson to 3 ST. then
forth TO house " ' '''
Evening star., 1937-09-26
AoiIsfs EoR SAIE

woQpRiDoE BRICK HOME.
$40 18th ms large rms, tile bath.
in good condition.; front porch. garage.
h.-v:h,; near schools, stores, bus. Priced,
WILLIAM r. THoRowooop.
2024 r. /. Ave. NE. Decatur 03l7.
OWNER IN CALIFORNIA
wants quick action. 6-room brick, mod
ern bungalow. built-in garage overlook
ing Soldiers Home. Priced ridiculously
low for quick. sale. Easy terms to re-
sponSible purchaser. Vacant
JOHN A. BRICKLEY
Suite 2O9-210. Barr Bldg. Dist 1921
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
2SsO Vista st. n.e.--TVo-year-c d brick.
rms. bath. large lot. To Inspect call
A. L, TIMBERLAKE. Greenwood 2g0l
BUNGALOW.S3 1850.
Near MINI. ave. and G st. s.e-4 rooms
q ped roomsl, large kitchen. automatic
heat. insulated porches 2-car garage;
easy terms. Col. .lS4-J.
10th STREET HEIGHTS,
On beautiful Colorado ave facing Rock
creek Park. one OF the best constructed
and the most attractive houses in Wash
lnston; detached brick, stone trimmed;
spacious rooms 2-car garage oil heat.
Never has such a hne house been offered
at so low figure; sacrificing for quick
sale. Call Adams 4544
Evening star., 1937-09-26

SILVER SPRING. MD
Stucco Bungalow. So 800.
4 rooms bath; pipeless furnace with
oil burner: corner lot 5Ox15O IT, $500
cash and $50 mo. Payments less than
rent. E. A. Bennett Georgia 229S.
WAPLE a. JAMES INC.
1924 14th St, NV. District 3347.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW IN HILLCREsT
5 rooms. l y baths; finished recreation
room that can be used for bed room: p
car garage; oil heat and large lot. Priced
to sell. Mr.. Parish.
WAPLE e. JAMES INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
TWO ROOMING- -HOUsE BARGAINS.
No. 1-1300 block Rhode Island ave.
NV. 4-story brick; 10 rooms. 2 baths.
b-car, 2-story garage: all modern and
the price only. $1O.5OO.
No. 900 block Massachusetts ave.
NV. IL rooms. bath; 2-car sarage; house
in fine condition; In nrst commercial zone
Price. $4,000. Mr.. Rane. Ra. 3441.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3347.
$40 MADISON ST. NV.
rooms. new condition, vacant
5s22 eth St. NV.
rooms, porches, semi-detached.
5S19 eth St.. NV.
IS rooms, baths, oil heat, sen1i-de-
Ached. Scar garage.
223 Concord Ave. NV.
First commercial zone. rooms, porches,
attic: garage: always be worth prics asked.
A224 14th st. NV. Dist. 3347.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
HOUSES eop SALE

BARGAfN-Se.9 e.95O-BARGAIN
Facing Fort Slocum Park: rooms a
bed rooms). bath: reconditioned through
out; looks like new; convenient to stores.
matte heat; built-in earage; easy terms
ARRANGED; will consider trading for lot
or small home in good section. For Ap-
polntment, MR.. FIELDS Georria 2O4.
Evening star., 1937-09-26

$500 Cash-S55 Monthly.
New 6-room Colonial brick, automa TIC
heat, beautiful bath with Neo-Ane1e tub;
venient to everything. A real bargain and
should be seen Immediately. To inspect,
call Columbia 1881
Evening star., 1937-09-26
PRICE. S575O

l05 and l07 Grant ave. Takoma Park.
Nd. These are 6-room and bath. 2-story
stucco houses which have been completely
recond'tioned and are located on paved
street in one OF the best sections of
Iakoma Park. Convenient to stores,
schools and transportation Call Shep.
.60n Takoma Park Bank, for appointment.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Detached q Rrn.. 2 B.. Old Colonial.
J. LEO KOLB. INC.
1877 Wis. Ave. West OOOc.
A VERY DESIRABLE 5-RM.
and bath, corner house, Pet
worth section; ami, attrac-
lively priced. Day, Natl. 1881;
evenings, after $50, Emerson
9194
Evening star., 1937-09-26

Semi-Detached. Two Baths.
Automatic heat. recreation room break
last room; rooms; built-in garage .
screened back porches and Colonial front
porch; priced for quick sale at 1880;
terms. M. B. WEAVER,
WAPLE 4 JAMES INC
DIST. 334N. 1924 18th ct w Claw Ao.I
Evening star., 1937-09-26
BARGAIN,
CORNER BUNGALOW,
$7,450.
OPEN SUNDAY. TO6PM

3 large rooms and bath private screened
side porch, all on one floor; new heating
plant and oil burner, elec. refe.. screens
weather stripped. AWNINGS, detached ga
rage 200 Quackenbos st. NV. is the ad-
dress, delishtful and convenient location.
DIST. 81 .. w. L. MOORE GEO. .S0o.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
1874 RANDOLPH ST. NV

ments. Phone BUILDER, National 1850.
IS.
1874 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
Attractive row brick. in new-house con-
dltion. rooms tile <bath concrete front
cars. schools and stores. Price. S925O.
Open until Q pm.
WILLIAM r. THOROWGOOD.
--oz4 II J. Ave NE. Dec. OBI.
3211 CHAPPELL RID. NV.
Something new in a modern 6-room
brlck detached home. Drive out to the
23oo Dix: OF Broad Branch rd. to Chappell
rd. and inspect.
OPEN TO : PM
VIM. H; SAUNDERS co. INC.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
$4,25O-SOUTHEAST

=, Convenient to Capitol and Library;
,hree-story brick; seven rooms and bath:
for home or investment
JOHN #. DONOHOE & SONS
Evening star., 1937-09-26

Chevy Chase. d. c., / block from trans
portation: new. all brick and beautifully
built with . lot $50 #. deep. The first
rm ULTRA-MODERN KIT. and breakfast
rm:. the second floor has bed rms, 2
which will hold twin beds and lovely
of its many features. The price is $40, 750
and / defy comparison at this price. Call
Clev 2165 for further information.
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
GIRL, 13, WEDS.
GOES TO JAIL

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10 GN.SO
The honeymoon of Joseph Fallce,
29-year-old laborer, and Eleanor
Hands Falice, 13, latest of the ma,
tons girl-brides, ended today with
the principals repining in widely,
separated jail cells.
On complaint of irate Mrs. Lii
lian Hands, mother of the bride
Falice was charged with perjury
and locked up in $1,000 bonds
Eleanor was charged with being
a runaway, bound over to juvenile
court, and also locked up.
Mrs. Hands declared her in
tention of having the marriage
annulled
Rev. William H. Jameson, of st
Peters Catholic Church, who per
formed the ceremony, refused tt
comment on the affair. FaliCt
represented his wife's age to the
license clerk as 18, the minimum
under Maryland law The mar
riage was performed in the Churcr
rectory last night, with the groom'S
brothers, Frank and Sammy. act
ing as witnesses.
From her Jail cell, the seventh
grade schoolgirl SteadfaStly main
tained her love for joe and sald
she would stick by him."
She said:
II have known Joe for a year.
He asked me to marry him once
before and l refused. YeSter-
day he asked me again and l
said yes / have read about
other young girls getting mar
ried, like the one in Tennessee.
but that didn't make any differ.
ence.
Il know I can make Joe
good wife. l can cook and keep
house and I'll stick by him. l
suppose I'll have to obey mother
in whatever she says now, but
right now all l want is to get
out of here. It's all so strange"
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
international News Service

Congress is being flooded with
fake" kilograms as a part of
the campaign to defeat President
Roosevelt's Supreme Court plan,
Representative Maverick CD of
Texas charged today.
He asserted there is striking
similarity between the telegraphiC
fight on the court plan and the
utility holding company act fight
of 1885, explaining:
Il received 10 kilograms at l.
minute intervals through the
same company protesting against
the Presidents plan.
They were wOrded exactly
the same, but had different sig
natures. When checked up
with the San Antonio. Tex,
city directory found that more
than so per cent of the names
had been micSpelled. The tele-
grams had been telephOned to
the telegraph office"
The kilograms, he said, read:
I'VE protest against the at
tempt to pack the Supreme
Court. Vote against the bill"
Maverick may ask a congress
sional investigation Of IT h e
lobby"
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
Maybe Magic Word
Which Aladdin Used
Would Have Helped

CHICAGO, Feb, 10 GN.SD
Two suave gentlemen have been
the object of a nationwide search
since December 10, when they
swindled Benjamin Fishbain, a
laundry owner, out of 100000.
After seeing a demonstration of
marvellous machine, Fishbain
told police, in which one of the
gentlemen" inserted one-dollar
bill, turned a crank. and out
popped a $1,000-bill, he bought the
contrivance for 100000.
But when he worked the ma
chine. after the suave pair had
departed, the 81 bills he put in
were still ST bills when they came
out.
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
Hope for II Given Up As Plane Is Found in Bay Mud
Sit Strike
Status At
"A Glance
international News Service

international news service
Developments in the auto strike
today:
l. With new plan reported un-
der consideration, Detroit peace
parley enters second week.
2. Governor Frank Murphy
announces not a great deal
separates" embattled General
Motors and auto union officials.
3. Armed guards placed over
Strike-torn Flint'S water supply
as precautionary measure.
4. Terrorism breaks out
against idle Flint auto workers
trying to operate courtesy cars"
in competition with taxi drivers
here.
S. Homer Martin, auto work
ers' union president, tells union
rally at Lansing, Mich. I'VE
have a friend walking with us
workmen and that friend is
President Roosevelt"
6. John Brophy, C. I. o. direc-
tor, in commenting on wage in
creaseS of between $13,000,000
and $14,O00,OOO a year given
Chrysler workers, say other auto
companies must follow suit.
7. Sit-downers in two G. M.
plants in Flint enter second
week of occupation in defiance
of court orders for their evic-
ton and arrest.
The Washington times., 1937-02-10
DIVERS AID
HUNT FOR
BODIES
Giant Liner Crashed
Almost in Sight
Of Airport

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10
G.NSO.-Her nose buried deep
in the mud, and her II occupants
apparently trapped in her fusel-
age, the 12-ton United Air Lines
''Mainliner" was found in San
Francisco Bay early today after
a five-hour search.
The huge craft, one of the
newly installed 21-passenger
planes, apparently dove into the
bay at terrific speed few seconds
after it lowered over the municipal
airport ready to land at 9 p. m.
on its regular Los Angeles-San
Francisco run.
While two Coast Guard cutters
stood by the wreckage, a barge
crew began efforts to recover the
bodies. If the barge crew cannot
locate the bodies, the ship will be
toWed to a private dock near
OOuIIl Od1l II d11C4oSO'
Coroner William Crosby, of San
Mateo county, announced an in
quest will be held at Redwood City
as soon as the bodies are recoy-
cred.
With the arrival of Department
of Commerce Investigators at the
scene of the wreck. United Air
Lines official said:
"A mistake-either in the
planes mechanism or on the
part of the pilOt-muSt have
been involved.
eve haven't an inkIing yet as
to the exact cause of this
tragedy.
Wind and weather cOndi-
tiOnS were decidedly favorable.
1t was a dark night, but that
should have made the field all
the more visible, as the night
was clear"
Police Boat to Scene
The first boat to reach the plane
was the police boat David A.
White, carrying officers and re-
porters.
Capt. William Bennett declared
the plane was almost entirely sub
merged.
Only the smashed rear end of
the fuselage and the rudder re-
mained above water.
Two emergency flares carried by
the plane we're seen floating inside
the fuselage, indicating the ill
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