The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1927, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT DROUHIN AND LEVINE ARE CRITICIZED French Press Stirs Up Quite! a Controversy Over Flight to America Paris, July 6—(AP) Druchin’s contract with Charles A. Levine, under which he is_to riot | the transatlantic plane Columbia back to America, runs for one year | with compensation of $150,000, the | newspaper L’Auto says today. In French money this amounts to} 3,750,009 francs, rather a stupend, ous sum to the French public 1/Auto’s story hus tended to stin late the contro y raging the proposed papers gene’ Drouhin and Le L’Auto, which characterizes the pilot’s decision “regrettable,” | prints a communication from Henry | Farman, veteran airman, who con. demns both men. He says he think: Levine might have chosen a pilot from the large number of men only | too willing to go, without taking| the man who has been training for| his own transatlantic flight. | Some Supporters There are Drouhin’s S portunity which presented itself to| get ahead of the German pilot Koennecke, who is reported to be straining every nerve to make a westward transatlantic flight. The Columbia was resting again on French soil today after a flight | across the Channel to | Croydon, gland, and back.| Charles A. Levine hopes to start his | flight to New York within a fort- night. { Clarence D. Chamberlin, pilot in the journey from New York to Ger- many, flew the Columbia to Eng- land with Druhin at his side. Levine was a passenger. At the Croyden airdrome Chamberlin and Levine parted company, and Drou- hin piloted the plane back to Le Bourget. Soon after Chamberlin landed at Croyden he was in the embrace of his gray haired mother, who had not seen him in seven years. Still Good Friends Chamberlin told inquirers that while he had disagreed with Levine over linking his name with a chal- lenge to Commander Byrd for a competitive Atlantic fight, “we still are the best of friends,” he added, “I have finished my job, which was to prove that a transatlantic flight could be accomplished in an ordinary machine. “I wish Levine and Drouhin al! the luck in the world on the return flight. Drouhin is able and ex- perienced as a pilot, and if the Columbia serves him as well as it did me, he ought to be completely; successful.” Alleged Slayers of Deputy Sheriff Hunted in Timber Lineville, Iowa, July 9—(#)--A pos- se of more than 100 volunte d peace officers from six cow tinued their search of a 100-ac of timber near here today in an ef- fort to capture Sam Petty and George Pollard, alleged slayers of Clint Me- | Connell, deputy sheriff, near ec Vhursday night Found last night near the ace was the fugitives’ automobile pierced | in the back by bullets that the fatally wounded deputy shot after the two men when they resisted his attempt to arrest them for bottleg- ging. Dense timber and underbrush in this section of rail fences and shan ties, together with the reticence of natives regarding alleged stills or hideouts, has formed the silent wal}! resisting efforts of the posse. | ‘Anti-Saloon Leaguer Possessed Liquor, She Admits Before Court Okla, July i Miami, Dorothy Johnson, secretary of the Anti-saloon League, piseded guilty in district court ere late yesterday to a charge of| possessing liquor. She admitted that she had a quan- tity of alcohol and 60 bottles of beer in her home at Picher when she was arrested several weeks ago. Nicholas Longworth Is Visitor at Forks Grand Forks, N. D N. D. July 9.4) Nich ngworth, speaker of al house of representa- in Grand Forks for a few yen route to the Pacific coast from Duluth. He is traveling in the private car of Henry Spencer. president of the Western Fruit Express company, who will join him in Fargo this after- noon. coor J Firecracker roves Fatal to Baby plcaiseite, July‘ 9—91—Clarence 17-months-old son of ‘motorcycle policeman, died here yes | Maurice little more than a year ago twins were born to Mr. hnson of Knoxville, T ave carried a little lets are Archie, luscious fist. sm result of eatin, given him by ineale eight years | lingsley boy ti few hours be The two children hi together early in the drowned in the ‘enn. The next time the stork less gasoline, for he brought triplets. Knoxville chipped together and bought the home shown here for) the little family, land, materials and labor being donated. Kermit and Teddy. 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Incenped at Krause’s action, some of Dugan's supporiers jumped into ea eS it wea Lt Krause"s a free-for-all mix vee Dugeyn was said to have out- boxed Krause during most of the fight. No decision was given. Police Court | Police Court ——__—_—_——_—+ Ludwig oat of Wilton pleaded guilty before Police Magistrate J. M. Belk Friday night to « charge of | o; heiag drunk and paid a fine of $5 and costs. A charge of drunkenness placed | terest against James Sullivan several days ago by the police department was dismissed’ by Police Magistrate Belk Friday night after evidence in the case had been presented to the court. The evidence failed to to Judge Belk. John Geise, arrested Thursday on a charge of being drunk and usin obsecene Urdeen was arraigni before Justice of the Peace R. H. dand Condon, 7-5, 6-4,8-6, _ T! the series, inasmuch had captured both sing! hes yesterday. Crane Friday night. ruled that the evidence failed to substantiate the charge and the case was dismissed. PERS WET NATE TROLS Free-For-All Ends substantiate the charge, according | Cot FIXES BUDGET |= FOR NEXT YEAR|... Public fhineteat i on Proposed Expenditures and Levies Set For July 13. + Tax levies in Burleigh coanty for 1927 should be somewhat lower than for the past year as the re- sult of drastic cuts in the proposed budget for the fiscal year eeprniag: $ July 1, 1927, as accepted by Burleigh county comaitesioners at their last meeting. A public hear- ||ing will be held on the tentative budget at 10 a. m., Wednesday. July 1 13, at which time persons may appear in favor of or against any Silo proposed expenditures or tax levi jes. Total sd htt ape for this year,-exclusive of sinking and in- terest, (is $123,141.73, as tn nt $196, 71 @ year ago, and sequently a slight reduction in tax levies should follow. 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