The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 23, 1927, Page 8

4 Py i 8 IEN BEAVER PLANTED f TEACHERS WILL ™ % "™ | BACCALAUREATE ATTENDSCHOOL . . .. SERVICES HELD DURING SUMMER “ " SUNDAY NIGH | though it was un cut short hbecause hi ,‘ out. He talked directly [to are graduating thi them some ex text for his ad 1 from a double first was llvr«. "he THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY, MAY 23, 1927. of The program ended with a be tion by | which he c-|mail pilot depends for guidance. |the B ———] water could not take off again. Rev. A. P, Kashevaroff in| With extra gasoline tanks and the| The cockpit is enclosed in glass 1sked that * bles lm strument rd, the total cost is|and Lindbergh flies “blind,” using God” should fall upon the 1- | about $15,000 he plane is pow a periscope to see over the front of [nates and that they should be guided [with a Wright “whirlwind” J-2, 225|his plane, which he did rarely on |in their future princ lives by the highest horsepower, rine cylinder, ra | his cross-continent hops similar to that in the/ed by the instruments on the ela monoplane “Columbia.” . motor Bellanca He is guid- bo- rate board before him. In land flying | Corinthians, ¢ “Ki With full load the plane .Jhas a|he uses a magnetic compas. Other m.y they whi un in a race, run ii L1] cruising speed of approximately 105 |instruments on the board include but one receiveth the prize; sc miles per hour and a maximum sp |temperature gauge, oil pressure H m that ye may obtain,” mll the | lof 123 miles per hour. It carried 4 rauge, tachometer, altimeter, turn ecutive S "y « the Alaska | ~ . | { jecut S s t g | I R g (second text from Mathew 5:11 \n‘, gallons of gasoline and 28 gallons of {and bank indicator, air speed antl Juneau Teachers, Re-engag ] { natiasioh U Anting sradual f H”~" Sc h""]u\n,. oever shall” compel thee to “n stimated o be sufficient for a|drift indicator, speed timer and clock. ed, Plan Study Vacation 'rrince of w s Are Ably Addressed by v mite, ko \\yr!h him twain.” 1,500 mile jump i o Sl 'v.“‘ o "‘: Pyes } r ¥ " > ) e u{IH\ : ; e nd | désotving .af Gue, was brought out, B BY Hls FLY'N | On his 2500 mile trip from San| W P g ) ? ol hree red peopld gatl, | the beginning ot the talk, and tha | Diego, Cal, to New York, Lindbergh| ... iATe o s : : ; night the Baceal-|the object of life, is to be victoriou {used less than 250 gallons of gasoline |, "WER SIS YOURE Mot “’1‘” '“‘""‘ & . & ! = for the Juneau High |The three things necessary to i and the average consumption is com-| j\& . 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Bussln or, Phone 4623. adv. u g d mother in Dalma SWEET-ORR TUG-O-WAR W lifor g the soutl Han girls are ¢ automobile motor to C: ern route to North Dakota, Miss all fiv an gen stated that perts in driving changing tires Mis: Ann Rol her parents in Sp 1 visit Washin Built to stand d may attend Pullman Stat 3 ; terio the gaff will visit wit other ¢ 3 of Presb her pa 1, Montana, and 808 E T will t n Home o> i, omic .\\i“‘;“ iy t a land of —— later ye nt of willile & &t developing ( tian citizen ] University known 5 the 1 ‘nu ( ( » jonly has he be jod missionar \ zood explorer. He climbei | Taylor will visit in|Put . i | 1 Ui Texas im,m\ mountain v.vmly m\.u and | has followed far out in the Aleutiar Mrs, Grace Bishop will spend the| A by g 4 summer months in Juneau, but wiil|{!$ slands on Inm:..‘.«x lition The Clothing Man probably take a short trip to Seattle | ] N aker will leave for Seattle | REAL K HOSIERY shortly but will not return to .n[ o rlt i 2 AEIRG neau next year. 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