Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1926, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. (. THURSDAY. JANUARY 21, 1926, I thoushe that he getling out on the wing 1 tried to | over ver. \ St e ! Jump, but found that 1 was unable be able 1o get the chute a4 i . : . < . T jnmy away from the ship. heinz When he wis down 1o | 11ia] | Opening in Nick of Time Saves Pilot, Who Had Been |he1d 1y the “centrituzal foree of the | within what looked to me to he .x.,..J A o spin 0 feet from the zround, his chute Delayed by Mechanic’s Failure to Interpret “The =hip straichtened out mo ot seemingly at the instan | mentarily, and at that time 1 jumped nded—his chute catehing in a Says Cloture Sci»me Advo- Order to Jump ai Higher Altitude. ,r‘.‘}‘.’"f.',‘:",,.':',’w""' BLonna M i el Swan A { it approximately 4 | i |feet. After leaving the plane | felt|training tvpe, and the oc s sat| “stablished 1900 caled Exactl Meets ; for the ring and it was not in its|side by side instead of tandem | ) Exactl; Mee a Alr Service mechanic fi roll. hut | was able ket. I then felt along the harness| . . Store Hours it imp’ When 1 had the|on my left side und found the ring | His Demands. | nea life of & pilot who, position it had | dangling on fts cable. 1 immediately | son why love is biind is 80| 9 AM. to after his passenger had taken 1o the SIros 3 » into a spin. | pulled the ring and the chute seemed | 1 not see its finish parachute. fought himself free from u i he right side | to open immediately, landing me in # O PN BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WiLE, | SPinning anded on the | 1 fving and landing | (ree. approximately two miles west! — — i two after his wi slack nd that the |of Fairfield.” cked his plunge | top A lou £ were jammed Private MeGlynn, in his report ex S (o SN kathar. A R I sl | (i riers of ather makes! e tor life above ‘I immedintely told my mechanic| Lieut. 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