Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1927, Page 4

THE. EVENING STAR., WASHINGTO D. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15 I-INUY ls PRA'SED ‘:m.r‘qg: alreraft and the skill of MORROW AND WILL ROGERS YIELD Chaplam in HOUS(‘ F”GH]‘ BR“_”ANT ane :rp:a}:lefllh; ‘dsm( n’;‘a‘;thl attain lhu[nr:rlnlhs:d ~ o e ks “The experts and the public are both | Roma and all Italy ar 13 ey men, Wt 2 AS LINDY BECOMES NEW ENVOY| Gives Prayer for | bt R, T i e e JORAER e o | Washington to Mexico City is another demonstration of the possibilitiex of 209G Lindbergh Succe e riend thac e Tad hardry: set | doRIAEE FHFOAD erodok D ot aireraft in nmnmh « merce a8 R {foot in America upon his return from | this yvear. el ax theic usdrulc Mexicans Carry Planc on Shoulders and : ok France iwhen he started his campaizn 7 zo00d will among nations. Col. Lind o promote th » of aviation hy | 'vergh's breadth of the France to Honor R. M. Tobin. latest ploneering venture P | should be qui """“fl"_l: uler Showcr Sfreetq Wlt]\ Flowers as Flyer | v ay at the opening e ses- a THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Dees Prominent Men and Women |commereial service and [Uboles Lo g i« | Paris Press and Publlc Lost ) uaid that he made the o % tablished Laud Flight to Capi- e ontiin o 8! Y 3 Passcs. Humorist Says. Lambert—"This shonld aE b | | sion for Lindbergh's succ: P (o s~ Rl present flight. and that his exam- can flight by way ot rest and ‘Tor 15 (Fh—he American lezation ple might inspire the youth of the in Admiration of Llndy s r-«vna ion land. i . RS hee o b perey de a's 1§ H —_— No o God he with America’s incom- Tenacity. ficial confirmation has bee recsy parable hero as he sails on in the Hope Expressed That Next Long Trij ved, P K Trip it was said. It is understood that the bl open howl of the skies, passes the Will Be o Italy iy i s New Yok Times. th - ” houlders of the mountains and e i R i i S the Attantic and no doubt should be ' What a brave and great man| &l 1\ By thi Associated: Preas B during the war to the Frencl v &, as reported " 18 1o his . December 15.-- Lind . ters ti o ay repubic ROME, December 15 (). Ward of ;- e French gener.| The following comments, as reported | g iy yie minds of the world as to hi he is | enters the gateway of the repubi BARIS Dicanion (s aioiilen! o O DR AR “f“;w“ }Of Sl He was cited several timos in i e just Jeft him up = g v idea of the arduous| ©of the South. May his chivalry, by the Associated Press, were made on tery of the ai e | give you an idea of the s -« § i A astiiea: of CHEWen: & Tinavsvani Army orders duri ¥ the $ o embas . ok simplicity and high moral stand- | safe landing is hailed with the warm nature of these people in comparison | Simplicity a higl 1 stand once more smile from the front ‘:, flowr e hailed with the wa § the flight of Col. Lindbergh by persons | ¢y payl Henderson—"The Mizhi passador gave up hix d mine ! . ards he an example and inspiration 5 hassador g 4 caand Europe: In France and | D e St prominent in public life and aviation [ ppens up new flelds and doubtlessly waun't good cnough for Linds. hey fike 10 tore up the plane | 10 the youth of our land. We pray :’;fi;:y;d“:r’l::‘ 1':| b Lo it ‘m:;*z press great admiration for the Amer Radio “lighthouses™ to assi activities Wil Tear 10 an intermational air v.._n1 He has jusi this minute talked With o tear off souvenirs. Here hundreds| in the name « e ol D et hin Mt And v | TN, yer, who has added another star | gation are “heing_placed souna the 3 | service between the United States and othe Detre He couldn’t ! (ol > on their own shoulders and ! savior. to his glorious record, as well.as to coast of the British Isies S Comdr. Richard E. Byrd—'1 take 1t will be up to the Mexican mother in teok it ue heir own sh "f’"”" at Mexico City aviation throughout the world cons will send out mmwn’\\‘!-é:x v Technlcal experts emphasized that | Hope was immediafely voiced in avi- |at reguiar intervals, snabling oo Mexico, 4 very well and Mr. earvied it to the hangar - | my hat off to Lindbergh again | zovernment. however. fo inaugur iatking. He invited . S L b n i — the service by establishing an aiv line L e Il Streets Covered With Flowers. he exploit was all the more brilliant, [ation rircles that Lindbergh's néxt ftted with wireless directin ath Ehder——n0F coura. 1 wan con- | h%re e Saatce o wheve it here for Chlatmas, und s il wak |+ d Wk Wewen. | DRUERT PROPOSES PLIGHT (100 5 o0, 0, ons hebilint | i s e Goramerad oz | Mad, it wlesins Mrveios Snaer and he told o come on ok ite ot e i o take bearings and accurately de fident he would make it V-” 1 couldn't | woyld connect with an American line il e vded itk ML e fromthe Unlied fto; falal bud s o help but worry when his 26 hours Wers [ e Mexican post office department | 50 1 l.‘v;,\\i‘nl‘.yv\ slismi with ”",Y.,‘ tipe ;‘\\,- Teets were - FROM NEW YORK TO ROME s o i i <pend Christmas v inches thick with flowers. Richard M Tobin, American Minister here, has i A D ay for St. Louis. Lind tal Of Mexmo' berg's skill_and |I>]ln\ have enabled BY WILL ROGE was standing by President Calles and | T ——— him to duplicate his feat of spanning asm. Italian aviators ex up. T'm awfully happy. 1 looked out|yndoubredly will consider the possit ot my window last nizht and thought | Hee i the air mail as 8 consaquence 200,000 Walied & Hours. of him. poor fellow. fiving alone | o Lindbergi's great suceess . I'm so ; He don't seem very tired. He waslyginted, He was just in my room and PIT TRGH, December 15 The Ambassador has been working on this flight since he was first ap- Bs ciated Press through that lashing storm v - happy about i TAGE AGAIN 7 houss i the air, 1 s v 200, | Ghid he was (he most pleased man in | James R. Cox, pastor of Old St. Pat D § " o 000 people. inchnding the ident | Ajexico tonight rick’s Catholic Church here, proposes | H Clay ". Chamberlain— That's a HOMER ON S and all his cabinet, wait for eight | -re) (ha doubtful ones that Lind 1o fly from New York (o Rome Savmgs P en very nice and I'm mighty g'ad ~hours ta welcome hil, and even our|popch will not be taken to a bull fisht | Father Cox has offerad to he the H . Lindbergh r. Such fights 45| Famous Contralto Returns to Sing own country couldn’t equal the Wel- i hiere are other amusements here. | principal backer of the projected fiight (‘heck this help aviation 4 very much " 4 come. They went cuckoo. | 11e ie resting now and says he don't |of Miss Myrtle Brown of Omaha, who 4 § Ton h With Mostropolitan. Moy oiner aviator In the world | want to #o to sleep till night comes. | would be accompanied by Father Cox Cashed T elfth d G St 1 ST am AW e SR hecember 15 (F) — would have come down 1o see Where | Noiwow und 1 have resigned as Am |and a pilot. .ashe W an S. the news 5 1 . he was. but that determination made |y ccadors in Mexico. Now ve J:| I am determined to make the flight . 1 " rest R Mme. Louise Homer. who vetived (von | g Fei e yp there till he found the | oniy one when he is in the countr | it the details can be satisfactorily ar- 3, splendid y al| the Metropolitan Opera C'o. nearlv a|name of a hotel. one building. andj he Ambassador xuve me a dinner | ranged,” Father Cox said last night nstated nore | o veturned 1o its ves | found it on the map, and then laid embassy last night We have not yet determined the cost. ity of sir craft andig par _ o Ammeris in “Aldas The vompass rouie from there. | whi but if it is more than I can handle, * American aircraft and air-jter o gl . You people up th can’'t realize | jnet attended, the first time a ,,.-m am certain 1 have friends who will He | v foreibly [role, one of her favorites in the hex- |\, his (rip of hix means to the two | dent of Mexico ‘ever was in the ald in backing the flight.” Ml atitniio 10-| gay of her career, ulse ix considered |counteis<. 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