Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1928, Page 5

OMEMADE PLANE FALLS; FIVE KILLED San Diego Air Board Forbid Flight—Pilot Refused License. Br the Associated Press. SAN DIEGO, Calif. March homemade airplane and a nervy Lawmaker, Annoyed Threatening last night to “clean out” the Police Department if they did not stop the dogs from barking in his neigh- borhood, Representative Ralph F. Lozier of Missouri (his morning modified his former statements by saying that he did not want to make trouble for any one. Mr. Lozier, who lives at the George ‘Washington Inn, 301 New Jersey ave- nue southeast, complained to Licut. Warren O. Embrey, night chief of de- tectives, that he had made numerous requests to the police of the fifth pre- cinct that they do something about the Threatens to “Clean Out” Police Force matter, but that as vet the dogs luuk" THE EVENING |RUSSIANS DENY CLAIMS by Barking Dogs, “Why, it's even worse than Constanti- nople, and that is the worst dog-infested town in the world,” Representative Lo- zier declared, telling Licut. Embrey that his complaints at the fifth precinct sta- Ition had brought forth only the re- sponse that Court and make a complaint there or | swear out a warrant. a serles of STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, MARCH 5. 1928. OF “CZAR’S DAUGHTER” Members of Nobility Quoted as Skeptical of Woman's Statements. By the Aesociated Press. PARIS, March 5.—The claim of the mysterious Mme. Anastasla Tchaikov- he should go to Police |sky, now in the United States, to be s daughter, Is scouted in atements published in two he late Cz “The representative declared that he is | Russian vernacular wecklies appearing not famillar with police procedure In |y Washington, but that he thinks theie n Paris today. Among those who deny the woman's should be some remedy for a situation | claim are the Grand Duke Alexander, which he s has caused 20 or 30 Rep- resentativ S ¥ ¥ ve their rest who married the Grand Duchess Prine Ar asia’s aunt; and H. Krupensky, head of the Russian monarchists in France. declare that Mme. Tchalkovsky speaks German well, while the Princess Anastasia spoke it poorly: that she does not know English, while Anastasia knew it perfectly, and that her teeth are badly filled, while the work on Anastasia’s was done excellently. ‘They also claim that her body failed to show supposed bullet and bayonet wounds, (Mme. Tchaikovsky, who spent sev- eral years in a German asylum, arrived in the United States early last month, but since then her whereabouts have been a complete mystery.) ‘Women Drink More. The incre of llquor drinking in France has been more among women t War. pronounced | men sice the World | the inted matter von Helmholtz, logist, fl , recommends or vice PEERING THROUGH SLIT German Doctor Recommends Fo- cusing Eye on Object by Means of Crevice. 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The company brought suit for a bal- ance claimed to be due from Karrick and the latter filed a counter clajm for £14,389.37. includi a claim of $10,000 for the alleged del fncompetent pilot today were blamed | for the worst aerial disaster in the his- tory of fiving here. Five men were killed. including the piiot, when the plane stalled and nose- dived 300 feet to earth yesterday in|° giving the right of way to a huge air iner about to make a landing. The dead: W. W. Bird, pilot and builder of the plane. Ralph Cralg. Chester H. Kidwell. Clifford Dill. Irvine Thomas. o All were residents of the San Diego district except Thomas, who is believed to have come from Brooks and Kelly Fields, Tex. % Refused a License. | The plane left the airport against| the orders of the City Air Control Board. which previously had refused | Bird a pilot’s .license on the ground that he was inexperienced. 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