Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1928, Page 26

. 28-.® GERMAN ZEPPELIN TO ATTEMPT OCEAN New Craft, Larger Than Los Angeles, Coming Here Next Month. By the Associated Press The German Zeppelin LZ-127 has two visits ‘to the Tnited States sched- uled before Christmas, the first to be undertaken early in September. Comdr. Garland Fulton, chief of the Lighter- Than-Air Craft Division of the Navy made this announcement upon his ar- rival her from Friedrichshaven, Ger- many, where the craft was constructed - Comdr. Pulton accompanied Lieut Comdr. C. E. Rosendahl, commander of the Navy's dirigible. Los Angeles. (o Ge! to inspect the craft, on which the latter will return to the Naval A Station at Lakehurst, N. J., the destina- tion of the Zeppelin. Besides being larger than the Los Angeles and_having improved equip- ment, the LZ-127 embodies an_inno- vation in airship construction. Comdr Fulton sald. That is the use of a spe- cially compounded gas fuel. which elim- inates the necessity of water recovery clevices necessary on the Los Angeles to ballest the vessel. The gas is only slightly heavier than air. About 40 persons, including the crew of 30 will make the first voyage Among them will be Lady Drummond Hays of London and a German news- paper man, in addition to Lieut. Comdr Rosendahl. Accommodations for 10 more will be available. Comdr. Fulton said he did not believe that Dr. Hugo Eckener, the Zeppelin's commander, would attempt to fly the airship across the Atlantic to any place but Lakehurst, as xhal:us‘vago‘n ;‘U\r enly one equipped to t. As to the: cities it would visit, he said. the Germans themselves had not decided MAN, 80, AND BABY HURT. Victims of Falls Are Believed Se- riously Injured. An elderly man and a Laby were sesi- “condition is reported ‘undetermined. Norval Russell, 18 months old, 338!, ‘Thirteenth street. northeast, reccived a .THE EVENING STAR. W.&gF{T'L\GTON. D. C. THURSDAY, -AUGUST 9. 1928. Th PALAIS ROYAL DOWIIStAIIs Store ore Friday 1 tSchecluled Earthquake Is On Time I ' But Sleepy Seismologists Miss Tremors | By the Associated Press | SAN JOSE, Calif. Jose was rocked gently by an earth’ August 9.—The | tremor which lasted about a minute | convention of the Jesuit Seismologists’' and a half. The delegates, however, | Association of America was voted almost | slept through the quake. | & complete success today. | Pather Henry, assistant director of | Last year, when it met in Chicago. |the observatory at the University of | | the carthquake experts were invited to|Santa Clara here, was working among | jconvene here in 1928, and as a special his instruments when the shock regis- | | Inducement were promised a real earth- | tered on the seismograph. He rounded quake during the meeting. Many of the jup the delegates so they might examine selsmologists. never having experienced |the record immediately. as proof that | an earthquuke, voted for San Jose. his promise to them had been kept | | At 10:35 o'clock last night the pen-| No damage from the quake had been | | insular area from San Francisco to San | reporte od: | | | CHICAGO SCHOOL SYSTEM | cnts were removed and replaced. the | former cabinet members becoming prin- | 'S G'vEN SHAKE UP 1 cipals of various schools. Three vacan- . cies were filled. a new office was created and one position i3 vet to be filled. ! A wide sweep was made In_transfers | of principals in high and grade schools | | and a number of new principais were | | suggested by Mr. Bogan to the hoard of education, which affirmed his actions Mr. Bogan also proposed an innova- ! tion in educational requirements when | he recommended that teachers of the | Crane Junior College and the Chicago | normal schools hercafter submit to the | regular examinations for teachers’ cer- | ! tificates before being eligible to teach | here. The custom has been to give them certificates upon their graduation. | Four Assistant Superintendents Replaced and Other Radical Changes Made. Br the Associated Pross CHICAGO. August 9. The person- nel of the city school system was given a violent ‘shake up yesterday by the | new superintendent of schools, William | J. Bogan. Four assistant superintend- EERON 614 12th Street - August Millinery Clearance Our complete stock of Summer Hats in extra large to small headsizes. 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