Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1929, Page 12

12 _* THE EVENTNG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 192 PLANE FIGHTS CE LEAPSAVS FLYE 24-Year-0'd Mail Pilot Be- cemes Member of Cater- pillar Club. AS "BOSSY™ BY ;-‘Mark ms_ Daughter Wants to Rule,” Says Mrs. O’Neill. State Representative Avers‘ Party Honors Denied Her by Orders. By the Associated Press. | DAVENPORT., wa, January 31.—| The air mail service had lost another | plane today and the Caterplilar Club | had gained a new member. Snow an:l jce, bane of all flyers, | threatened to beat to earth Pilot Jack Story and his plane, flying at an alti- tude of 3,000 feet near here last night, so Story leaped, with the parachute release cord clutched in his fingers. His flight toward Chicago from Kan- sas City was a continuous fight against the elements, until the weight of ice forming on the wings forced him to abandon the ship. | Over Davenport Story encountered a heavy snow and a few minutes later | he jumped, after first shutting off the motor. He was taken to Moline, Ill, by automobile. Story, who lives im Kansas City, is | ter"—Mrs. By the Assoclated Press. SPRINGFIELD, I, January 31.—One woman politician was under fire from another in Illinois today as Lottie Hol- man O'Neill, State Representative, spoke her mind about “Mark Hanna's daugh- Ruth Hanna McCormick, | Congresswoman-elect from Illinois. “Her personal ambition for power brooks no intereference,” said Mrs. O'Neill, who is serving her fourth term in th: State Legislature. “She has no personal feeling against me, but is Mark Hanna's daughter, with his desire to_boss Mrs. O'Neill said the’expression of her views about Mrs. McCormick in public affairs might perhaps be regarded MRS. RUTH Mc:CORMICK ASSAILED ILLINOIS WOMAN MRS. McCORMICK. tion committee. I pointed out that the chairmanship was going begging among the men of the House. Finally is was | 24 and married. The Caterpillar Club, | as “poor politics,” but that she felt of which he has become a member by | it her duty to sound the call to other Teason of having made a parachute leap | Republican women against the “boss- from a mail plane, includes in its mem- | ism” of the Congresswoman-elect. bership Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. ‘ | PASTOR’S SINCEfiITY | | QUESTIONED BY NORRIS | Senator Defends His Attitude on| Cruiser Bill and Other | Measures. | By the Associated Press. | In an exchange of letters with Rev. | A. A. De Larme. pastor of the First Bap- | tist Church of Omaha, which was made public here yesterday by the National | Popular Government League, Senator | Norris of Neb-aska defended his_atti- | tude on various congressional problems and questioned assertions that “the good eople of Nebraska” were ashamed of is attitude toward the administration. The pastor. in a letter written prior to Senate action on the Kellogg treaty, first asked Norris to co-operate for prompt ratification of the pact. He said he was acting on behalf of his con- | gregation and added: “Posing as a Re- | publican, you in no sense represent the Republican party.” ' In reply the Nebraskan wired asking the attitude of Rev. De Larme and his congregation of 842 “on the big Navy bill now pending in the Senate.” The pastor answered with word that his con- gregation was divided, but that he fa- vored the cruiser bill. Senator Norriz then went into his stand on public ques- tions at length. 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