Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1929, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, - DOCTOR DIAGNOSES |=e 'ne oo to o on omen o Futilely to Buck Thick Fog on New York-Boston D hy Ay F Run Believed by Pilot to Be Most Harrowing Ex- Physician on Council Claims “In- u“:.,";' g 1 perienge of Career, as He Tells of Luck in vestigationitis” Is Cause of ney and laid before Getting Plane Back to Earth. City's Ills. F were tough. I had believed eenditions would be better after I got my on the fleld, but they were worse. Lucky Landing. I couldn't see anything. ‘The fog rolied in waves over . Every- | 8o thing was obscured. The fog was like 80 mueh smoke, too nse to see through. I tried to mi fight of it, to force my way through. uel I believed that if I could keep going a short time I would run out of the bank. . 1 found, however, that I was just going uou:d“m ctlrclgA IOr.tl ‘;hould say, I foun out after I gol wn, 1 decided atter some time that 1t was | ¢ WaTeu ANo ¢ s e REPAIRIN n ned. - 3 . h down once. bility. I resolved to find a landing. Sandino Reaches Mexico. Clocks Called For « Delaapwed - Gusranteed (1) You sign your “time that I be- | I dipped low and dropped both my| MEXICO CITY, June 27_UP).—Dis- name here when 1 h&f‘%‘; & ough e Mve now i | landing flares, They showed nothing peiches to Excelsior Trom ! you buy ABA ‘because I'm naturally lucky. I was|but trees. After some time I thought | Ghiapas, today said Augustino m:, " ‘Chugiimeicat your born Priday, the 13th; entered the I could pick out a light and What|former 'Nicaraguan insurgent ) e on December 13, 1017, looked like » ficld and five of his staff off ar- ’ $1650; Opon & charge account uummmh-,wmwmuum meetini mhovm% at 8 o'clock at Hnlm‘ t Chu: Sixteenth and O "&MM?“ 27.—Dr. Joseph Ross, 3 e 27.- 3 , & member of the City Counel, has disg- nesed Chicago's trouble as “investiga- Together with 43 other aldermen Dr. Yesterday voted down a resolution which would have put the couneil en recard as urging an investigation of the rolls of tion Counse] Why the A'‘B'A Cheque is the 4 safest way to carry money (3) Always look here for your own bank’s name when you buy travel cheques. Comparison of your two signatures je your identification. If cheques arg lost or stolen before you sign the second time your money is refunded. A-B'A CHEQUES Accepted van— trom Y.u_vu () You sign again here in the o of the n who the cheque T made for the light and alld into | rived there en route to Vers San. the field, barely escaping destruction |dino later will reside at Merids, Yuea when one wing brushed over trees in |tan. THE STAR= . HAS A NEW 4 TELEPHONE NUMBER * NATIONAL £ 90I-10"St MAIN3067 2 T HEH, 328,78, To maintain a slender figure, 1io one can deny the truth of the advice; “REACH FOR A LUCKY 4 On this particular night eut of Bos- ton I was taking the place of Ned Carrington, a pilot who had just been killed in s foreed landing. At first the weather leoked too bu WaS uscious fresh | ‘Cherries in this Deep-dish Pie Insidious Falsehoods— Boomerangs The insidious falschoods apparent in the claims of selfish interests are boomerangs emphasizing the truth of Lucky Strike’s popularity and succéss. Strike is a hlend of the choicest tobaccos, maturéd by nature, aboundingin fragrant aroma and bursting into delicious, satisfying flavor when toasted for 45 minutes. This heat treatment is the reason 20,679# physicians claim Luckies to be less “irritating than other cigarettes. Toasting, the distinctive process, makes Lucky Strike the cigarette of distinction. " this week on the LiBerTYy LIMITED LADDIN found rubies growing on trees. .. That wasgood . . . But per- liaps cherries are the better fruit. & . They have the ruby beauty without the guby heart. Inside the cherry, all is ten- demness—but poi ~melting i . Mfl,mjm‘n“' melting into fa. Never do cherries reveal their inner beauty to better advantage than when umz sugared, cooked—and crowned with flaky pie erust—in Decp-Dish Fresh Cherry Pie, Pennsyloania, . @ Try it this week on Pennsylvania diners s « A true “Arabian Nights” surprise awaits you beneath the golden crugt ., , And it’s only one of many delicacies on the menu. C. E. McCullough, General Pass. » 613—14¢h St., N W., Washington, 2% LIBERTY LIMITED 1834 hours to Chicago No extra fare Leaves Washington. . , Arrives Chicago. ..,,, oo 3:15 PM. oo 900 AM, Additional trains leave Washington for d at 7:55, 10:50 A.M,, 248, 7:05, m 10:30 P.M, ’ v ’ *To Detroit, a fast train is The Red Arrow- only 16 5-6 hours. Leaves Washington. 3:55 PM. Arriges Detroit. ., , 8:45 AM, The American for St. Louis leaves Washington at 6:30 P.M. and arrives in St. Louis at 5:10 P.M, The Spirit of St. Louis leaves Washington at 2:4§ P.M. and arrives in 8t. Louis at 1:20 P.M. For information and reservations telephone Main 9140, Sundays and holidays telephone National 7370, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ¥ (SIGNED) have been checked [ nd President, 5 The Lucky Strike Danee Orchastra will continue. inacoast to coast radie hooleup n&&flmmt*-