Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1929, Page 5

For Impaired Vision —conuitan E'ye Physzcmn Conservation of eyesight is of the greatest importance. Once lost, it can never be re- stored. The first indication of trouble should receive the im- mediate attention of a recog- nized eye physician. EDMONDS == O PTICIAN—> 915 Fifteenth Street WAS t(‘L_E?_TON Established 1899 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1929. SINGLE DAY RETURN Flight East Made in Less Than 20 Hours to Demon- strate Passenger Service. By the Associated Press. ROOSEVEL' FIELD, August 22.— Capt. Rescoe Turner and his three pas- sengers prepared today for a return trip to the Pacific Coast in their flight to demonstrate the feasibility of one-day '.rlnsoontinental air passenger service, hey arrived here last night from Glendak- Calif., having made the cross- country flight in 19 hours and 53 min- utes, with three refueling stops. The return flight will be made tomorrow. ‘The passengers were osper nnd Russell Pecht of Los Angeles and R. Lane of Berkeley, Calif. H. C. Gnttv of Los Angeles was navigator. ‘The plane left Glendale at 12:45 a.m. (Pacific time) vesterday with stops for fuel at Albuquerque, N. Mex.; Tulsa, Okla., and Cincinnati, Ohio. . A stop also was made at Louisville, Ky., to send ulegram Capt. Turner planned to make as much of the flight in daylight as pos- slble but upon his arrival last night he sald “It was sure a tough job flying sver the Rocky Mountains this morning be- fore daylight and over the Appalachians after dnrk. That's enough work for any man in o 10 COAST PLANNED BOYS STEAL CHICKENS WITH FISH LINE AND BAIT Owner Watches Hen ‘“Take the Hook” and Goes for Two, Who Drop Loot and Flee. By the Associated m 22— Chicken ll:fl:;lal are ufln( hmk and I':ona line in thi wn. Henry sulkuswlcx. Ogden -Lren," had been los] r chickens from day to day. | reco n the back yard, he saw me ens swallow something . Investigation prnved n line coming over the with worms. chickens 'ere discovered on the other side. They escaped, but Bolkuzwuu Tre- clptur:d Soume of ‘his bir LOWERS s?ssnszconn Swedish Liner Kungsholm Breaks| Own Transatlantic Mark. GOTHENBURG, Sweden, August 22 (#).—Not to be outdone by the German liner Bremen and the British Maure- tania, the Swedish transatlantic liner Kungsholm of the Swedish-American line lowered her own speed record by pearly five hours on her recent crossing from New York to Gothenburg. Her New York run was 7 days, 21 hours and 56 minutes. The former rec- ord, set May, 1929, was 8 days, 2 hours and 47 minutes. > Gen. Higgins to Marry Son. TORONTO, Ontario, August 22 (F).— OUTBOARD MOTOR BOATS . RACE UP MISSISSIPPI Vivian G. Far Behind Schedule, ‘While Baby Lee Pilots Complain of Bumpy Water. By the Associated Press. VID, ALIA, La., August 22.—Two out- motor_boats, both en route s. 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