Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1929, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, PEE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1929. CRACKEN PLANE CRASHES LANDING Assistant Commerce Secre-| tary Escapes Serious In- - jury When Forced Down. By the Associated Press. BRIDGEPCRT. N. J., August 20.— william P. MacCracken, jr., Assistant Secretary of Commerce in charge of | aeronautics, was hurt slightly late last | night when an air- plane in which he was flying from Cleveland to wel- come the Graf Zeppelin at Lake- hurst. was wrecked in a forced landing near here. The plane, with C. H. Charles at the controls, struck telegraph wires, overturned ~twice and landed upside down. Mr. Mac- Cracken suffered only a cut knee and the pilot escaped with ~a sprained w. p. MacCracken. wrist. The Assistant Secretary, who had at- | tended the National Air Races in the | Ohio city. was flying in 8 Government- owned cabin plane to deliver an im- portant message to Dr. Eckener. He resumed his journey to Lakehurst by autemobile. The accident was caused when fuel ran short and a forced landing became neeessary. ST Civil War Veteran Dead. CUMBERLAND, Md., August 29 (Spe- Richard Henry Arnold, who | in the Union Army in the Civil | " died here yesterday afternoon, | aged 89, He was born at Point of | Rocks, Md,, and as & young man worked | on pieneer construction work on the | Baltimore & Ohio Railroad west of | Cumberland. He served three years in | the Union Army. in a West Virginia regiment, having enlisted at Fetterman, | near Grafton, Mrs. H. R. Cope recently completed a | 7,500-mile journey across Africa with her husband in a motor truck. L HOSPITAL WARD | By the Associated Press. DENVER, Colo, August 29.—A hos- pital room instead of halls of British nobility may be the setting of a wed- ding ceremony for Miss Valerie French, granddaughter of the late Earl of Ypres, and Henry Bradley Martin, jr., scion of a prominent New York family. ‘Wedding plans of the couple, which called for a ceremony in London, were upset recently when Martin was in- | Limon, Colo. ospital here jured in an automobile accident ne: He Is recovering in a French now is on Mi: SEE MAY BE SETTING FOR FRENCH-MARTIN WEDDING her way across the Atlantic to. her fiance's bedside. artin, 2 student at Oxford, met Miss French three years ago at Nassau. They became engaged, the wedding to following Martin’s graduation from the hi college last June. Martin's father, who came here to be with his son, said Miss French sailed | Wednesday on the Homeric to come to | Denver. He planned to meet the girl in New York and bring her to his son t advisable, ere, f the surgeon deems I 1 think m: | the senior Martin ‘THE FORD TRI-MOTOR AIRPLANE Largest Type Ship Made Friday, August 30 at the ; Washington Airport Another Wonderful Ford Product Authorized Metropolitan Dealers Ready for Your Labor Day Trip in the new and inconceivably chic “Hahn Special” Shoes for Women $6.50 At All Our Stores Silver Fox New in highest-priced footwear, makes its Washington debut, of course, in “Hahn Spe cials.” Blue, Green, Au- tumn Brown and Burgandy are the colors. Lizards Razah Lizards! Their beautiful: Iy blending shades of hrown and beige harmonize splen- didly with all the popu- lar Fall dress colorings. Suedes Autumn Suedes are agai ping smartly into the ion picture. 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