Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1930, Page 31

B—-15 Says Weather Rado-Proof. Radio has not affected the weather in Paris, declares Joseph Banson, a French engineer and meteorologist. Tn a study of weather records before and after the coming of the radio he has just found that the same sort of irregularities were present in the past years as in the radio e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1930. tion, against David Mahon Craig of | com) asserts, but Craig refused, Pittsburgh, » individually and u'mr- is .x‘l’:"g:, and by such refusal the co viving trustee, for alleged breach of | pany claims to have been damaged contract. the extent of $187,800. Through Attotneys Simon, Koenigs- iy o) S S berger, Young & Brez, the plaintiff com- b Eny says it had an aption to purchase ‘The word “carat,” used as a weight ts 50 to 53, square 461, improved by | for diamonds, is derived from the name premises 622’ Pennsylvania avenue and | of the seed of the carob or locust tree, 623 and 625-B street for about $230,000. | this seed in early days being used as a It was ready to complete the deal, the | small weight. recent death of Judge William H. De ] i h streets | SOCIETY TOMEET., |East Capitol ana Fourteentn streets| recent death of Judge Wiim 2. De| 187,800 DAMAGES ASKED. i : rm every parish in this city will mmrvp;:fi gzntv g‘t“ m: m liouncll of the —————! o > St. Vincent de Paul Group Plans :emd by delegates. Thl;c';'“; ;m._| . ! Bocety-JVIgl fea- | 0ld Dutch Realty Co. Sues D. M. 80’ . . George J. 3 fast will follow in the hall of the edi- | president of St. Vincent de Paul Society, fice, Reports will be heard from every | will preside. The quarterly meeting of the 8t. Vin. | 0otre SePOTS WO 00 W0 the _varlous cent de Paill Society of the District of | parishes. Representative JoHn J. Coch- Columbia will be held Sunday morning | rane of Missouri will speak and reso- at the Church of the Holy Comforter, lutions of sympathy in regard to the Quarterly Session. Damages of $187,800 are asked in a filed yesterday in the District Su- mecminby! Old Dutch Realty Pevelopment Co., a Delaware corpora- Several silver mines in Mexico closed down recently. Discovery of W. A. E. Flyers Dead in Mountain Made by Woman and Fellow Pilot. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, March 7.—Climaxing @ 12-day search, two automobile parties today were en route to a canyon high in the San Bernardino Mountains we Lake Arrowhead, where the wreckage of a Western Air Express transport plane and bodies of its crew were sighted yesterday by Mrs. Juanita Burns and Dudley Steele, aviators. The plane, piloted by James E. Doles and carrying Co-pilot A. W. Bieber and Steward John W. Slaton, has been the object of an- extensive search since it became lost in & storm after leaving Kingman, Ariz., on the morning of Feb- ruary 23, en route to Los Angeles. Mrs. Burns, a licensed pilot, 25 years {| old, had been flying over the mountains several days looking for the lost plane. “1 called Mr. Steele and told him 1 fmew I could find the plane if he would take me out and handle the control #0 I could be free to look,” she said. “I had reasoned that Doles had flown into the mountains, and then when he saw he was being forced down from th higher altitudes he turned to make bs for the open desert. ‘Wreckage Is Discovered, “With Steele at the controls, we took off from the Alhambra Airport shortly after noon in an open cockpit plane. We were flylng along over the country when 1 saw a piece of a wing. We swooped lower, and there, scattered for 100 yards along the canyon side, were pleces of wing. Near the bottom of the canyon, all burned except the tail, was the fuselage. One outboard motor was sticking in the side of the canyon “We descended to within 200 feet of the wreck and I could see with my field glasses the crumpled bodies of two of the men. looked iike they had been burned. “It looked to me as if Doles had struck the top of the ridge with one wing as he was trying to turn back and that this is the wing the broken pieces of which are scattered down the hill- side. Another five feet and he would bave cleared it.” Steele said he could sce the wreckage plainly, and that the “W. A. E.” initials and number could be made out on the tail. The plane, he said, apparently had landed rightside up. Others Verify Discovery. Mone Shelton. Western Air Express ot and his mechanic, H. , later lew over the spot and verified the find. ‘The place where the plane was sighted i8 in the same general area where J. T. Barber, a rancher, last Sunday reported he had seen a wrecked plane on canyon side. A posse searched th country with Barber, but failed to find the ship. Doles, pilot of the ill-fated air liner, ‘was 28 years old, married and had one amall son. He had been flying since 1918. Last Winter he disappeared while flying from Los Angeles to Albuquerque %ith a loaded passenger plane, but later brought his ship in safely, after a 24- forced desert landing to await the passing of a storm. ‘Western Air Express officials said he ‘was considered one of the most reliable pliots in the service. Risher was 20 years old and recen ue, N. M. W. 1:2 d the wreck- for about a year. an Tive wifs'the Fedeead operative e prohibition force. AMOS BURG TO TELL OF MANY ADVENTURES Experiences While on Canoe Trip Down the Yukon River to Be Described. Amos Burg, jr., who has led an ad: %flarmu career sin tional G?d!npme Soclety at the Wash- ington Auditorium at 8:15 this evening, when he narrates traveling 2, Yukon Rl;'tr Burg journeyed visited the cliff-dwelling Eskimos, and | later visited Nunivak Island and the Diomedes, in the Bering 5 x Motion pictures were taken along the trip, and these, with colored lantern slides, will show the striking scenery. ! —— Highest Praise for Miller’s Herb Extract Say It Is Truly a Wonder Worker | W. P, THOMPSON Mr. W. P. Thompson, 413 South Fairf: Ave, Alexandria, Vi u{l Miller's_ Herb Extract = (formerly called Herb Juice) is the medicine he ever used, truly der worker and worthy of the high- est praise. “I have tried for a long time to find just such & remedy as | this, and it only took & few bottles | to relieve me of chronic condition | that had caused me a great deal of | suffering and nervous strain. 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