Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1930, Page 21

OFFGALS STUDY AMENDED AR COD Would Restrict Flying Over Air Space Reservations Under Revision. Officials of the aeronautics branch of | the Department of Commerce are draft- | ing amendments to the. air commerce regulations to povern the operation of | aircraft over air space reservations, set aside for purposes of national defense | or for the manufacturing or storage of high explosives, according to an an- nouncement. ‘The amendments will be in line with recommendations of a special commit- tee created by the Department of Com- merce. The President has appointed a | board composed of the three members | of tke “air cabinet”—Clarence M. Young, 'Assistant Secretary of Com- merce for Aeronautics; F. Trubee Davi- son, Assistant Secretary of War for Aeronautics, and David S. Ingalls, As- sistant Secretary of the Navy for Aero- for air space reservations. ‘The committee has recommended that | only two classes of air space reserva-| tions be recognized. There are reserva- | tions set aside by Executive order and certified high explosive danger areas. The committee urged that in the in- | terest of air navigation and the devel- | opment of air transportation such re-| stricted areas be held to a minimum consistent with actual requirements, and that each case be considered on its merits alone. High-explosive areas over which fly- ing must be restricted for safety must be marked with distinctive day and night warning signals, conforming with | standards to be promulgated by the Secretary of Commerce, the committee made the people think. If some one's | | dog should bark so loud as to disturb | 50, alas, is “More Anon,” who flourished | rooster fight that some cheap sports- | | men held; “Justitia” used to watch such | THE DEPARTED I read each day the public prints, their scare heads and their household hints, the want ads and the sports, the cal '‘ams from lands afar, announce- ments of the latest car, the mews of Jails amd courts. But old “Justitia™ doesn’t seem to fill a column with a scream, as in the days of yore; I yearn for his indignant pen, I'd like to see his work again, but he appears no more. Long_years ago “Justitia” wrote, when- ever he mislaid his goat. a letter to the press; in language that would curl your hair he voiced his message of despair, his pibroch of distress. If taxes were ascending fast, so all the voters stood aghast, “Justitia” spilled some ink; his sentiments were fierce, indeed, and he | 8! sat down and penned a screed that | the weary crowd of folks who wished to sleep, “Justitia™ took his pen in hand and proved that bow-wows should be banned, and buried good and deep. If Congress voted to expend a million to remove the bend from some dark, winding stream, good old “Justitia” was on guard, and he belabored Congress hard, till statesmen used to scream “Justit] ow is dead and gone, and long ago; “Taxpayer” bobs up now and then, as does that master of the pen, “Pro Bono Publico.” Men are t00 | busy now to write two columns on a scenes, too apt to spill the moral beans, and how he reared and yelled! He | was indignant all the time; there always was some frightful erime that roused his righteous ire; and he would roll up | both his_sleeves and send the papers | bulging sheaves of language tinged with fire. WALT MASON. (Copyright, 1930.) M. Blee, director of aeronautic develop- | | Corps, and Comdr. Lee P. Johnson and ment, Department of Commerce, chair- man; F. C. Hingsburg, chief of the Airways Division, Department of Com- merce; Lieut. Col. Ira Longanecker and Maj. Thomas D. Milling, Army Air THE ' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO ASTOR YACHT ON CRUISE | Scientists Join Galapagos Islands Trip for New Species. MIAMI, Fla, March 24 (P).—The yacht Nourmahal, owned by Vincent Astor, salled last night with the owner and a group of scientists for a month’s cruise of the Galapagos Islands, Pa- cific group, in search of new species of plant and animal life. Mr. Astor and members of the party arrived here late yesterday and proceeded directly to the yacht. The scientists expect to assemble plant and animal life of Indefatigable Island, one of the little known members of the Galapagos Toup. Included in the party were Dr. Eu-| gene H, Pool of the New York Hospital and Clarence Ha New Formula Gives Quick Stomach Relief A new formula indicated the way for Harry H. Marks, Port Morris, N. J. to end his stomach trouble. He says, “For ten years, I have been suffering with a bad stomach and had taken everything under the sun, but to no avail. 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