Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1930, Page 31

YOUNG DEPLORES 5%, Vs | BBEAWAUNIS Is Caught by Dogs fflnhts for Adventure Only i Are Losing Their Interest, ! He Says. “Two Toes,” Who Left| His Others in Traps, Goes Into Zoo. By the Associated Press MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 28.—Old By the Associated Press. “Two Toes,” king of timber wolves, must The Summer accumulation of trans- SPend the remainder of his life behind Oceanic flights in the name of adven- | bars at the Memphis Zoo as penalty ture only is viewed by Clarence M. for the ruthless crimes he committed ‘Young, - | meree for Aeronaatics, without enthusi- | *hen he led his pack through the asm. forests of Arkansas | hc&fnmenunc today upon plans already = After 10 years of freedom and mas- wWhere Col. Lindbergh blazed a trail in | smarted by men and dogs in Cross | 1927, Secretary Young said that “trans- ‘hioun'-y, Ark., yesterday and brought oceanic flights in airplanes as a sport- | here. : “Two Toes,” 50 named because he lost &‘:{E"'"" ORI " T | ani his’toes on his right hind paw ex- 2 | cept two in traps, is famous in song Believes Flights Valueless. and story in Eastern Arkansas. His Pour west-to-east crossings in air- pack killed sheep and goats by the hun- lanes and one from Europe to the | dreds, and often cows and even bulls nited States have been announced as | were pulled down. Always by the car- already on the Summer's program, but | casses would be wolf prints and the the Secretary believes that for the pres- | mark of “Two Toes.” ent ocean flying with commercial val - s not practicable for heavier-than-air | QUALITY —is fore- mos’ in our showing of— Constructive thought and plans for | Overseas service in an economic com- | mercial way have replaced ‘“stunt” flights, he said, and notable advances may be expected during the next two or_three years along these lines. | Until these developments come, how- | ever, there is little to be gained by the | adventurous flights, he added, classi- | fying “stunts” as those where there is ho additional experience to be Ilin!dk and where the entire load of the plane 1s consumed by fuel, oil and equipment | “Pay-Load” Routes Urged. “Obviously,” he said, “any type of afreraft which is employed in a com- | mercial route must provide a pay-load i { capacity consistent with the operating FOXES | 'of QUALITY must also be capable of sustained flight | of unusual duration. 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