Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 27

|COL. WEARS AWATING Globe Trotter to Remain at Harbor Grace to Begin Flight Around World. Special Dispatch to The Star. By the Associated Press. C;':' d‘s“;‘- iy e “"r“-“-Ad—:-" . Lin can’t attain some degree ROOSEVLET FIELD, N. Y., July 24. | G comparative privacy for himself, his ~John Henry Mears, globe trotter, |wife and that much-written-about son waited today for good weather between |of theirs, he may decide to establish a New York and Harbor Grace. News (home remote from New York. foundland, and hoped to get away by | Speaking with complete good humor Saturday or Sunday morning on the |but with a puzsled frown at the problem first leg of a flight whose route runs |presented, friencs say, the colonel point- “round the world." |ed cut that he might have to do some- His mohoplane City of New York, | thing of the sort if his life were to be which will be piloted by Henry J.|bearable. Brown, lately an airmail pilot out of | Should: the Lindberghs give up their Cleveland, has been ready since its | home at Englewood, N. J., which is n final checking at Hartford, Conn., last | New York City, there is a possibility, Friday. | cording to friends, that they Mears hopes to beat the record of |move to Tulsa, Okla. Col. Lindbergh 20 days and 4 h set by the Graf |likes that part of the country. —Fur- Zeppelin last year from Friedrich- | thermore, he feels that the people in a shafen, Germany, #round the world. |community of that size would become He will fly to Harbor Grace as sogn |used to his presence and eventually #s weather conditions are suitable and | would take him for granted. will await good weather there for a | In New York, with its millions of resi- hop across the Atlantic dents and its translent thousands, Col. Two years ago, with Capt. C. B. D. |Lindbergh is a constant source of inter- Collyer, Mears went around the world |est. Every time the public gets by plane and other transportation |glimpse of him he is recognized in methods in 23 days, 15 hours, 21 min- | stantly, surrounded, 'and embarrassed utes and 3 \ds, establishing a |and harassed with acclaim for a feat record which stood until the Graf's |now more than three years old. world flight. That was the second Unable to Travel by Train. round-the-world record Mears had set. | His first, set in 1913, was 35 days and | Priends say the colongl has told them 21 hours 'he could not travel by train, even if he shed, because he would be singled out CLYDE MASTER DIES t once and would get no peace there- | after. ot e o [ s may be b rekade taide from A1ri i i s passion for ‘the air, that Col. Lind- Wilmington Skipper Expires in|p..oh never travels by irain. An excep- Hundredth Year. tion since his Atlantic flight was his % journey to Cleveland for Ambassador WILMINGTON, Del, July 24 (#.— Herrick’s funeral. When he has to go Capt. Joshua N. Davis, for 37 years a |any distance he goes by plane, with master of ships owned by the Clyde |himself piloting. | Line Steamship Co., dicd Monday in| He did seek another means of escape | his 100th year. {and bought himself a boat, a trim Born at Milton. Del, he began his | cruiser of coastwise range. But he seafaring career at 15 under his father, | didn't find the privacy there he wanted. Capt. Peter Davis, a famous shipmaster | Every time he tied up he was recog- in his day. Two sons and a daughter | nized. sui i e subway, of course, is completely Attain Some Degree of Privacy for Himself and Family. would | DBERGH MAY ESTABLISH HOME REMOTE FROM NEW YORK GUDD WEMHER:MOV, May Be Necessary in Order to out of question. In New' York, unless he is driving his own car, Coi. Lin bergh uses taxis. And even these are far from satisfactory. As soon as the driver finds who his passenger is he be- gins to boast about it. “Hey,” he'll call to the traffic police- | man when a red light is holding him | for a moment. “Who'd you think I've got aboard? Col. Lindbergh.” And in @ second a knot of people will collect. | Photographers Set Up Camp. | | i Col. Lindbergh's latest experience with unwelcome attention was at the time his son was born. Photographers | for some of the more persistent picture | services set up & camp _outside the | Dwight Morrow gates in Englewood. | Even servants leaving the place were | stopped. Photographers would _block | their path with a car, halt them and | bombard them with questions and offer bribes. | And that was why, when the colonel | was ready to distribute to the press the first photographs of the baby, pictures | had taken himself, certain picture | Porch Furniture Enamel “§1” Enamel dries in four hours with hard surface. Beautiful vai y of colors. 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