Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1931, Page 12

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Dethol FOKKER AIRPLANES FOUND T0 BE SAFE Assistant Secretary of Com- merce Young Predicts Their Return to Service Soon. By the Associated Press. Assistant Secretary Young of the Commerce Department expects many of the 1920 model Fokker planes which two weeks ago were barred from com- mercial passenger service to be restored to duty within 10 days. Conference between department of- ficials and operators of the planes have developed new maintenance schedules for the 35 planes, and the Aeronautics Secretary said he thought certificates of airworthiness would be issued soon. Some of the planes, however, may not again enter passenger service, although no ban has been placed upon them for use in carrying mail. Faith in Safety. Despite the Kansas crash, which car- ried Knute Rockne to death and brought the withdrawal of the 1929 se- ries of Fokker planes from passenger | service, Young contended no doubts had been raised in the minds of travelers as to_the safety of air travel. During the last six months of last year there were but two passenger fa- talities to 51,482,633 passenger miles flown, and thus far the Rockne crash alone has marred the record for the first six months of 1931. Next week air transport companies representatives will confer with Secre- tary Young and other officials. In July mmulacturers will discuss airworthiness proposals. Mllllon Passengers Seen. Predicting that a million passengers will be carried by transport planes this year, Postmaster General Brown pointed out that while industry generally had been depressed aviation had been im- roving. g , He cxedlkd commercial aviation with ly all the outstanding im- pmemenu in fiying that hlve"been made within the three years. He compltmenud the develwpment of the autogiro and the Packard-] Dlenl mo- tor, which “kept a plane in the air more than three days without refuel- ing.” i'l'he combined mail-passenger-express service, Postmaster General Brown said, was zettlnk much sounder.” “The men who have survived the washouts of the last two years are busl- ness men and scientists, and they are having the advice of bankers skilled in finance. Aviation is becoming a gen- uine transportation enterprise,” he said. In 1928, he said, 53,000 passengers were carried by plane, in 1929 but 165,000 and last year 400,000. —_— SUTHERLAND CHARGE OF CONTEMPT ENDED -| Alien Property Custodian Cleared by Satisfactory Explanation in Stock Answer. Justice Jennings Bailey of the District Supreme Court has dismi the con- tempt citation against Alien Property Custodian Howard Sutherland for failure to answer questions propounded by Mrs. Mshel Wnlker ‘Willebrandt, representlng a group of German claimants who had brought lult against the custodian. Mr. Sutherland made a satisfactory explanation of his failure to make the required answer, and he has been given until June 1 to file the response. The case deals with shares of Ameri- can stock seized from English branches of German banks during the World War. The custodian was asked to re- port as to the number of such shares remaining in his pos!csslon MAYOR OUITS IN HUFF Resigns When Not Allowed to In- terfere in Strike. LIMA, Peru, May 19 (#)-—Mayor Luis Eguiguren resigned yesterday after the government refused to allow him to intervene in a settlement of the taxi drivers’ strike. Another factor in his resignation was H.he ministry of education’s disregard | of his opposition to issuance of free passes to motion pictures by the min- istry. The mayor contended this was a mumcipa] privilege. ON EXHIBITION TODAY The FIRST Air-Conditioned TRAIN in Railroad History at Union Station May 19...3 to 9 p.m. The Columbian—between New York, Phila- delphia, Baltimore and Washington. The very first train in the world to be completely equipped with a system that cleanses and removes dust and smoke and cinders from the air; and maintains a comfortable, cool temperature in every car. Cool—Clean— Quiet. The B & O cordially invites you to come and inspect this unique train any time between 8 and 9 P.M. Tuesday, May 19. This air-conditioned train goes into regular service May 24. BALTIMORE & Onio NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1931. OFFICES TO BE FILLED |COL. HODGES TO SPEAK Hyattsville Council Calls Special Meeting for Tomorrow. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., May 19—A special meeting of the mayor and Com- mon Council has been called for to- morrow night, It is expected that several town offi- cials will be appointed and various other business is scheduled. ‘The offices of building inspector, elec- those to ][T'S so easy to do your shopping, to arrange social matters, to keep in touch with friends by TELEPHONE THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY (Bell System) 725 Thirteenth Street N. W. | trical lnspecm and bailiffs are among ‘ which the parent-teacher associations | led. AT TREE DEDICATION Col. Campbell B. Hodges, military aide to President Hoover, will speak at dedication ceremonies in Hayes school yard, Fifth and E strets northeast, to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, when | the Blair-Hayes Parent-Teacher Asso- | clation will dedicate trees honoring | President George Washington. A part of a Nation-wide project in | of the country are to take part, the Justgivethe wordtoany telephone employee, or our Business Office. The cost is surprisingly low. MEtropolitan 9900 who wonders why just won’t eat her vegetables” dedication will mark the first planting | Other L. hynloedunehuonundn'm;unmu first vice t of the known as the Bicentennial tree-planting | District of Columbis, ! Par- program. Mrs. Maud E. Mfl!l’ past | ents and Teachers, and Miss 8. Cru!‘- pruld!nt of the. l”od.lu«fln, pre- | hill, vrlnclllll of Blair and. Hayes side. lfi]m YarLxk oF THE TowNn______ “Another wire from Junior. What's he want this time, more money?” “No, he says he’s sending his laundry home for me to give to the WEST END, as there’s no laundry at school that can compare with it.” Don't Forget—West End Does Fine Dry Cleaning, Too. « PHONE METROPOLITAN 0200 WEST END LAUNDRY 1723 Pennnylvania Avenue N.W. 1201 Conn. 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