Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1931, Page 10

BARS NAVAL ENTRY VDS, AR RAGES ‘Ingalls Declares 36 Planes Will Be Sent, but Will Not Compete. By the Assoclated Press. Naval planes will participate in the National Air Races at Cleveland this year, but none will e entered in any of the speed compettions. ‘This is the promise of Assistant Navy Becretary Ingalls. “The Navy,” Ingalls said, “has no planes built for speed alone. Our fight- ing planes, which are the fastest we have at present, have been designed for high-speed 'performance, but in addition they have been constructed with inherent qualities of extreme rug- gedness to withstand military arma- ment equipment and rigid gear for carrier® deck landing. These last- mnamed factors, highly important from & military standpoint, are not con- ducive to speed records which may be made by planes designed essentially for making fast records in the air.” Ingalls said 12 fighting planes from the U. S. S. Langley, 12 flying boats -and 12 Marine Corps planes from Quantico, Va., will be present during the meet. The new Navy dirigible xAk!‘cn, e said, may be flown to Cleve- and. OVERNIGHT AIR TRAVEL | ACROSS U. S. PREDICTED Capt. Frank Hawks Foresees Fu-/ ture Development of Speed Planes in New Book. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 25—Capt. Frank Hawks, speed fiyer, predicts future air- planes traveling 200 miles an hour, connecting New York and San Pran- | cisco in overnight service, in his book | “Speed,” published tomorrow. He says there is no reason why regu- lar mail service cannot be established between the East and West coasts in order that mail leaving New York at the close of the business day may be in California as the new day starts. The ideal stops for plane relays in | trancontinental _service, Capt. Hawks | writes, would be Cleveland, Chicago, | Omaha, Cheyenne and Salt Lake City. | HAWKS ON WAY HOME. American Flyer Sails for Quebec After | Shipping Plane Ahead. | SOUTHAMPTON, June 25 (£)—Capt. | Frank Hawks, who took the Old | World's breath away in his series of | speed tours over Europe, sailed for Quebec yesterday. His red monoplane left ahead of him Tuesday from Liv- ( erpool on the Duchess of York and will | be awaiting him at Quebec when he | arrives. | SPEAKEASY HELD" ‘FENCE’| Stolen Tobacco Sold by Bootleggers, Officers Say. CHICAGO, June 25 (#).—C. L. Jel- | linghaus, superintendent of property protection for the New York Central | Lines, believes the speakeasy is the commonest outlet for stolen cigars, | cigarettes and tobacco. Adressing the annual meeting of rail- ‘ way police, last night, Jellinghaus said speakeasy proprietors, “already in an | illegal business” were “logical buyers” | ‘mrl;};g $300,000 worth of tobacco stolen | n 5 M 1316~1328 §. Tomorrow Every Dollar Da means Bigger Savings—stretching your dollars on timely items! 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(Jimmy) Doolittle, a former ace stunter of the Army Air Corps. ‘When an aileron fell away while Doo- little was putting a new plane of his own design through its initial speed tests at Curtiss-Steinberg Airport near | here, the famous flyer nosed the craft into an “upside down” loop to avoid crasting into & group of spectators and leaped to safety in a parachute. “Wide experience with planes of this type feel that I would be able to get every- thing out of the plane that the plane possessed,” Doolittle said toda: “For that reason I felt no particular appre- hension, althocugh I realized I was trav- eling at a high speed in a more or less unmanageable plane.” The plane, especially built for the | purpose of trying for a new world speed record for land planes, was demolished. The 512-horsepower ‘Wasp engine was buried five feet in the ground. Doolittle was flying at an altitude of approximately 100 feet when the plane’s wing fabric began disintegrating, flut- tering to the ground, and the left aile- ron tore itself loose from the wing. | Quick to realize the danger to the | gave me sufficient confidence to p JAMES H. DOOLITTLE. spectators, Doolittle zoomed the plane to about 300 feet and jumped. Ten-year-old Jimmy Doolittle, jr., was one of the first to congratulate the | fiyer on his escape. FORMER STATE SENATOR FOUND DEAD IN LAKE Chelsq Arrigoni, Who Disappenredj ‘While Boating on Winnipesaukee, | Missing Since May 31. THE WEIRS, N. H, June 25.—The | necticut State Senator, who disap- peared while boating on Lake Winni- | pesaukee several weeks ago, was found floating in the lake off Horse Island today. The body was found floating about 100 feet from the spot where Arrigoni was believed to have disappeared. 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