Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1931, Page 46

BHAST GUARDSMEN | 10 CHECK PLANESi Des:gnat° System of Station .. for Aircraft Reporting Along Atiantic. 2, he multitudinous duties of Ui @sas; Guard has been added the task | @ safeguarding the zviator who traveis 3 e Atlantic coastline. The Coast | uard has designated a system of its #tations from New York to Miami as *aircraft reporting stations” and is pre- gered ty maintain a constant check on plane: Aving the coastal route, so that R ¢ ' sent promptly in case | o1 troul It 15 the duty of the chain of coastal stations when notified that an airplane is en route to see that the notification 3 to all station:, that the plane is identified as it passes and that the in- termediate stations are informed of the | time of passing. Each ctaiion identify- | ing the plene is required to notify the next reporting station. To use this service, it wes explained, the sirport manager, ownc: o pilot | should telephons to the first Coast Guard reporting station along tie route the pilot proposes to follow, giving in- formation as to the plane’s Department of Commerce identification number, air- rt of departure, time of leaving, des- ination, time due ¢t the reporting sta- | | home TODAY’'S AMUSEMENTS. Nluom—Nuuonll Plnyen in “Strange Intzrlude " at & o]lywcod Honeys," at 2:15 and B 15 p.m. colnmbh—"‘rhc Lawyer's Secret,” at 155 a. 55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:556 and 9.55 pm. Palace—"The Vice Squed,” at 12, 2:05, 5 and 9:40 p.m. Stage shows 3:50, 6:35 and 9 p.m. The Black Camel,” at 11:48] ., 2:18, 4:22, 7:40 and 9:54 p.am. nxe shows at 1:25, 3:39, 6:47 and 9 01 p.m. I-K-O Kd(h‘!,—“Up for Murder,” at 1:55, 3:55, 5:50, 7:50 and e—“Up Pops the Devil,” at 11:35 b 05, 4:35, 7:30 and 10 p.m. Stage | Shows at 1, 3:30, 6:25 and 8:55 pm. Metropolitan—*Misbehaving _Ladies, ac ‘1 am., 12:48, 2:36, 4:24, 625 amd 942 sm. Tivels ~“Dishonored,” 7:35 and 9:25 pm. ' CoptrelaThe 11 pm Ambassads— “Daybreak,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:¢3 pm, ol Secret Six,” 11 am. t Woman Doctor Dies. at her England, Dr. k woman_coctor, died recently in West Kensingto: aged 100. Born in London she went, | when 7, with her father to Australia, vhere she studied medicine. She took | her degree in New York in 1835, and practiced in that c in Peterborough, , end in Bosion. In 1885 she to Geneva, where th> founded Jnion des Femmes. In 1911 she re- tired and had since lived in West { Kensington. tion, approximate speed of the plane |— and'a description of the planc, showing number of engines, color and whether a monoplane or biplane. Pilots are requested to pass the re- porting stations at close enough range to permit identification. If the plane fails to pass a reporting station within a reasonable time, the fact will be re- ported.to the district commander and the ajrport or owners of the plane. When a plane becomes two_hours overdue at any point, search will be started immediately under the direction of the district Coast Guard commander. The Cost Guard stations included in the coastal chain are at Rockaway Point, N. Y.: Sandy Hook, Harvey Ce- dars and Cold Spring, N. J.; Cape Hen- lopen, Del.; Isle of Wight, Md.; Assa- teague Beach, Smith Island, Cape Henry and Paul Gemiels Hill, Va.; Ocracoke, Port Macon end Oak Island, N. C.; Sullivans Islan, S. C., and Chester Shoal, Gilberts Bar and Biscayne | Bay, Fla. PAINTING OF MADONNA TO BE DISPLAYED HERE Xnoxville Woman Says Work of Art Is Realization of Childhood Vision. 'The realization of a boyhood vision is Yepresented by a painting of the Ma- | donna and Child recently brought to Washington by Mrs. B. S. Willlams of XKnoxville, Tenn, to be displayed the rest of the week in the window of a tea room at Thirteenth and H streets. According to Mrs. Williams, Frank 83. McCrary visualized the painting in its present form when he was a boy living in a remote part of Tennessee. McCrary determined that the vision shou'd some day be converted into an actuality. He went to New York to study photography and returned to Knoxville, where he established a studio and set about col- lesting features whi¢h he thought would b2 appropriate to a likeness of the Ma- onna. McCrary met 2 pastel painter named Bryson in Chicago and interested him in the endeavor. Bryson studied the collec- tion of features and from it fashioned the painting now on exhibition. Mrs. Williams says the painting was pur- chased by her family from the Mec- Crary family. She hopes to have it displayed in many large cities through- out the country. #iR TRANSPORT PLANES MAKE MILEAGE RECORD Distance Covered in April Totals 3,412,504 Miles, According to 36 Ccmpanies. American air transport planes flew a greater distance in April than in any previous month in the history of air transportation, according to reports to the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce. total mileage flown in April by the 36 reporting companies was 3,412,504 miles, topping the previous peak month, July, 1930, by 314,024 miles, and April, | 2930, by 1,179,550 miles. During April the transport lines /showed decided increases in the amount, | of mail, express and passengers carried. | Mileage flown during the first four months of this year totaled 10,840,235, &8 against 7,288,673 for the same period last year. Th= reports also show an increase in operating efficiency of the air lines. Puring the four-month period this year 90.05 per cent of all scheduled flights were completed on schedule, as against 89.75 per cent for the same period year ago. The 3,412,594 miles flown by the lines in April was 93.5 per cent of the total scheduled to be flown. DEMOCRATIC LEADER TO DISCUSS SENATE| Ceol. Edwin A. Halsey to Speak at Picnic Forum in Rock Creek Park. Col. Edwin A. Halsey, sccretary (o the minority of the United States Senate, sirgeant-at-arms of the Democratic Na- tional Commitice, and secretary of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Com- , mittee, will adaress the picnic-forum of | the District of Columbia Democratic Educational Council, to be held July 6 at Pierce Mill Pavilion, in Rock Creek Park, 1 speak on “Sidelights Col. Halsey w on_the Senate.” The speaker has been connected with the Senate for 33 years, having started there a page. Along with his stories of the Senate, Col. Halsey is expected to make cbservations on politics, past and present. 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