Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1931, Page 20

"N CONTEST CRASH Canal Zone Entry, Avoiding ‘Power Wires, Loses Both Wings. By the Associated Press. ELMIRA, N. Y. August 11.—Capt.| /Thomas Phillips of the Panama Canal Zone entry in the national contest here, was seriously injured in the crash of a glider here yesterday. His skull was fractured, both feet A s the wings and burled its nose two feet in the earth, with Phillips under- neath the wreckage. Ambulance Summoned. Albert Hastings, another entrant n the contest, saw the crash from a half mile and ran to release Phillips. An ambulance, summoned to the scene, was almost swamped in fording two 5. Phillips was on furlough from an/| Army detachment at the Canal Zone fer to Fort Riley, er of the Panama | D | Physicians who examined him ex- ed grave concern over his condi- | jon. His wife lives at East Orange, N.J. | A high wind, arising late in the day, | sent dozens of the gliders into the air | from the mountain Barnaby Up Over 2 Hours. Martin Schempp, Pittsburgh, soared about the vicinity of t for 3 hours. Lieut. R. S. Barnaby,! . Washington, stayed in the air 2 hours| and 23 minutes. August C. Haller, Pittsburgh. landed 1 gus at Wilawanna, Pa.. 15 miles from the take-off spot. Wallace Pranklin, De- troit, was in the air 2 hours. ong those to qualify yesterday for | Olass C licenses were W. J. and Mrs. Mabel Britton, Detroit, and Bud Stickler, Washington. LATIN JOURNALISTS HIT PRESS OF UNITED STATES | Sufficiently, They Complain ‘ at Press Congress, By the Associated Press. ICO CITY, August 11.—Latin American speakers at the opening of Congress here yester- day unanimously expressed the cpinion the United States press has not suffi- ciently penetrated Latin American problems and voiced the hope the cop- gress would serve to bring more atten- tion to Latin America. Dr. Jose Manuel Puig Casauranc, Mexican secretary of education, said in his address of welcome that he hoped, a8 a result of the congress, “publication of unfounded propaganda against Mexico in foreign countries would cedse.’ Constantino Gonzalez, former repre- sentative of Agustiho Sandino, Nica- insurgent leader, speaking for 8 - of Central American news- fi.‘n attacked “American imperial- Ingham of the Des Moines, ter and Tribune spoke in favor of a universal fraternity of news- paper men, and Robert Bell of Christ Church, New Zealand, also made-an address. $500,000 GEMS IN BAG REVEALED WORTH $4,000 Anne Murdock, Former Star of Stage, Recovers Suit Case’ Left in Taxi By the Associated Press. ROME, A 11.—Anne Murdock, | former New York stage star, who is | traveling here as Irene Coleman, yes- terday recovered™a suit case, said to! econtain a_comsiderable amount of jew- | ;Lry. which was reported missing Sun- | A 7 | Miss Murdock had left the suit case in & taxicab at Milan. contained a | 55, thr:‘mdeu and a total value of $4.000 instead of $500.000 worth of jewelry as Feported by police. Miss Murdovk s grecovering from a Broken ankle and wal Bhe Tefused to dicuss & Tumor that sHfe would be marfled t0 a Milan noble- | man A S | HARVARD STAR WEDS SOMERVILLE, , August 11 (# »-Leo H. Leary of Brookline, lawyer snd Harvasd University foot ball end ©f & quarter century ago. anél the for- fmer ry 'Brien of Fort Wayne, Ind, were married yesterday. The bridegroom was graduated rm# Harvard in 1905 and from the Harvar w School in 1908. 'He is a widower, his first wife having died two years after their marriage. 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