Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1935, Page 8

WO FLYERSSAVED N PAGFI CRASH 350 Navy Planes Roar in Midocean Maneuvers Over Fleet. Br the Ascociated Press THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1935. ABOARD FLAGSHIP PENNSYL- VANIA, HAWAII TO CALIFORNIA, June 6—Two Navy flvers were res- cued from a noseover landing at the conc’ n of a spectacular flight of 330 car and combat ship airplanes over the United States Fleet, midway between Hawali and Los Angeles, yes- terday An observation seaplane was cata- rom the battleship Nevada ing for a landing near the battle battleship planes, it wo aviators aboard ust before the rom the Pennsylvania, d Nevada were launched while the Penn- essee, which had taken aboard their planes, swung around and speeded to the stranded &eaplane, | Plane Returned to Ship. j A Tennessee boat picked up the two fivers, and the Nevada boat took the | disabled plane in tow, returning it | to the battleship. The names of the fivers were not given | The mass flight was a preview of a 350-plane parade scheduled over fan Diego next Monday morning | when the fleet returns, completing its #1x weeks of maneuvers. | During the air maneuvers the high- est ranking officer of the Navy put out in a small boat from a cruiser and transferred to the Pennsylvania, the v flagship of the fleet. nteen guns roared in sajute as | 3 -starred flag replaced a red | four-starred one at the main truck and Admiral Joseph Mason Reeves, commander in chief of the fleet, for- | mally welcomed his superior, Admiral William H. Standley, chief of naval operations. . “Piped Over Side.” It was the first time such a transfer had been made in such a small boat in mi Admiral Standley had been aboard ight cruiser Memphis, which left eboat from rving Admiral de the Pennsyl- dley and his aide. Comdr. Jack H. Duncan, d to the quarter-deck by the ay. When he reached the nd sounded ruffles and he was “piped over the side” in tradi- tional man dlev will remain aboard ia for three days and T again to the cruiser proceeding to San Diego ahead of the fleet. Farthquakes were felt recently be- tween Brisbane and Rockhampton, Australia. FREE (WHILE THEY LAST) | convinced them he was innocent of | wrong intent Quakes Felt in Australia. | Mrs. Valerie von Stroheim, wife of Eric von Stroheim, actor and director, is now part owner of the bea op in which she was burned some time ago while undergoing a beauty treatment. Suing the proprietors of the shop, James Simoniello and Betty Schweitzer, for damages, Mrs. von Stroheim obtained a verdict, to satisfy which she was made part owner of the shop. Mrs. von Stroheim may operate the business. Photo shows James Simoniello showing Mrs. von Stroheim about the shop. —Wide World Photo. Phlip-Lou € dcors east of 2-Day General Clearance Sale Every dress. including all new Summer merchandise, reduced for 2 days. Regularly $16.95 and $19.95 White and Pastel Suits 513,95 $12.95 and $13.95 White and Pastel Dresses $9.95 Including chifions for all occa- sions. Reduced for this sale. All Spring merchandise for ahsolute closeout prices. Dresses, $5.00 Up Redingotes, $9.95 Up All Sales are Final and for Cash. No approval. WARNER ALARMED | BY KIDNAP THREAT Movie Magnate Leaves Eastern Estate for Hollywood After Warning. By the Associsted Press. | NEW YORK, June €—Harry M. Warner, president of Warner Bros. was en route to Hollywood yesterday with his wife and two daughters to escape what a police official said were kidnap threats Chief'of Police Michael Silverstein of Mount Vernon, where the motion picture magnate has an estate, said ‘Warner had received two telephone calls on the night of May 29 threaten- the kidnaping of his daughters. 15, and Lita, 8 ace the calls failed stice agents and pri- vate investigators were called in Silverstein said guards on the estate had questioned a loiterer on the grounds the night before the threats were made, but released him when he Lita is the daughter of the late Samuel Warner and Lina Basquette, former film actress. After his brother’s death, Harty Warner adopted the ! child. SATIN FINISH STEEL BISCUIT BAKER AND SERVING TRAY - WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE POUND ~OF CALUMET BAKING POWDER SERVE your biscuits piping-hot—right from the pan! 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