Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1940, Page 24

B—2 = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1940, Ch ] l I A A per cent downgrade, the airplane |amining board headed by Oswald|suffered “retrograde amnesia” as s [{} amp e y Ua A, A, |turning over. Mr, Lample's passen- | Ryan, member of the authority. result of the crash and were unable Scouting, will be in the receiving modore of the squadron since the Senator Walsh Guest bers of the organization from Frede ger, now his wife, also was seriously| The board found no evidence of e tamorrow night ht the bridge | first of the year. erick, Greenbelt and Williows, Md., A. d l CI d . B ith violating Pederay | X oRiSt” fiying on the pact of ;oxnmmber $or of zhx: lntcldmu For Sea Scout Ball ball of Sea Scout Bquadron 82, which | The regional flag will be presented | and from Predericksburg and Quan. arge Wi viol g era) T, mple. wvidence from eye- | lea g up e accident, the; Cl Y 0 | e' s eal'e |n Sk oAby, ARt al| it e T (eve y ‘hairman Wa] of the Senate will begin at 8 o'clock in the Naval | to the Sea Scout Ship Corinthian for tico, Va. told the board. Medical experts|Naval Affairs Corhmittee, recently- | Reserve Armory of the Washington | the first time in its history as a testified that such loss of memory | 2PPOinted member of the Sea Scout | Navy Yard, feature of the ball and the eouncil is not unusual following accldents | Sommiitee, National Capital Ares | Senator Walsh and Mr. Keene will | flagship will be designated. Efforts are being made in Ger- el e e uncil of Boy Scouts, and Thomas | join Vice Commodore Hugh C. Arm- | In addition to Capital Sea Scouts, | 81y to use ordinary gas produced olving head injuries, J. Keene, national director of Sea strong, who has been acting as com- | the affair is to be attended by mem- ' from cosl for operating trucks. congested area at an altitude not |flying was due to engine trouble, PI C h sufficient to clear the area in case | which was listed as the contributory ane ras of engine failure, Mr. Lample was |cause of the accident. given a hearing by a C. A. A. ex-! Both Mr. Lample and his wife Witnesses Testify Engine Trouble Caused Low Flying It Costs NO MORE Chris M. Lample, assistant chief To Store Your Furs in April of the Airways Engineering Division, | Than It Does in July! Civil Aeronautics Authority, seri- : ously injured in a crash in the Call Dist. 7200 Now! Gardenville area of Baltimore last September, late yesterday was cleared of a charge of violation of civil air regulations in connection with the accident. 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