The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1922, Page 29

BRITONS SELECTED FOR WORLD FLIGHT REVEALTHERPLAN Maj. Blake and Capt. McMillan Who Flew to.Morocco Will Seek New Venture, Copyright, 1922 (New York Evening World), _ by Press Publishing Company. LON » April 28.—Major Ww. T. Blake, of the British RoyatAir Force, and Capt. Norman MacMillan, who flew with him to Morocco last year, _ -Sre the two men who will attempt to ctrole the world by airplane. ‘The fact that prominent British air men had obtained backing to. carry ‘ont the plans of the late Sir Ross Smith have already been éabled. The organizations wich was behind Sir _Ross—Vickers Acro, Ltd., the Napier Engine Company, the Shell Gasoline Company and the Wakefield Oil Com- Vickers will be unable to build av airplane in time for the trip to start in the latter part of Mhy, ag Major lake desires, but hepes to obtain one from the British Air Ministry. Fatl- ing im that there is a machine that lins been offered that willbe available or immediate use. It is capable of ing on land and water. . “The route I propose to follow," Major Blake said, “will be through Frafice, Italy and Gréece,- then to Egypt and Mesopotamia, then to India and down the coast of Burmah and Cambodia, through Eastern China to Japan, ‘Thence by way of-the Aleu- tian Islands I will fly to Alaska and then through Cahada and the United States to New York. “From New York I will ga to New- foundiand and cross the Atlantic by «say of Greenland, Iceland and Scot; lund. The distance travelled will bé 80,000 miles. “My route differs from that of Sir Ross in respect to Burmah and the Atlantic. It is so arranged that the longest sea passage will be only a lit- tle more than 800 miles and meteoro- ical conditions are likely to be more ‘orable for the flight I pvopose to start about the end of May and expect to take two months in completing the flight. We will carry a gasoline supply sufficient to carry us 1,500 miles, which is nearly double our longest sea flight and the machine will be fitted with wireless. “One of the Napier engines will be fitted in the machine at the start of the flight; another will be sent ahead for us to Japan, and a third will be sent to Canada. “We shall carry a motion picture camera to take pictures for a syndi- (eate which is helping to finance the flight and we intend to make it pay its way. _ “*We shall reduce our personal bag- gage to a bare minimum, but in ad- dition to the ordinary food supplies we shall carry, emergency, rations for three days. ee SESS AN ALLURING BID FOR Capt. C. Wolfe of the & tery of the 1st Field Artillery armory at 66th Street and Broadway, needs forty recruits, and {f.a recruit can't ride they'll tench him to ride in - the armory and give him a horse for his own while he 1s in the service. They have mounted basketball, indoor baseball, gymnastics and calisthenies, and from July 31 to Aug. 14 the bat- into camp at Montauk Point, y man is paid for his time. n also gets $1 for every drill he attends in the armory. Applica- tions may be made at the armory be- tween 8 and 11 fn the evening. ivsd. “CATCH” $62 1N BILLS FROM BOTTOM OF SEA Deep-Sea Senltop Fishermen Being Up Old Wallet: t Hight This Morntam, When Capt. Frederick ‘Ockers' and a] Between midnight and § A. Mf. to- crew on the, Rosella were deep-sea scal- day there was not a single crime alarm lop fishing ten milés~ off the Jersey |over the police wites ti. Manhattan, Coast a few days ago, they bronght up| th only ;messages sent “being for a water-soaked old tenthey wallet, Tn-|atissing person or two! Tyutenants on side the wallet they”found $62 in bile ity in the various station housed satd in fairly wood condition...» os | Ithey could not recall « ‘simtiar experi- ; ipyence. het) } It meant, they sald, that fér onde the city was “nafe at midnight a8 at noon.” Heron ae Alteration Clearance Sale Of USED PIANOS The Contractars need.-elbow room in which to make some ex- tensive alterations in our store. To make room we have specially priced every used piano we have, If you feel that you cannot af- ford a new instrument, this is your opportunity. Every instru- ment has been thoroughly re- CITY SAFE LAST NIGHT, NO CRIMES REPORTED Qulet From Midnight to Manha i Capt. Kidd's wanderings. BS conditioned and is guaranteed to be in first class condition, Look over our list of bargains. Come in and select your piano. Used Player Pianos, $345 Up Used Baby Grands, $465 Up Schuben Upright, $48 Webster, Upright, $135 price, 300 rliinal. price, $433, Wee Se Oe ee ea. ne Schumann Upright, $58 Janssen Upright, $145 Original price, $325. tend price,, $408. Decker Upright, $74 Anderson&Co. Up, $150 Original price, $400. % ‘ = Hardman Upright, $85 , Anderson&Co. Up. $155) Anderson&Co. Up. $100: Behaing Cosby ve Original price, $375. ng Krell Upright; $165 Hazelton Upright, $110 etna Belen), $506, Original priée, $400. Arion Upright, $165 : Original price, $500. eeiaey og OO ged Poppenberg Up, $165 gina price, $500. : pag ois $120. Anderson&Co, Up. $170 ~Apderson&Co-Up- $125 Anderson&Co. Up. $175 Gabler Upright, $130 Behning Upright, $325 Original price, $600. Sold on Comfortable Terms Anerson i Gy io ESTABLISHED 1876 Tel. 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A. & 8.—Mozzanine ant. * Miss 14-to-18 Selects Her Coat For Sports, Street or Dress at $19.95 HATEVER her wants may be in the way of a coat or wrap, Miss 14 to 18 will find them completely supplied, at a rice that is extremely moderate or garments so smart. If the needed coat is for sports it is of tan camels hair, with Rag- lan shoulders, and the back has an inverted or box pleat. It is belted, silk lined throughout and has novelty pockets and knob buttons. i i} |. Pandora or Shawsheen fash- affects the new hip line belt, and the new Jenny sleeves ed u de cygn lined, in navy, tieek and deer. of Canton ill ay 1 to h ial: it has a high oie crepe will appea| er, es ly as of. blacks‘caracul, a dens fringe and Neht crepe lining. ions a stunning street coat which with stitching and tassels. For aftefnoon or: dress wear—or for street, if she prefers—a ca A. & B.—fecond floor, Central. 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Again Tomorrow You Can Pick the Cream of Our Men’s Spring Suits Reduced to $33.50 They were $37.50, $39.75 $42.50 and $44.75 MOST extraordinary event—right at the perk of the season when men everywhere are thinking of new sprin, suits. The choicest suits in stock—selected regardless ot former prices—and reduced to this most attractive sale price, 50. The foremost tailors from the four t clothing centers — Rochester, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York—contributed their best to make the A. & S. stocks, and they too are included in this event. Fine worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, tweeds, homespuns and serges in the most attractive spring colorings and patterns. All sizes. EXTRA—Sports Models of Homespuns and Tweeds, Too— $33.50, A. & 8.— Street floor, Hoyt Street. o