GRAND STAND COLLAPSES
PHILADELPHIA, May 23. (TP)— In
the seventh inning of the baseball
game Saturday between tlie Philadel
phia and Si. Louis National League
Clubs, the lower stands in the right
field pavilion collapsed causing a
panic among the spectators, who
rushed from their seats to hte field.
The same was called immediately.
It is not known if any persons were
killed, or how many were injured.
LONDON, May 23. (TP)—A German
steamship has reported the finding
of an abandoned airplane adrift in
the Atlantic Ocean and mystery sur
rounds tlie craft, as the markings
show it was not Nungesser and Coli’s
plane, which is still missing from
their attempted trans-Atlantic flight.
MONUMENT TO FRENCHMEN
PARIS, May 23. (TP)—The Inter
nationa! league of aviators has voted
to erect a monument to Nungesser
and Coli a*: the place where the fli
ers last left French soil. Hope was
expressed for the recovery of the
airmen in the Newfoundland dis
trict.
Lucky says: Offending
does not breed befriending.
Moral: Don’t offend.
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NEW YORK, May 23. (/P)—Strong
clues to the probable fate of tin
French aviators Nungesser and Coli
are contained in Lindbergh’s story o
his flight. “Three hundred things
could happen to Nungesser and Coli i
this side of New Foundland. One of tin
things which seems not improbable is
they got into a sleet storm that thej
might not have been able to get ou
of or climb above. A sleet storn
brings you down in five minutes be
] cause of ice built up in front of tin
Swings change the entire curve. There
I
| are ice fields off New Foundlanc
where, if you had come down, there
j would be one chance in a thousand tc
i be found.”
—
VICTORY THRILLS U. S.
NEW YORK, May 2.1. (/P)—People
| of the United States from President
JCoolidge down were thrilled by the
j great accomplishment of Captair
j Charles Lindbergh. From all ovei
.the United States messages poured ir
singing hymns of praise for the mar
who had conquered the ocean. Among
the most fervent was that of his
mother, Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh
whose first anxiety was for her son’s
safety. Phominent men, including
Lindbergh’s competitors, were lavish
in praise of the lone flier who had
succeeded with inferior equipment
From St. Louis came the statement
that Lindbergh plans to make a trip
to Australia with only one stop. It
was calculated that Lindbergh’s prize
money for the European non-stop
flight will amount to about $50,000.
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PRESIDENT CONGRATULATES
WASHINGTON. May 21. (/P)— Presi
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