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I 40 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1929. the friend who was convoying him. Grape Shippers Adopt 1 smart clothes he bought Manchester blue velvet in England and brought it to Paris to be made up. Are, tunes revolving backward? Purple Plus Fours Are 'Very Snob' With Americans On Boulevards of Paris Mishaps Like Channel Crash Held Avoidable With New Multi-Motored Airplanes sheiks, but they vanished. Plus fours are on sheiks.

The Londoner adds: "This dummy was crowned by a straw hat" but sheiks do not wear hats in public. Before the war, in orchestra chairs at opera or theater-full dress seats men rose at each interlude, shot their opera hats or took up their high hat that they always brought to their seats, clapped these stovepipes on their heads and turned at once to bow or pretend to bow ts ladies of their acquaintance in the boxes and balcony, equally full dress. High hats are now under eclipse and you can't do that with soft felt Maurice Donnay writes plays about the smart set and was taken lately to a fashionable club. He took off his hat on entering. your hat on," whispered Houstoniam to Seek Specimens in Yucatan Houston, Tex.

V- Five Houstoaj residents will go to Yucatan penin- sula this summer to collect birds! reptiles and tropical animals fo the city's museum of natural history. Hans Nagel, keeper of the ton soo, will lear the party. Trm trip will be made in a small sloop at no costs to the city. Barrels for Packing San Francisco VP) In an effort to stabilize the grape Juice industry of California, shippers are packing their product in barrels instead of "lugs" or boxes. In barrels the grapes are frozen and placed in cold storage until market conditions assure a profit.

Then they are shipped to the point where a demand is found. Officials say the new method will prevent flooding the country with grapes during the producing season and save vineyardists from recurrence of the depression that caused severe losses last year. Grapes are said to remain fresh six months in barrels. you are as home here." "Well, at home I take my hat off." said Donnay. One need not be very old to remember when Parisi men began wearing the "smoking" or dinner jacket of the English from whom they borrowed it.

In America it became the Tuxedo. Frenchmen still think it was worn by Londoners for the pockets where they could carry a pipe, which pockets evening dress tails would not allow. The French do smoke more pipes since the war but not at dinner nor after. They are dropping the "riding coat" (frock coat) which they say was made with tails suitable for horseback riding. With autos there is no need of it they scarcely wear cutaways.

When Benjamin Franklin wanted meet with this difficultv. Of course, a crash in which the misjudges his landing for one reason or another, cannot be laid to any fault of the ship. That is error in Judg ment and not even the pilot is to (Special Correspondence of The Eagle.) Paris In the London Times a Londoner tells what he has just seen in Paris In a tailor's shop. "On the dummy in the place of honor In the window was an amazing suit of bright purple tweed plus fours, and pinned to the right sleeve was the legend: 'Quite English; Very Snob." Those who live in Paris have been struck this season by persistent post-war changes In men's dress. Plus fours are certainly appearing on the boulevards but those who wear purple do not play golf.

It is the Americans who, from small boy visitors to old men, make such breeches envied by Parisians. All tweed trouserings come from the British Isles, whether "English" or not. Oxford bags were seen on Paris be blamed in certain situations. Any seaplane pilot will tell you it is difficult to judge a landing on a calm body oi water because the mirror Dogs are dvlng by the thousand in an epidemic of canine typhoid iO England. effect is very deceptive.

Prom the information I have about this accl dent, such was the condition of the Bi-O- L.T NEW TOBK Channel when the pilot attempted to land. "It is my opinion that we will see all obsolete models such as figured in the crash discontinued at once. The operators will not take any more cnances." Fokker's Opinion. According to Anthony H. G.

Fok-ker. president of the Fokker Aircraft Corporation, sufficient reserve power, in the event of motor failure, is the solution to the problem of preventing similar accidents. L(DIEIEm9Gc FCLTON at BOJVft TRIANGLE 8100 With the incrrased reserve power now a feature of the large, modern, multi-motored planes, accidents such as the crash of the Handley-Page twin-motored transchannel airliner of the Imperial Airways will be virtually an impossibility, in the opinion of leaders in aviation here. The advanced principle involved in the building of the latest twin-motored ships allows for their construction so that they are capable of maintaining altitude and in some cases increasing their altitude, re-sardless of whether one of the motors is cut out. Casey Jones' View.

"The old type transport plane, as typified by the Handley-Page ship, which had been built several years ago. was not on this principle," C. S. (Casey) Jones, head of the Curtis Flying Service, said in commenting on the mishap. "It was considered sufficient for these planes if the extra motor merely increased the general performance of the ship in regard to speed and greater load capacity, regardless of maintaining altitude in case one failed.

"Today, three-motored planes must be able to fly on two, and two-motored planes on one. Old ships are not capable of this performance. Accidents Avoidable. "Accidents such as these, regrettable as they are, are avoidable with the new type of transport. Crashes of multi-motored planes today are due in part to lack of this new principle.

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June 19 Trying court cases during these sizzling lays in Riverhead is found to be trying that Judge Oeorge H. Fur-nan is seriously contemplating clos-ng the County Court unless the leather man brings relief soon. Elizabeth C. Puffe of Huntington recovered $1,100 in her suit William Lober. The action was to recover for money loaned, she said, to establish the York Hotel.

The American Incubators, sued Dennis G. Homan of River-head to recover for incubators sold and was given a verdict for $1,266.15. The plaintiff sought $1,500. Mr. Homan admitted having the Incubators but said they were Installed improperly and failed to work satisfactorily.

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