Aeronautics: Free Rides
Nine travelers who booked passage on the inaugural flights of the new Ludington Line service between Norfolk and Washington one day last week were astonished to find there was no charge. Five who had paid fares in advance received their money back before the plane took off. Reason: the first flights were made before a State license was issued to the company.
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