Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1926, Page 5

L0S ANGELES DLE HEREFOR A RACE Dirigible Flies to Hains Point During Curtiss Trophy Event Tomorrow. Weather conditions permitting. the dlrigible Los Angeles will fiy from Lakehurst, N. J.. to Hains Point to morrow afternoon Auring the progress of the Curtiss marine trophy race, to he held on t Potomac River begin ning at 4 o'clock. it was announced vy Department. National Aeronautic Assocla whose auspices the na st will he held. stated to- that should inclement weather pravent the holding of the race, it 043 he postponed to the next clear day. Star Offers Prizes. Preparations for the completed today by the Ing in co-operation w The planes were desi event wel THRILLSA. . MEN Hazards and Disruption Overcome—Service First to Flash Peace News. By the Associated .. LONDON, May 13 work aplenty ‘marked the difficult task of the Assoclated Press Lon don staff in covering Britain's general strike from its inception nine days ago until the apnouncement of termination. Thfs announcement wi transmitted to the United States 6 minutes ahead of all competitors. Under the personat direction of Charles S. Smith, chief of the London “Thrills and hard | milk supply depots, are more_ than miles from the office. The Victoris docks and other rough districts, where rowdyism was worst, are many miles distant, Covered Strike Fully. Although Reuters and other British | news agencies never ceased function- ing during the strike, and through its relations with these organizations the Associated Press recejved constant ticker and bulletin service, it did not depend upon these news sources, there being scarcely any phase of the great val that its own staff did not Arst-hand. B tadio broadcasting took on unusual | importance, as the government utilized |1t every | day two hours throughout the bulletining the news, which thus ched a widely scattered public dinarily served by the newspapera. The Assoclated Preas found this radio | | service an excellent source of news | from the governmental point of view. In addition to its staff of 26 in Lon on. the Associated Press received news from a hattery of provincial cor- respondents who covered every im- portant center outside the capital. How Staff Was Split. 3 James P. Howe was on duty ai the ‘Trades (/nion headquarters from the reau, a specially recruited staff of [heginning of the controversy, King 25 persons handied the strike news for readers of the 1,200 newspapers omprising the Associated Press. an office boys and chauffeurs were | called upon for special duty in con- nection with the, work. An example of the manner in which strike news was rushed from variofs points of activity to the Associated | ot the government side of the dispute | from the admiralty and foreign office, |John A. Bouman watched the travel situation, Smith F. Reavis of the Paris burean speclalized on the food situation and Mrs. Hazel Reavis kept in touch with the various women's or- ganizations. Smith was responsib for the entire service and attended the Specially Attractive Items for f FRIDAY and SATURDAY Even Better Than It Looks at Hains parliamentary sessions 10 follow hers, to enable th Point and the ai Intelligently the y mile battle for the also for additional wrist watches—offered by ve- | ning Star to the winners of the four Ereoups, It was definitely Press bureau for transmission to the | ) | vitt. MacKenzle, directed the day companying the work, is found in| Harris and Wiliam the experience of a chauffeur who | ah R. Patrick, Harry had heen pressed into special service [ TMPRIAN, ST Bp LB nied the and was hastening to the London of | !l Qe morning papers. flee with an important news ftem. |““R¥ 0 0 G 0l 00 hecame imbued He was driving at 1 a'elock in the | ;3 "iho enthusiasm of news collect morning through nne of the reughest | 71" e SEETEIG T Rours on reg districts of Tondon when he saw a |,y duty veluntarily ventured into rope stretched low across the road in (ha trouble areas and front of him. Realizing that hood | o ripa to the office. lums probahly were hiding at the ends . SMALL CASE DELAYED. SCHIMMEL'’S JELLIES, 2 for 20c Assorted Flavors—Finest Quality Washington F L O U R é ’;E:' 3 Z. ”';:ég CHICKENS :.%: Lb., 37¢ Finest Cuts of Nearby Veal Shoulder Veal Chops . . . . . . .......Lb., 24¢ Breast of Veal (bone out). .......Lb., 14c, Rump Roast of Veal. . ...........Lb.,25¢c PORK LOIN ROAST...........LB., 32c Fresh—Nice Size—Lean PORK CHOPS ...................LB., 30c Asiermined today to hold an hour of aerial entertain. | ment contributed hv the Army and the marines prior to the race. De-| tails as to the Army's vasi were not avallable earlv this afiernoon. owins | 1o the fact that the piiaes and per- | sonnel intended for n.e are at Lang lex Field, Hampton. V.. for the an nual manenvers. [lowever, Maj. H. R. Clagett, commandinz cfiice at Bol. | ling Fleld. has assured the assocla- | tion that he wiil contribuie 10 the exhibition. telephoned M s S T | — it stopped. he speeded up his machine ewt and charged the rope at 45 miles an | wing hour. The rope gave way and the Upper: Curtiss “Hawk" pursnif fane, the fastest service ship in the .‘.vii nnd“dflnmnlll- lumbering, bombing a scouting plane, twe of | & 3 b Rinie ciiribe fe, conpeta for tho Cie: P:::;(:::r,h;:r:r:"‘nl-m-d. was enabled to | Illinois iss marine trophy and gold wrist 4 . Funds Yet to Be Made. SPRINGFIELD. fll.. May 13 (®).— Flash First to U, S, Master in chancery hearing of the 10 civil suits against Gov. Len Small, in- volving the accounting for State inter- Governor's Statement on atches offered by The Star tomorrew :'"'zrmmn at 1 o'clock off Hains oint. STRIKERS USE DYNAMITE ON AKRON SUBSTATION Fail to Demolish Efectric Plant, But Wreck Tower Carrying High-Tension Wires. By the Associated Press AKRON, Ohio. May 13. Violence was renewed in the srrike of the plat- men of the Northern Ohio Power d Light Co. here today when an un- successful attemp! was made to dyna- mite the Sonth Akron substation of the company. This outbreak followed an earlier attack upon a street car in | Cuyahoga Falls, in which Motorman F. L. Hahn was struck in the face by |a brick. Windows In the car were | smashed Although the dynamiters failed in their efforts (o wreck the station. one of the big towers carrying the high- tension wires was wrecked, hurling the wires to the ground. Service in the east section of the city was inter- The starting order of the planes in | rupted for a short time. Windows in | groups, their numbers and correspond. | the nelghborhood were shattered by ing pllots, follow | s Group 1—Plane No. 1. L, | Liberty 400-horsepower motors, Lieut. | L. W. Curtain, Bureau of Aeronaut | 2. -1, Lient. veceived a tip cial an hour | terday that | eet would |est funds alloged withheld by the gov- ement 1o | ernor while State treasurer, was post- terminate the walkout. Smith and poned today until September 1. Frank H. King were at Downing| The hearing. which opened yester- street when the announcement was|day, was postponed by agreement with made. and King rushed to the fele-|(he understanding that an itemized phone with the “flash,” which was|account of the dealings Gov. Small the first to reach the United States. |had with Stata hanks be submitted at ‘The London newspapers became | iho reonenine of the hearing. mere dodgers in the early days of the | The Associated Pre: from a friendly labor hefore the strike ended v the meeting in Downing s he the occasion for an agi Independent Marine Force, Following the Army's “act” the marines from Quantico, constituting an “independeni air force” of their | own, with six brand-new pursuit pianes of 175-mfle-an-hour speed. five ohservation ships and two bomb. ers will take the air. While the rac ing planes are warming up on the heach of the station. four naval para chute Jumpers will comfbte for & prize ghen to the main closest 1o a designated m ling Field The nine racinz plires. represent Ing the entire naval aviation mili tary force as to types in active serv- fre today. will take the air in four Zroups, and within eizht minutes, starting at 4 o'clock, The home pylon will he located right off Hains Point and to the rastw ‘he starting line will run at 1 nzles to the pylon. There will he t each sroup except will embody three er: ner of the trophv. who also will be the winner of his group. and the plane first in its elass will recelve the prizes offered by The Star. FENNING IS DENIED FEE AND BOND COST BY COURT AUDITOR LieuT. LV, CURrTAIN I'the United States, ane refiected in ac- : tions by the cou f jurisdictions too numerous to mention or discuss.” | 3 / The principles enounced by the United States Supreme Court in the Magruder vs. Drury case. the auditor told the court. “do not specifically in- terdict the payment to and receipt hy | fiduciaries of such bonuses, but the | auditor construed the said decision as being applicable thevelo. such construction appears to he warranted by the great weight of American au- thority, as it relieves court auditors | and masters even from attempting to prognosticate, with varying degrees of accuracy, whether or not the pay ment to a fiduciary, say. of $50, stituting 1 per cent of $5,000 boi rowed from trust funds. would be sufficient_to w: obscure the vision of a fiduciary. Ad- mitting that it would not, then where would the auditor or mast draw the Tin One per cent on $100, | $1,000,000 might have continued ! effect suggested. but 1o him to | well-reasoned .deci whe lands rk on Bol strike. Thus it was necessary for | [r=—— members of the Associated Press staff ;i SWAT THE to cover the entirve field of tivities themselves in order to report all an cles of the sttuation. were aggravated hy transportation facilities were crippled | and staff men were forced to walk | miles to and from the various centers | of interest. | Cars, bicycles and motor eveles | were almost useles to the news seek. | ars in the early mornings and late | afternoons because of traffic jams. Feeleston Square. where the Trades | Union Conzress had jts headquarters, | is 2 miles from the Associated Press bureau. while the admiralty and for vign office. where information on the nment side of the controversy ven out. are a mile and a_ haf | | Hyde Park and Reggnts Park the established The Very Finest Cuts of the Finest Little Steer Beef PRIME RIB ROAST - Ib., 28¢c 3-CORNER ROAST - Ib., 25¢ CHUCK ROAST - b, 19c PLATE BEEF - 2 lbs., 25¢ ROUND STEAK - Ib., 35c SIRLOIN STEAK Ib., 35¢ LieuT THOS JETER carly start by an aggres- sive war on the fly at the beginning of the season. The Star has for free distribution wire-handle fly swatters. Ask for one at the main office of The Star, or at any of the Branch Agen- Glance Shows How Race Planes Start | i hubesbi| away. where government two pilot; plane No. 2, F e Dresses fol' Simard, llnmm‘n'—]. Roads, Va., Naval| women’ Air Station—off between 4 and 4:02 & not | vs. Drury, supr e MISSCS and Stylish Stouts ¢ prior to May |a court auditor or master to give an Group 2—Plane No. 3, H-16, twin- vonsideration to such problematical | engined hombing plane. Roatswain --at less than Cost of Materials effects.” | Walter €. Fitzpatrick, Naval Alr Sta The estate of Adler. who in 1 tion. Anacostia, pilot; plane No. 4. -k L A LAKE SHORE SIFTED June PEAS, 2Cans 22¢ PURE LARD 2 Lbs. 33c HickoySMOKED HAMS, 1b., 33c 8 to 10 lbs. Each—Sugar Cured cwr-BACON “ . Ib., 45c SMOKED PICNICS - Ib., 22¢ Ib., 27¢ (Continued from First Page.) s, or was, the repo say that disclosed 10 the audi £ 1926 . ‘Much was sald.” the auditor con tinued. “in the he: a suthents respecting the €34 of the code of Columbia court is not Mr. Fenni mium on i dividual fu romitant fac ruditor fina- Aune.” One of the factors influencing the auditor in denying Mi. Fenning any commission whatever in the present account,” the auditor declared. 8 the fact that practically only routine matters were handled incident to this n-counting. Furthermore, the esiate 0® the ward he ein has been put to nnusual expense. due to the attend- ance here af counsel engaged by the father of the ward, and the auditor finds that estate should be turned over to the duly qualified commitiee i1 the State of New York without any uctions whatsoever incident to this ounting. Questions concerning the conservation of this estate shonld have precedence over all other matters af. fecting fees and allowances, especially ax the hope is indulzed that this ward may he restored to his legal status, as has developed in other cases, and this eatate would he a nucleus in his effort 1o regain his place in the workaday world.” The anditor finds “that the rase of Magruder ve. Drury supra applies with equal force and effect to the retention Ir. Fenning of the com missions paid to him by the bonding | company or companies, in any and all cases wherein he (Fenning) appeared. or appears. as a fiduclary appointed by this court, or serving under the super- vision. No matter bv what name it may he called. a gratuity, double commis- sion or bonus, received and retained by a fidueiary, in addition to compen sation or commissions allowed him by the court, or approved by it, 18 wholly repugnant to the letter and spirit of the decisions of the Supreme Court of Hotel Inn 604-610 9th St. N.W. Daily, $1.00, $1.50, §2.00 7 rooms. $6 weekly: $10.50 rooms. $8: shower and lavatory, ‘$10 Rooms like Mothe the principal.” was transferred from St Elizabeth’s | 1.16, Lieut. S. A. Davis, Hampton Hospital to an institution in the | Roads—off by 4:04 n'clock. Bronx, as stated today by Mr. Davis. | Group 3—Plane 5, 0.1, obser amounts to $1 The collections | vation. battleship tybe, two-seater, or income since the last accounting | Lfeut. F. H. Conant, Bureau of Aero amount to $1.014.35. on which Mr. | nauties, pilot: plane No. 6. UO-1. pilot e dn- | Fenning asked a commission of 10 per | from Hampton Roads to be designated et Cn-fcent for services. The expenditures | this afternoon, and plane No. 7. SC-. el - the ward during the vear were: scouting and observation plane. Pack ol funds advanced for | ard 800-horsepower motor. Lieut. C. C. and notarial fees, | Champion. Bureau of Aeronautics—off | by 4:06 o'clock. coup 4—Plane No. 8, Curtiss “Hawk™ pursult plane. single seater, fastest type in e consists of cash on deposit in the National Savings and Trust Co. to the amount of $1,845.96 and the halance | 430-horsepower motor, | in Liberty and Treasury honds. | Navy service, Lieut. ’Thomfis .me;i sfestimony 10 show that while he | Bureau of ~Aeronautics. pilot, an Wa'."‘a"“é’.'hm- in the United States |Plane No. 9. Curtiss “Hawk," Lieut. Ao in uniform, Frederick A. Fen.|James D. 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