Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1926, Page 27

502 UP | New Apartments The most con- venient and pretticst rooms in Washington. " Open Until 9 P.M. 1460 Irving Mt. Pleasant Colds, (. ippe 1, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. 1t Kills the germs. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION PAYS 5% Compounded Semi-Annually Commencing January 1, 1926 . Assets Over $12,000,000 | Surplus, $1,000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. NW. Temonrary loeation during constr tion of our new blde.. 1001 E JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y | rear axles of your ‘motor’ "} | car or truck carry the entire driving load. Ebonite makes the gears function perfectly under all driving, conditions At _dealers in five-pound cans, ' f Andzservice “stations from the Cheelgrhoard pump_onls. LAY SEEK TOBUY LEVATHAN Sale of Wh!te Star Fleet to British Group Gives Fund for Deals. Im the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 18. the White Star flegt. of acean liners, which includes several of the world" largest passenger ships, will pass from jonal Mercantile Marine tish syndicate headed hy & Co., under the terms \pproved hy the stock American company ves- Contrel of “The action of the shareholders au _|tharized the International Mercantile Marine directors 1o accept the h offer_of between £7.000.000 and ; 000 for the stock of the Oceanic Steam Navigation Co.. the official name of the White Star Line. The exact amount will depend upon the amount | and the nature of deferred s expected to net the Marine ap- Franklin, | president of the company, helders, will be ayailable for the .ac quisition of other property or the scal inz down of honded indebtedness. 1t the company decides 1o purchase addi tiomal tonn | will, reach o other well knowr “Thirty-three llnmvv ie, Adriatie, Terms of the deal provide for the withdrawal of the International \m |cantile Marine from certain routes covered by the White Star Line.cbut the compamy Wwill, continue to act as general enger and freight agent in this country for the White Star ships. Negotiations for the White Star sale were started last April, 'but were interrupted by the British' general strike early in May. Tt is expected that the transactions will soon be.com pleted on the s.of"dn audit now undey way Appraximately two-thirds of the out s(amflu. marine company stock, or 966 shares, were voted in fav There were no dissent CHAMPION SELECTED Jose Munas Cota to Represent Na- tion in International Contest. Will Visit Europe. Jose Munos Cota of the National chool of Mexico Tity: ican oratorical champion- night before a large an- "dien;e in the Mexican Capital. He will represent Mexico in the international competition -to be held in Washing- | ton on.October 15 next. His subfect nd the Iatin Amerfcam ! r Cota leaves for New o jnin the party of al Oratorical for their HREDDED OIL ) SIONS ¢REAR AXLES RSON OIL WORKS tem | | confest. were from the . ‘kv'-;mnt into which the country was | T Praises Resmol for curing ivy divided for the contest and each one g had triumphed over stronz competi- poisoning | tors in the various regional contests Ttching stopped after before reaching the national finals at = licati Mexico City. Third place went to irst application Alejandro Gomez Arias. of Tlaxcala, P ‘“hase speech was on “Bolivar.” Al June 26:—"T wonder | fonso Guite Hermoslllo of Jalisco zo how valuabie Ri 1 |was given special mention. a cure for Ivy Poisoning. ed it for three members summer. the jtch= - and sime ned) Mre. ence Rd. at | ity of Mexic | prominent Theater zwhich wgs filled*to,capacity, and poliée reserves wére necessary o take; care of the throng Which was | unable to get inio the building. T judges were Rector Alfonso Prune - of‘the National Univers- Manuel Herrera Lasso, ver and orator, re, wellknow la Ointment » invaluable for wiek- relinf - of mieste in . Mexico..was . con- der the ‘\h\u‘/v City daily, | the.ca-aperation of hraughout (he nly woman chemist | i« Tilden. who t fonda L San THE long, carefree mllenge and the riding comfort for which Kellysalways have been noted have been built into the Kelly-Springfield tires ~f today to an even greater extent than ev-'r before. KELLY.SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO. Y & HARVENCUTTE w aener o Chwreh S i Kelly Self A Lvst mannl pater wred V.I"runp« e 1ubes cnd make veslast lomger. THE. EVENING STAR, ociated Press. playing about the Ohio, June 18, Parachute | While' they were } jumps from a burning airplane near | the ik here vesterday by Lieut. James T.| Hutchison and T. H. Stanley, Army | Air Service observer, brought to 29 the number of persons who owe their lives to the Army “‘chufe.” Hutchison and Stanley jumped from a_height of 5000 feet, the second lon parachute “leap for life” on record. Neither was injured, but the plane. hich was loaded with 7,000 pounds of ammunition and “‘dumm aeril bombs, was destroyed by fi fter glidinz. pilotle: to the ground. mmunition exploded. he flrers, both of *Me Dayton, headed e bomber they nos | their * opened Stanley landed three | where Lieut. Hutchison lit. Lieut. Hutchison was shut off his engine hefore he consequently it gli manner mich Iield fiyer nd, Md.., < wl lu\!.flrl the |il|||\\7l tempt to induce the nte to jomp. them jump. WASHI Burning Plane, Abandoned at 8,000 Feet, \ YOUTH, 19, CONFESSES | Makes Porfect Landm e, 1l|0n E xp]mlos nose of the exploded. The and 600 feet hefore miles unable led to land in supposed He had not NGTON, D. (. | Martinsburg lh«ulnm “hip. He Ahandoned. | Special Di-patch to The Star, from| MARTINSBURG, W. Va | —Joseph Housh. 10, s ait the Septembe: 1 with hav to | ail here to a jumped. | jury, e had eon- | four oth iy points to the po- ke over several months. sl snbse Moo, sxtend:h Al the quentiy. were | _Houzh involved in his ennfe ‘hip nm‘ ears named by | soen) | Seventhand D Sts. N.W. FRIDAY, TO JOY-RIDING CHARGE | Says Took Five Cars, All of Which he JUNE 18, 1926. ’dr‘(‘urdinz to the police, Herman Rick- ells, a neignvor youth, who is under arrest pending preliminary hearing. | | Ricketts denies any hand in the thefts. | h Indicated to polioe he would the JniL Offieials suid ze a4 meetinz within | gl'REL\', there are 100,000 Washingtonians who will zlad'y send one dollar or to honor the living and ad of the 26,000 from the District of ('ullllllMll who served their country in the armed forees in the G \\nr Send to John « nmmi!«lmr Nationnat Memorial Federal-Ameriean Bank. 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