Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1927, Page 31

NUNGESSER NEA DEATH N CRASH Brother of Missing Ace Drops {o Earth in Plane at Gieshoro Point. » Robert . N younger ®rother of the 1 e ace, narrowly avoided ha added to the list of vaittes when h was flying dead in the The pilot and his instruc THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927. POKER PORTRAITS. SORRY YA LOST so MUCH, TOE . 65 BERRIES 1S QUITE A WALLOP, WELL, BETTER LOCK HEXT TiME —By WEBSTER. THANK S FOR A MIGHTY FIME EVENING, TiM, | ) ENTOYED VT. GLAD YA ASKEY ME T S\T m'l, GOO MIGHT. GRATITUDE N Soe's EVES! THEY FAIRLY REEK WITH .-r; TeLL T TrRUTH, JoE! VA HAD A ROTTEN TIME AN WE Krow 17! AN LOoOK AT ™ REGRET WRITTEN ALL OVER Tim's MAR! TH oL . HYPOCRITE PLANS SHOWDOWN ONMUSELE SHOALS Norris to Demand Action on Power Project at Coming Session of Congress. By the Associated Press. A showdown on the long hattle over disposition of th: Shoals (Ala.) power proper attempted at the coming Congress by Senator Norris, Republi- can, of Nebraska, leader of the advo- cates of Government operation. Believing his issue has gained the relntroduction of his resolution authorizing sale of power by the Gov- ernment to States, counties and mu- nicipalitics, preferably under 10-year contracts. Adoption of this resolution would put the Government in contro! of the mammoth plant for another 10 years and get the question off the hands of Congress for the same period. It has been before every session since the war. Bofore Congress opens, Senator Norris intends to inspect a nitrate plant at Charles Town, W. Va. He says successful operation of this plant proves it unfeasible to attempt to manufacture nitrate by waterpower. On this basis, he contends the Muscle Shoals property should be devoted en- tirely to power development. —_— Builder Goes Bankrupt. William Halfpap, carpenter and builder, 812 G street southeast, today asked the District Supreme Court to adjudge him a bankrupt. He lists his debts at $3,518 and says he has ROMANCE IS HINTED IN AMUNDSEN’S TRIP Reports Say Friends Would Not Be Surprised at News of Marriage. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 28.—The New York World today advanced romance as a possible explanation of Capt. Roald Amundsen’s sudden and unex- plained departure for Norway, with resultant cancellation of a lecture tour and postponement of a banquet in his honor. 1In accounts of reports that marriage by Capt. Amundsen would not be un- expected by friends of the explorer. the World said the name of a woman was mentioned. The newspaper quoted Lee Keedick, manager of the bureau secret. The romantic influence.” In February, 1926, the Arctic:ad. venturer remarked at Edmonton,: Al- berta, that if he were successful in his flight over the North Pole, he would then have experienced every thrill but marriage. “I have yet to flud the girl,” he said. “Certainly, I thimk 1 should then retire and leave yourigér men to do things.” Trust Firm Sued for $5,000. The Unfon Trust Co. today was named defendant in a suit for $5,000 filed in the District Supreme Court by Willle C. Thompson, 1474 Colum~ bia road. Through Attorney T. M. Wampler, the plaintiff alleges that on November 15, 1924, he went into the defendant’s bank and slipped on the marble floor, breaking his ankle. The injury was caused, it is alleged the bank’s negligence in permi the floor to become dangerous. You Should Read “Kingdom of Happiness” and “At the Feet of the Master” by Jeddu Krishwamurti He is represented by |®hich booked Capt. Amundsen’s lec- Public Library or any Book Store strength, Senator Norris intends to|only $104.20. t. tures, as saying: “That must be the ter Mitchell, put the question before Congress with | Attorney Harry F. Kennedy. home, 310 men connected wit where he was give ment. At ho | pain in _his and a sore- Waco biplane M‘: Ine.. located on show grounds licved to have st plane was sli m\i Ralph ins s in the t the time of | ediately cland. the ope ok off Dinner and Dance Frocks, *16*° For Your Halloween Festivities ‘ officer, w place where the An ambulance ¥ the men had left Nung employed work too 1 but finding the . he_gave it up for > vepliad that | the accident had m only more | determined than : | | e | Siam’s Request Must Wait. | The government of Siam, throu#h | its Minister here, has asked the War| ment that such action will require legislative author- ity. There are two corps of cadets at W pectal act of Cong in the Point, i | | IE Cunningham Co. 314-316 7th Street N.W. 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