Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1928, Page 22

22 LOST GIRL STUDENT ELUDES SEARCHERS | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1928. PRE-WAR SEAPLANE OX-5 engine and a pro} order that it may be 15 lifted. The prime objection of those in au- thority is the fear of dry rot in the wooden members of the plane, and as |ern plane. every ruction | is appears to be | be turned left or right, and the flippers well founded. Several sections of thé [by moving the post to which the wheel aged craft in the light of present-day major part of its co wood, the objecton own if the ban ller to boot, in [the space between the wings, are controlled by moving the body to either left or right. The chair in which the pilot sits is mounted on the same prin- ciple as the control stick in the mod- ‘The rudder 1s controlled by uction | a vertically mounted wheel which may 15 attached forward or b: rd. IRISH LOAN CLAIMS FEW. Only 70,000 File for Share of $6,- 000,000 in Five Months. NEW YORK, January 17 (&).—Ex- | piration of the five-month period given alreraflt construction appear to be none too strong at the time it was built, par- teularly fn the tail group, which sticks Bill Curbs Reserve Bank Loans. | by the Supreme Court for the fiing of claims_on_the $6.000.000_loan for the T T T RRIRTETS “republic of Ireland” has found orly 10,000 claims entered, Matthew ¢ Healy, manager for the recelvers, an- | nounced today. He sald there are about 330,00, bondholders In the United States anq in’icated that an extension of time might be asked. The receivers have about $2500.000 be returned to investors on terms Ito be decided later by Referee Hes M. Goldfogel Curtiss Type Machine, Found Freshman Is Scouted in Loft, Declared Ready : ; i i by Represent: Dickinson, Republic- | @ PRI i g B * T TR an, Iowa. E & 5 A —_— would have to take a course in manipu- | { e ; lating the controls, as the system now | _ By the Associated Prese hheies £ (Dlcoverlug iadpiecwar Oustiss e in_proctico i entirely different, from | NORTHAMPTON, M Mot A N P SR ed Away in & doft of the Nabe|that used many years ago. For in-| o a ollege it 2 . H stance, the pilot today controls his ail- | nvtators at the naval alr statlon, | erons,"or ‘movable trafling edges of his bliss once was to T and rumors poured wings, with a left or right pressure on e and police autho Suicide of Smlth College | URRRRR) N 1Y N N NI YR S e, out far behind and is connected to the mlxwr section of the wings by bamboo poles. Careful Preparation Necded. An amendment to the Federal Reserve | act intended to cure the looning of | £l money by Reserve member banks to ' G stock brokers introduced yester nl.!v‘% MEN’S SUITS Cleaned and Pressed Valeteria Pressing 95¢ WASHINGTON TO NEW YORK CITY whose away. confli , selzed upon it with the en sm of & child finding a long-lost rucked it around to the alr base, | Or Boston ‘mbled it, and now are wondering Poi wihat oo with it since Higher “{“;:fl‘* In the old Curtiss the ailerons, con- Or Points Between iave forbidden its being taken alo . Loy B, 2 The plane is of the old pioncering | Se$ Of separate pancls suspended in Specializing in Moving type, in which the pilot and a passen- Small Lots of Furniture ger sit side-by-side out in front with WEEKLY TRIPS | By the Associated Press, no protection from the wind, while a| “Get Our Free Fati 1 Three Candidates Base Campaign| a;pa . N. Y. January 17.—Re-|" ier” propeller whirls behind their | Umm FIHEFIMF @ 2 - heads. No one knows its history, al- on Federal Payment for Mis- | duction of one-third of a mill in the Aioiigilall slpnen are agreed that the| sissippi Flood Control. flORAGE-MOV“‘G CRATING 5 G18-20 10th N W, Main 4229 Frk, 2023 .('pcrial Price This Week Only DRESSES Cleaned and Pressed Plain—No Plaits the control stick, which likes raises or lowers the tall flippers by being | pushed forward or pulled backward. LOUISIANA CHOOSES | TAX REDUCTION URGED. 5 Gov. Smith Suggests Cut to Yield i GOVERNOR TODAY Sennn 0 M7 - o WE CALL AND DELIVER PINDLER 801 11th N.W. Main 2704 direct State tax on real property Was|plane never has seen service, as to all | recommended to the Legislature last|outward appearances it is brand-new. night by Gov. Smith in a special mes- Subject of Speculation. | sage accompanying his first executive [ The theory is that it was ordered and | { budget program. The reduction repre-|hought by the Navy, but either became " sents a saving of more than $8,000,000 (siranded or was superseded by a more to real estate owners {modern model. The power plant is “I have always believed.” the gov-|missing, but Henry A. Berliner, presi- ernor said in his “that it dent of the Berliner Aireraft Co.. ha was poor policy to take from the tax- |agreed to loan a 80-hor payers pf the State more money in any one vear than is actually neces- sary for the maintenance and operation | of the government. In my opinfon a ! although a second ary would be | SUrplus in excess of $7,500,000 is not | v | neeessary in case of a tie. ixaquired. Gov. O. H. Simpson is seeking renom- | P. Long of Shreve- Public Serv- | tative Ri- h of whom s in State admin- The penetrating quality of BAUME BENGU pro- nounced Ben-Gay) removes conges- tion causing the irritation, relicves pain and soothes theirritated nerves. BAUME BENGUE ebleff Z20 0 co-oper 1 Tun- rd that | iated P NEW ORLEAN he Asso Democ § of a governor. a licutenant r and other State and parish AR EERERRECEE R 1‘!1:1\:‘1n\7\r\' is equivalent to election, —In the Women’s dress shop =—In the Misses’ dress shop —In the Juniors’ dre —For Larger Women Plenty of room for all to shop comfortably! —30 fting rooms— —Expert fitters— —Extra salespeople! tate A Choice of 40 Different Routes to ; shop California Given in This ree Bool Sore Corns Come Off Painlessly in 3 Minutes Now you can easily remove the sorest, oldest, toughest corn without the sligh pain or irritation in only 3 minutes with Shur-Off. Satis- faction or money-back guaranteed. ‘This amazing new remedy makes old time lengthy treatments and foot-soaking unnecessary. You just wet the corn with Shur-Off. Pain and soreness stop instantly. Keep it wet for about 2 minutes and it will then be so softened that you can easily peel it off—root and all Doesn't hurt a bit, cannot irritate and anyone can do it by following the simple directions enclosed in every package. A FASHION INSTITUTION Paris Neword Jelleff’s Fashion and Value Alertness At Its Best— 4.specialized shops combine to make this THE dress event of the season! Hundreds of NOW — A Welcome Sale! w Spring Dl’ess $16.50 to $19.50 $29.50 and $35 Every Frock an Advance Spring Model.’ You Will Find— —New Ensembles for Spring —New. Dressy Afternoon Frocks —Styles for Sportswear —Lovely Evening Frocks —Cardigan Dresses —New Printed Frocks —Every New Spring Color —Expert Tailoring —The Youthful Silhouette iperior quality in every detail ilson remained in Washington dur- {ing much of the campaign attending arings of the se flood control | commigee Candldates for governor ta i vy of Ope , running y,‘,“ml_ | mate of Sim : Paul N. Cyr of Jean- | i G tte, supporting Long: Fred C. Clai- | phia, Pe {"Rew Roads. John Ford of nd Glenn J. Smith of Tan- DAKOTA GOVERNOR GETS jEsnmE ish, the three of whom sup- FIRST VIEW OF ATLANTIC Realizes Life's Ambition When He Stops in New York After Jackson Day Dinner. Washington | Probes Bukelite Trade War. l Investigation into alleged unfair prac- | in the importation and sale of | clite will be begun January 30 at| | hearings before the United States Tariff | | Commission on application of the Bake- | lite Corporation and five other com- | | panies manufacturing the insulating | material. The application namies six New York | when he ltad importing firms and recites the violation At ic Ocean. ' of patent rights and other unfair meth- | the Te-|ods of competition. Bakelite is much m:mgton. used for telephone switchboards and | ks .md under the insulating radio panels 2 Philips 606 - 614 ELEVENTH ST. T at 50 ecente ay at Peoples 1) or of any in comfort fle Cs Regularly Regularly up now and then, and water is scarce. Hits Tax o Ch ch Bells. xs‘ ax R + Spring's Newest Colored Kids and Suedes fashion this striking creation. Story in Brief— Today we burst into print with the announcement of what we ex- pect to be the greatest January dress sale of our history! Frocks for all occasions—for all types—and cach one a fashion omen of Spring. Months of preparation—planning— and close observation of the market have gone into this great dress event, Not only in style—but in the fine quality of materials and the excellent workmanship, these are outstanding values! Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. TODAY » Aires. 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New var fullness—snug hij beiges and blues lead Smart Tailored F rocks at 515 One and two piece me th bows choice of Fashionables— | Beverly nn.un—tn-l $1.45 1o $1.95, with the wonet the actic sparkling ornar so many different mat Ylenty of navy blue and larger wom The Fashionable New En«-mbh-s at <25 Most-talked-of style § sembles in silk erepes, o featherweight |\\(‘(‘|u misses and women! !-..-lm‘ Lnl\ some ple e d in en' S, Mmisses of ever 1 frost crepes satins juntors’ "and jumior's,) Bewitching Afternoon Frocks M So lovely vou must see them tor new prints that are alveady newest—adjustable hiplines, ple and new costume effects, New Youthful New Tailored Frm ku at S"S Smartly ! 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