Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1929, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. MOXNDAY. MAY 20, 1929. DEATHTOBEASKED | FORLIQUOR SELLER Man Accused of Supplying Gin to Drivers of Car That Yilled Three Children. B the Assaciated Pres CHICAGO. 20 —=State’s Attorney Swanson ann ed last night he will ask the death penalty for a bootlegger accused of having sold liguor to two Jeged drunken drivers who figured in a | fatal crossing crash here, as well as for the drivers themselves Three childien en route home fror fchool were killed and a fourth seri Iy injured when a_machine in William Sweeney, 27, and Frank O a companion d into them Friday Rousseau, 14; Jame: obert Hemmel, 12. who were said to' have been intoxicated, were arrested and told of having purchased the liguor from John Nelson, who was taken into | custody | the drastic procedure on sa‘d he would Trovides the “for peicons engaged in who kill innocent per- Stat»'s invoke an old death penalty a criminal act said, will be who provided a bottle of gin GIRL CLAIM.S RECORD | IN PARACHUTE JUMP Altimeter on Plane Froze at Height of 18.700 Feet, Pilot Declares. By the Associafed Press | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. May 20— Jean Du Rand, 19, Minneapolis. yester- day made a parachute jump from a speeding plane at a height of more | than 18700 feet over the Robbinsdale. | Minn., Airport. Her baekers claim this is a new world record for women. Gene Shank of Minne*polis, piloted the plane, said his altimeter | froze at 18,700 fect and that he be- lieved he had climbed between 500 and | 700 feet higher when she jumped. The | exact height will be ascertained through inspection of a Government barograph placed on the plane just before the trip by representatives of the National | Aeronautic Association, Shank said. A year ago Miss;Du Rand made a leap of 18,000 feet, and two weeks ago | she jumped 11,000 feet at Robbinsdale. Until she bettered her previous mark today, Miss Du Rand's jump of a year ago was considered to be a record Shank asserted today that reports that a German woman had jumped 21,000 feet were untrue. WOMAN'’S HEAD GIVES NEW CLUES IN PROBE Tos Angeles Authorities Are At.| tempting to Identify Torso Found in River. who | By the Associated Press :LOS ANGELES, May 20—Investi- #ators of the Los Angeles County sheriff’s office today were attempting to identify a woman’s head and torso, found separately in the Los Angeles River. The arms and legs of the vic- tim, believed by the county autopsy gl: to_have been siain with.a mmer, still were iissing. The head ‘was found party” buried in sand Sat- urday. The torso was found oh April 4. Examination of the head revealed a skull fracture, sppsrently caused by a blow from & hammer. Only 10 teeth remained in the mouth. Microscopic examination of dental work was being | g':de by Prof. A. G. Prather of.the iversity of Squthern California. | All attempts.of the sheriff’s investi- | gators to account for the torso had failed, when the head disclosed new | clues on which.to base efforts toward | identification. . The county physician | sald the head was that of a woman | of 40 or more years of age, with blond | or gray hair. He declared that the vertebrae re- | maining with the head matched per- | fectly with the vertebrae of the torso. OUTSTANDING WORLD EVENTS OF PAST WEEK By the Associated Press i Flying perilously for hours over the thickly settled Rhone Valley, the great German dirigible Graf Zeppelin last | week narrowly escaped such a disaster | as overtook the Italian dirigible Italia over the Arctic wastes one year ago this month. With 18 passengers and a crew of 40, the big left Fried- richshafen, Germany, rsday morn- for a trip over the Atlantic to rica. She nad gone nearly a thonsand miles with perfect ease when Dr. Hugo Eck- ener announced by wireless that some- thing had gone wrong with two of her motors over Spain and that he was turning back All_day Friday he struggled to mount the Rhone Vailey in the teeth of a hard-blowing wind. then, with two more engines out of commission and the air- | ship listing at an angle of 45 degrees, | he had to turn back. Finally he suc- ceeded in landing at the French air- field of Cuers, near Toulon. | Tacna-Arica Disputation Ended. i After 46 vears of litigation and ani- mosity between Chile and Peru, settle- ment of the famous Tacna-Arica con- | troversy was finally announced by Pres- | ident Hoover in Washington, to the ap- | parent joy of both parties to the dispute. Tacna_goes to Peru and Arica to| Chile. Disposal of these two provinces seemed to have solved the most difficult | of South American political problems, which originally grew out of a War be- tween Chile and Peru. in which Chile | proved the victor and took the two provinces as its share of the spoils. | Another great and thorny problem pects was still far from | sett at Paris. The reparations! conference remained all week in a dead- | lock over proposals by Owen D. Young for solution of the German reparations | problem. All the delegates were show- | | ing signs of impatience at the lengthi- ness of the negotiations, which have | been going on for more than three months. | At Rome, methods and responsibili- ties of educating youth provided the ' hint_of conflicting s between | NOTICE Clubs, Fraternities, Organizations! SWANEE BALLROOM and the UPPER PAVILION CHEVY CHASE LAKE Now Available PRIVATE DANCES You will be surprised at the nominal rates for these two popular dance places. Phone Decatur 1636 For Full Information Ingrown Nail Turns Right Out! A few drops of “Outgro” in the | crevice of the ingrowing nail re- duces inflammation and pain and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night. “Outgro” is a harmless anti- septic. manufactured for chiropo- dists. However, any one c-n buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing directions. {Only the Cantonese air force was ef- fective against the superior Kwangsi troops. ACTOR DIES OF STROKE. Malcolm E. Fassett Stricken at New York Home, NEW YORK, May 20 (#).--Malcolm E. Fassett, actor and stock company manager, died of a stroke Saturday at his home here. He was 42 years old Mr. Fasseit conducted & stock com- pany at Louisville, Ky., for five years and another stock company at Albany N. Y BRIEFLY TOLD the Vatican and Fascist Italy since sig- nature of the Latern treaty. Pope Pius | declared in an address to Catholic school children that the church could not abandon its ancient role of super- vising the youth. Fascist newspapers critized the Pon- tifi's statement, because Fascism has organizations of its own for training young Italians. i Kwangsi troops continued their drive against. the city of Canton, which of- the late Leo Ditrichstein, Fay Bainter fered large sums for their withdrawal inner. and Otis inner He appeared in supporting casts with v 'AUSTRALIANS HUNT TWO ENGLISH FLYERS Moir and Owen Feared Lost in Timor Sea or on Uninhabited Northwestern Shore. By SYDNEY, Lieut the Associated Press New A ~The waters of the Timor Sea the wild uninhabited western Australia boyts of two English aviators J. Moir and Flying Officer South Wales, shores of Nor today cloaked Anxiety was felt for the fiyers, who left Bima, Sumbawa, Dutch East In- dles, Saturday for Port Darwin. A searching plafte flew 400 mile along the coast but saw no sign of them. 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