Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1929, Page 23

11, TO BARE CRASH | INQURY S FINDINGS Telephone G Street Dist. 4400 at Eleventh Maj. Young Says Department to Break Secrecy Rule in Mt. Taylor Probe. Br the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, September 11.—Maj Clarence M. Young, head of the Di partnient of Commerce Aeronautics Bu- reau, said here today that the depari- | ment's policy of secrecy regarding find- ings of its accident board likely 'would not be followed in connection with the investigation of the wrecking on Mount Taylor, N. Mex., last week of Trans- con‘inental Air Transport's liner City of_San_Francisco. Maj. Young said the accident board, sitting in Washington, probably would begin_ delving into the matter within | the next week, acting upon his re- ports and those from R. J. Hazen, Avi- ation Bureau investigator. “Our policy until this time in cases | where penalties are assessed, has been to notify the pilots or companies con- cerncd of the fines or other punishe- mens given, and to say nothing to either the newspapers or the public,” Young “I can sce, ho where this attitude on our a serious lack of con on the part of the public in the | efforts of the Department of Commerc? | to better flying conditions and to pro- | mote aviation in general. Effect on Public Ts Cited. “Naturally, the people rcad of afr- planc accidents, in which apparen the pilot of the plane or some one e was at fault, and when they do not| hear some action has been takea | the condition and discipl! ders the logical conclus might hat nothing had been done.” Col. H. B. Hersey, hend of the United | t Weather Bureau here, said the ster should have the effect of | Government weather report- | stations, not only | air route, but on both sides | ternative routes, to reduce minimum the chances of another " Col. Hersey said developed so | e impossible for up with it. i 2 are doing all they | can to provide adequate weather maps, | a bigger job than that—a L building of lig t. which is not left | prediction of them could be made. RETIREMENT APPROVED. President Transfers Col. Hennessy | From Active Duty. | The President has approved t gl plication of Lieut, Col. Peter .v.mnflg-i nessey, U. S. Cavalry, for transfer to| the Army retired list September 23 | after more than 30 years' service, Col. | Hennessey was born in England De- | cember 23, 1378, and enlisted in the 4th Iry in June, 1898. He served nish War and the World War and was awarded a silver star citation | for gallantry in action. At the outbreak | of the World War he was appointed a maor of Infantry, National Army, and Tose to the grade of colonel, National Army. In February, 1901, he was com- “missioned second lieutenant of Cavalry, Regular Army, and reached the grade of licutenant colonel in March, 1921. Recently he has been on duty with Organized Reserv of th 3d Corps Area, | with station at Towson, Md. i AN Atlantic ity | SUNDAYS | | | { | | September 15, 29 SPECIAL THROUGH TRAIN Via Delaware River Bridge Standard Time 12.00 A.M. Lv. Washineton. . M, 1.05 A M. Lyv. Baltimore (Peni RETU Lr. 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Ruby Ring ter tops: square heels in black, white and the new Fall colors at this low price. This popular nationally known line, so well known to the women of Washington Starting tomorrow every pair of Ruby Ring Hose in stock will be This includes all our new Fall numbers and latest Fall GUN METAL Style 1200—Has Sold soles. garter hems. Regularly at $1.90 These are full-fashioned hose: service weight; mercerized soles and gar- ° Tt e super-service weight hose with reinforced heels and One of Ruby Ring’s most popular sellers. Black, ° white and all the new Fall shades at this low price of .....i000. 000 «Fairfame” the fascinating T(;;gs for Tots 1 to 6 A wonderful col- $ lection of boys’ suits and girls’ dresses, with or without panties, fashioned of love- 1y material, completely ready for the dainty touch of design which any woman can give. Four of the dozen models are pictured here and are on sale in our Art Department. Second Floor . . 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Silk Underwear Third Floor “Arch Conformer” Fall Style ONE OF THE MOST COMFORTABLE HEALH- GIVING SHOES ON THE MARKET Hosiery—Main Floor Two Days More Thursday and Friday An opportunity to get a HAIR TRIM, SHAM- POO, MARCEL OR FINGER WAVE 2.00 The last two days in which to take advantage of this special price. \Workman- ship is guaranteed by our There’s a Wealth of Charm and Beautyin These New Fall Dresses 9 New Travel Prints < New Flat Crepes Velvets Here are dresses that will add a touch of Autumn smartness to vour wardrobe, for you may wear them immediately and all through the Winter. Dresses with new fashion features galore! New velvet flares . . . new tiered skirts . . . new longer lines -. . . new lace touches . . . new sleeves . . . new necklines . . new jacket models . . .new one and two piece effects . . . dresses that will tell you the new fashion trends and dresses that will show vou the new colors and new fabrics. And in all sizes. Dresses—Third Floor Glistening Satins Canton Failles Crepes Mothers Realize Fully Well What It Means to Them In Economy When They See Thursday---Baby Day Just an indicatior’ of the many values offered in our baby department tomorrow—Thursday. BB 3.Pc. Infants’ Knit Complete Sets Bands 1 0 95 Sacque, cap and booties to Binders o match in fine 1 .59 Handmade dresses quality ~wool. All boxed and Handmade gertrudes makes a lovely gift for the Flannelette gowns baby. In pink, blue and white. 2 Flannelette gertrudes 12 Diapers, 27x27 Shirts $1.95 and $2.25 Hand 1 Rubber sheet 1 Quilted pad Crochet Wool Sacques Kopak Pillow, P. & B. for 1.00. Red rubber sheets with eye- lets, 2 for 1.00. White rubber sheets; colored ruffes, 2 for Quilted pads, 18x34, 2 for Quilted pads, 17x18, 4 for . Flannelette gowns, _gertrudes and kimonos, 2 for 1.00. Rosebud erib sheets, 36x54, hemstitched, 2 for 1.00. Hemstitched pillowcases, 14x21, 6 for 1.00. 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The new Arch Conformer is the first shoe ever to combine authentic high style features and a superb new arch construction. Be sure to see them before choosing your next pair of shoes. - Beauty Parlor—Balcony For the Smartly Dressed School Girl With school opening sbon at hand every mother will want fo feel that her dainty miss is prop- erly dressed for school. Here are specials for Thursday that not only offer unusual economies, but also have that indisputable air of “distinction. Girls’ New Fall Dresses - Smart little frocks for Jardinieres, $1 early Fall wear, made 5 .95 Ice Tub Set, 94¢ 5 oball 1 3 pleces jn this set, A variety of shaj abe B complete with tongs, fi'fi;‘m};fl‘,fi crepe and jersey in regularly $1.59. to $1.89. plain colors, stripes, plaids and com- binations. 7 to 14 year sizes,) Nothing - is more important i Here’s a New Hudnut than thorough lubrication. 2 AT oM Al DTS Package 30 Cents:a.Quart Bayerson- Ol Works Columbia 5228 Beware of Substitutes For: Your Protection Autocrat Motor Oil x - @2 Is"sold only through > Food Choppers regularly “appointed ‘agents. e 98¢ Girls’ Blouses Fine quality dimity and broadcloth blouses. ..with .59 dainty collars and fancy cuffs. Just the thing for school wear. 7 to 14 year sizes. 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