Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1930, Page 5

THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13, SCOUTS TO CELEBRATE. 1930. | yesterday by Willfred G. Moore, who piloted his* inland sport monoplane 126.95 miles an hour over a 100-kilometer Willilam 8. Goldfelty, another employe of the Inland Aviation Corporation of Kansas City. The flight was observed course. by Luke Christopher for the Federation Sa | Making more than 2 miles a ml:ut‘f. | Aeronautique Internationale. New Speed Record Claimed by |Moore surpassed the former record by ich stood since Willtred G. Moore, Pilot, Over | 15, Miles an hour. wh ‘ |LIGHT 2-SEAT PLANE | MAKES 126.95 AN HOUR Troop No. 4 of the Washington di- vision of Boy Scouts, comprising_the R 7 Senate pages, will have its omcial |} “housewarming” Saturday, February 14, | ) at 7 o'clock. There will be an exhibition of the Woman Burned to Death. CHICAGO, February 13 (). —Flames S. Butler and his wife flew 119.839 miles an hour in England December 7, CUSTOMS: OFFICER Minnesota and Federal Gov- ernment Battle Over. Liquor- " Search Killing. By the Associnted Press. DULUTH. Minn., February 13.—The State of Minnesota went into United States District Court today to prose- cute a customs officer on charges of second degree murder. ‘The Government itself is defense at- torney. for it has contended that the defendant. Emmett J. White, acted within his rights when he shot and killed Henry Wirkkula of Big Falls,| Minn.. last June 8. One woman is on the jury, which was terday. An’ early witness for the State was to be Mrs. Wirkkula, who was with her husband and two daughters when White and another customs patrolman ordered the Wirkkula automobile to halt and submit to a search for liquor. The Government contends that Wirkkula | disobeyed the stop order, and that it was only then that White opened fire. Judge William A. Cant took the pre- caution of having the jury placed in custody immediately after its selection, because of sharp expressions of senti- ment. Wirkkula's death came into wide prominence when the city council of International Falls, where he was for- merly a resident, sent an appeal to President Hoover complaining that Federal officers were interfering with constitutional rights of citizens. MAINE PESSLICANS TOLD Pwnummmv | | completed yes- | PARTY IS FACING CRISIS| Speakers Aver Attacks on Prohi- bition “Challenge Lincolnjan Conception of Union.” i Kansas City Course. By ‘the Associated Press PORTLAND, Me.. February 13.—Re- publican leaders of Maine, assembled at the annual banquet of the Lincoln Club last night to pay tribute to Abra- ham Lincoln, were told that the party “is again approaching a crisis in its his- tory” and that attacks on the eight- eenth amendment by newspapers and members of Congress were a ‘“challenge to the Lincolnian conception of - our Federal Union.” Practical politics came to the fore when Gov. Willlam Tudor Gardiner announced his candidacy for the Re- publican nomination to succeed himself. Representative Florence P. Kahn, Re- publican, California, assailed Federal legislation as a “panacea for all ills of the body politi nd called upon Re- publicans to “cut away the practices and doctrines that threaten to strangle the roots of the party” as it approaches “its crisis.” Representative Carroll L. Beedy of Maine termed it “a great loss” that there was “not a Lincoln to lead the ):atinn'.s fight against organized reac- tion.” SWIM ENDS SATURDAY. Y. W. C. A. Officials Expect 8 Will Complete 15-Mile Event. ‘The 18-mile swim which began at the Young Women'’s Christian Associa- tion December 16 will be brought to a close Saturday evening at 6 o'clock. when eight entrants are expected to have completed the course. Only four entrants have covered the 15 miles. The best time was made by Adeline Kuenzel. Louise McCloskey, Mary Chadwick and Elizabeth Wil- liams finished in the order named. Y. W. C. A. officials expect four additional swimmers to finish the course by Saturday. They are Helen Pztrie, who has 14 miles to her credit; Annabelle Whaler, with 14 miles: Helen Davis, with 12, miles, and Olive O'Hern, with 12 miles.” King Alfonso XIII of Spain was a King in his own name upon birth, and has therefore bgen reigning 43 years. T e N Do Your " EYES “Tire” Quickly? When reading. if your eyes “tire” and blur—step in and let our expert optometrist ~examine your eves. Correctly fitted glasses will give you relief. 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