Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1930, Page 8

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 23, 1930—PART O i CLEVELAND KENNICUTT | : INSTALLED K. OF P. HEAD| (D’ P R & Past Supreme Representative John G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 WOULD REGULATE AR CRASH PROBES {Commerce Officials Favor Law Authorizing Formal Accident Investigations. FOR RENT Three rooms, kitch- en and bath, $65 per month. Southern ex- posure. THE MONTANA 1726 M St. N.W. M. K. Kline Officiates at D. C. Grand Lodge Affair. Cleveland Kennicutt was elected and installed grand chancellor of the Dis- trict of Colimbia Grand Lodge, Knights ot Pythias, at the sixty-third annual session Thursday night, at Pythian Temple, Other officers elected and installed were: Herman Wealthall, grand vice chancellor: Tsrael Sommers, grand | prelate: Willlam A. Kimmel, grand keeper of the seals and records: Lee B. Emory, grand master of exchequer; Ed- A Special Demonstration of Marvelette Garments Tognorrow in Our Corset Section Miss J. D. Cassidy from New York will be with us for 10 days, and she will help you solve your figure problems. Much of the alleged mystery as to u UlD ROOFING why aircraft accidents occur would be | removed if the aeronautics branch of | Hish-srade. Guaranteed for 10 Years. |the Department of Commerce were i e LG U T Also paints and varnishes absolutely | given the protection of legislation pre- | 3 arme: ‘Affred D Hesra e e resh. cluding the admission of official acci- | Tuard; ‘Damel” Rothwell’ Srang e We Save You do%, Fay Nething fer Twe | dent reports as evidence in civil suits et S U TR ) and authorizing formal investigations of eieilihg cials of the department in the latest Representative John M. K. Kline. Air Commerce Bulletin, made public yesterday. At present, it was stated, with the authority and machinery provided | under the air commerce act, the De- partment of Commerce determines the GAINS OVER DECEMBER facts about aircraft accidents only from | voluntary and visible sources. It has Production, However, Is Less Than no power fo hoid formal earings. to| CONTRACT IS AWARDED 1o e S . WATCU AND CLOCK REPAIRIN Clocks Called For - Delivered - Guar JANUARY CAR OUTPUT CLEVELAND KENNICUTT. Miss Cassidy will be delighted to personally help you select just the garment—the correct foundation for your own particular type. Marvelette Garments, $5, $7.50, $10 PALAIS ROYAL—Third’ Floor which witnesses may be subpoenaed. Py Statistics Made Public. | FOR NEW SNAKE HOUSE st i By the Associated Pres; Informal investigation is made | | through which an attempt is made ' | Baltimore Firm to Erect Modern Production of automobiles in the | obtain information from all available | s 273,089, as compared with 130,004 in the tructure for Reptiles at i th give it application from a practica prece n!dsmnnth and 401,037 in the point of view for the purpose of ascer corresponding month of last year. taining as nearly as possible the pro The Dl ’ v Commissioners have | sales, the Department of Commerce said e Ty bo- poinle tokn 1Y 8CHON | ayarded to the Northeast Gonstruce|that in the pest womts 201 mey of tho . cidents due to the same cause | ton Co. of Baltimore a contract to | vehicles were passenger cars, 37,990 United States during January totaled District Zoo. In nnnouncu:{ the reporis of factory vy six months” it is reported, | JUl1d & new reptile house at the Dis-|trucks and 572 taxicabs, In January b | trict Zoo. This structure, which will be | of last year there were 347,382 pas- the aeronautics branch Tgkes PUP“rg | positively the last word in snake houses, | senger cars, 51591 trucks and 3.064 :zg::::‘: ;é:!i;:;ffim:‘"mu: ‘x:‘m:(ll“::‘d JVill Coct $212.020 and will be ready for | taxicabs, and in' December 91,235 pas- s 3 ts inmat 2 TEn" thess statiatiis ner Gely bE D s inmates in 300 days, according to|senger cars, 27,286 trucks and 1,483 1 the terms of t 3 partment of Commerce but the aero- | he contract. Jaxicate. nautical industry and the generllhpllbd-l i lic can see what corrective steps should | Electrical ooyt 1 Since the department has not power | {to make formal investigations and s | | not protected by legislation in the event | of civil proceedings, it was pointed out, “the department must turn to the next | best method, which, after all, enables everyone concerned with the develop- ment of aeronautics to proceed along the course leading to unquestioned safety.” FOR RENT Four rooms, Kitchen and bath. Refrigeration. Featuring Six Different Fabrics in a Sale of Plain and Fancy Silks and Printed Rayon Here you will find a comprehensive assortment of the season’s most popular styles. An offering of prime importance, for this specially priced group in- cludes the authentic Spring silks that you want right now. Here are the Yard Reasonable Rental 2001 16th St. e PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 | No Legal Determination. | ‘The investigations now conducted, be- | cause of the purely voluntary nature of | the testimony obtained. do not in any way contemplate the determination of | any legal responsibilities which may be | invoived in the accident, it was stated | in the publication. | Because of this situation, it was pointed out, grave injustice might be | done to individuals if the information | gathered by present methods were to be made public for possible application | to civil lability actions. | The investigations now made by the Men’s Athletic Broadcloth Union Suits Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month, including interest and principal. Larger Rough Silk Shantung—a stunning silk that will stand strenuous wear, 20 smart shades. 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PIANO accepted as first payment onany new or old Upright or Grand Piano. 109 to 30% $7.48 Rayon Spreads, 5.95 Rose, blue, green, gold and orchid ‘are the colors you may choose from in these handsome spreads—72x108 and 90x108 sizes—scalloped edges and two rows of puffing form the correct finish, Striped Krinkle Spreads, 1.98 This eternally popular spread is made of heavy quality - krinkled cotton, striped in rose, blue, green, gold and | lavender-—~may be had in 72x108 and 81x108 sizes. Turkish Towels { 3 for §1 22xM-inch towels of good absorbent quality. White © —quiet pat ‘unobtrusive. with borders of pink, blue, 1y with an odd cloth. green, gold and lavender, ‘ PALAIS ROYAL—Second Ploor |New Glass Lamps With Shade 3.39 Designs in rose, green, blue or orange on cream-colored glass are repeated on the matching shade. Throws in- teresting new light on any room. 2 Candlelight Floor Lamp With Shade 12.95 A “get-together”smeeting of the medi- lumni of the Univ . 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PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor The new ru%s are as lovely as before, illustrating modern, cqnventional and Colonial patterns to be worked up in the delightful color schemes which are so intimate a part of the hand-hooked rug’s quaint charm. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor The first woman assistant examiner sver in the British patent office has just been uvpol&d.