Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 27

THE EVENING LA VARRE SEEKS STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, ESTHETIC EAR JARRED BY PIGS, FARMER'’S WIFE ELOPES THIRD TIME Husband Who Takes Her Back Again Decrees “Home JUNE PLAN ANOTHER FLIGHT | wuiam s. Brock and Edward F. Schiee, | who Wednesday completed the fastest | round-trip transcontinental flight ever attempted, announced yesterday that they would make another West-to-East hop within the next 10 days. Brock said he believed the West-to~ 20, 1930. B—I11 t could be made in 10 or 11 hours, weather permitting. Both aviators were engaged yesterday in repairing their monoplane, which was slightly damaged when it nosed over at the Municipal Airport on land- ing Wednesday. | B street, was in a serious condition af WORKER BADLY HURT Casuaity Hospital today following a fall o of 40 feet from a scaffold on which he Fiflls 40 Feet From Scaffold at|O%* working "on. the new Georgetown University dormitory yes ay. Bortu- Georgetown University l)cn‘xnitorfi,mfl suffered a possible skull fracture Bortolo Bortulosi, 39 years old, of 105 ' and six broken ribs. Brock and Schlee to Make East- ward Hop Within Ten Days. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., June 20 (#). R OF DK 'Accuses Deaver in Petition Filed With House Judi- ciary Group. M-Brocks-Co TWEEN 1ITH & 12TH The House judiciary committee to- | day had before it a petition filed with | | Speaker Longworth by William La Varre, a resident of Washington, re- questing that an investigation be made into the official conzuct of Federal Judge Bascom S. Dea\8r of the Middle Georgle district. The request grew out of the adminis- tration of an equity case in which La Varre and Hawes Hall, his former asso- | clate and business manager for a string of Southern newspapers, were involved. La Varre said he was the publisher ot the Columbia Record at Columbia, S. C.: the Spartanburg Herald and the Spartanburg Journal of Spartanburg, S. C. and chairman of the board of directors of the Augusta, Ga., Chronicle. His letter to Speaker Longworth, | which, with his petition, was referred | to_the House judiciary committee, said: hereby make charges against the 1 and_judicial conduct of Judge Bascom S. Deaver, United States judge for the middle district of Georgia, Fifth Judicial Circuit, and respectfully re- | quest that the statement of fact set | forth in the attached affidavit and peti- | tion be invesigated and that the con- | duct of the said Federal judge be in- | vestigated. |~ “I'inclose herewith an affidavit cov- | | ering the conduct of Judge Deaver in, | the “administration of an equity case, | which sets forth certain acts of Togance, AGAIN SATURDAY! | the bar practicing_before his court. ~Supplemental afidavits will be made available at the request of your com- | mittee.” HELIUM TANK CARS TO BE GIVEN TO NAVY Special Type for Trasporting Aero- Monogram* Tfayo Panamas *Clever Embroidered Monogram Given Away With Every Hat Purchased $ : ! 75 navy, brown and black, to match rib- bon bands on the Panama Hats. | tember, and that the cars would be (They can be tacked on in a second). | used to transport helium gas from the | Amarillo, Tex., feld to the naval air | base at Lakehurst, N. J. | The heltum cars, Mayer explained, ‘wo\.ud be a refinement of the standard high-pressure gas tank cars. | M-Prooks-Co G- STREET BETWEEN_ IITH & 12TH <~ TOMORROW~-SATURDAY SALE 800 | NEW SUMMER DRESSES| Regularly $16.75 to $25 13 Flowered,Pastels, Brown and Black nautic Gas to Lakehurst Is ' Being Produced. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 20.—The General | American Tank Car Corporation is now | produging for the aeronautics division | of the’ United States Navy special tank cars to be used in transporting helijum gas, t .was announced by Elias Mayer, president of the . company. He said delivery on the first unit was scheduled for late August or early Sep- The monogram looms as the badge of Summer smartness. Stylists have begun to pass the word around. 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June 20—Edward | ¥ith the wind | Peterson had a wife, but lacking the | “Home with me, or to jall with pumpkin shell highly recommended for | Jorgenson.” -ucfi: purposes, couldn't keep her very | kg g well, j However, she was back home vester-| C. R. GREEN SOUGHT day and was forglven by her husband | (s for her third unsuccessful effort to quit 8 e the farm where Peterson raises wheat | Police Learn Mother of Missing instead of eating pumpkins. | : An esthetic ear was blamed by Mrs.| il Peterson for her most recent elopement.! Washington police were endeavoring T,he "dnll)' dhccr:“nrlslflll f{;’;‘f; S rfi’x’fii"’ locate Clifton R. Green here today simultaneous squeaking of & Wi = : and the squeal of & Hog, she said, is | f0llOWing the receipt of a letter in which just too much for one of finer sensibili- | police were asked to notify him that his tes. mother is dying in Richmond, Va, Thus goaded, she eloped with Robert| Green had been confined to the Naval Jorgenson, 18. 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