Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1930, Page 27

COSTETOUR WATS ON NEW PROPELER Split Causes Delay Until Spare Part Can Be Brought to U. S. From France. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 11.—A new wooden propeller for their plane, the Question Mark, must be brought from France before the Paris-to-New York fiyers, Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte, can begin their good-will tour. The delay will be about a week. Discovery of & crack in the propeller was made yesterday when the flyers {nspected their plane at Curtiss Field, Valley Stream, Long Island. Coste said that an. expert French mechanic was expected by the end of the week to go over the motor of the Question Mark, which has not been checked up since the fiyers left Paris. Announcement of the cities to be visited has been held up pending a definite date for starting the tour, expected to occupy 10 days. The personnel of the committee in eharge of the good-will tour was an- nounced by Charles Hayden, chairman. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow, Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, Senator Hiram Bing- ham and Paul Claudel, French Ambas- sador to the United States, are among the committee members. NEW “PROP” IS SHIPPED. which is | Duplicate of One Used on Ocean Hop to Arrive Wednesday. PARIS, September 11 (#).— A new | propeller for Dieudonne’s Coste's air- plane Question Mark was hurriedly | shipped aboard the liner Paris today in compliance with Coste's cable to the builders. The propeller is an exact duplicate of the one used in the transatlantic flight. It had been held in reserve for such an emergency. It is due in New York next ‘Wednesday. T GERMAN FLYERS SAIL Capt. Von Gronau Makes First| Trip as Passenger. NEW YORK, September 11 (#) Capt. Wolfgang von Gronau, who flew from Germany by way of Iceland, Greenland and Labrador, start. ed last night on the first trip on a ps r steamer. As & young man he served in the German Navy, but the only civilian ship he was ever on was a freighter, in which he traveled to Eng- land. During the day Capt. von Gronau and his three flying companions stowed ; their old flying boat, its wings detached and crated, aboard the liner Hamburg in readiness for a midnight sailing Iol'l Germany. Farlier Capt. von Gronau had luncheon with Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh. After the lunch- eon he sald that he found Mrs, Lind- h a very charming young lady, *“but so fragile, like a little flower.” A new company, with & capitalization ©f $18,500,000, will construct and oper- ate an extensive system of light railways and elevators in Argentina. LUNCHEON We ere serving (] special platters } 4 irom 12:00 to 2:30. f Phone Columbia 0708 for 30minute service in BODES o CE |\ ; : ‘7:!,Ml CREAM--50c TENAER | o1 coupmpa norn HARITON’'S NEW SALON FOR FINE FURS! BEST FURS —at the lowest prices. Hariton's furs recognized as the standard in styls, quality and value. FURS REMODELED AND REPAIRED -fl-llll’ . Modorate Charres FUR SHOP Estaviished 1908 1617 CONN. AVE. Formerly 717 11th N.W. Oh, What a Relief! —you sigh as your feet at last come to rest in a pair of Trade Mark Res. U. 8. Pat. Off. Take advantage of the first opportunity and come in for free consultation and advice. New styles in Comfort Shoes for house and street wear. $3.00 g 56.00 OYCE.& LEWI CusTom FITTING SHOE 430-78 St NW. e Just Below B widins A fo Eim. J. T. NORRIS J. T. ARNOLD H. 0. BRUBAKER Formerly With The Family Shoe Store Are Associated With Us SEVENTH YEAR BEGUN | Leopold and Loeb Serve as Clerks in Prison at Joliet. JOLIET, Ill, September 11 Thelr seventh year in prison began to- | day for Richard Loeb and Nathan Leo- pold, jr., serving life sentences for the murder of little Robert E. Franks. Loeb is a clerk for the deputy warden at the old prison and Leopold is acting as clerk for the chaplain at the new Stateville Penitentiary, New Way To Improve Skin “A wonderful discovery is the new French process which gives MELLO- GLO Face Powder its unparalleled smoothness_and makes it stay on Coursey, gifted Ziegfeld beauty, loves MELLO- | GLO because it is the purest powder longer” Margarett De made —its color is tested. | gives & pasty or flaky look! Banishes | shiny noses. Will not irritate or clog | the pores! on loi tisement. Y7222 GOWNS T A DEPOSIT RESERVES ANY DRESS UNTIL DESIRED Make your selection during this sale and have it laid by. Its youthful bloom stays | THE ' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, THURSDAY, POISED FOR THE BARRAGE during the naval maneuvers off Keil of the German navy. G ). — " Exceptional Offer from Our Optical Department Latest Style $6.00 Special at This Price ‘3.75 Eyes Examined FREE Registered Optometrists in Attendance Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge Twe comfortable bridge pads that rest on si i i ight and very good looking. sonde l‘;‘pfllcl-zl :zznn..m-'nfi. Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. reslan 07~9~11~13 G St.NW. Never de of nose. D7 7T COATS (AL LIL LA LILLLLLL A SALE OF UP-TO-THE-MINUTE DRESSES that will by far eclipse any previous event . . . THE VALUES ARE GREATER . . . THE SILKS ARE FINER . . . and we can convincingly say that many of the styles are COPIES OF IMPORTS . . . no effort has been spared to make this a REAL MONEY SAVING SALE . . . come expecting the most and you will not be disappointed. | typewriter weather | between Atlanta, Ga., | approved by the aeronautics branch of | the Department of Commerce, it was | | announced today by F. C. Hingsburg, | chief engineer of the airways division. White Metal Frames . _bridge frames with new type | Beautifully engraved Hy-bridge fr Durable, For Friday and Saturday e Opening the Fall Season With a Startling ale of DRESSES j/w SEPTEMBER 11, 1930. ] WEATHER REPORTING |5 iockies o Seting. Fetas wnien | used by Eastern Air Transport for the SERVICE APPROVE | operation of its contract airmail service. | . Automatic telegraph-typewriters are t0 be installed at Atianta and Jefferso ; Anderson and Spartanburg, otte and Greensboro, N. €., and South_Boston, Crewe and Richmond, | Va. The stations are to be ready for | operation by early Winter. The Atlanta-Richmond circuit is a | part of 3,000 miles of similar circuits o be added during the current fiscal Installation of automatic telegraph- | Year to the Jujles Ballt up peiot &0 Teporting service | July 1. With the completion of the and Richmond, | == === — Va., a distance of nearly 500 miles, as an extension of the line now passing through the Nationsl Capital, has been Telegraph-Typewriter System to Be Installed Between Atlanta and Richmond. 3 Rooms, Kitchen $65.00 THE MONTANA Completion of the new line will make & e 1726 M Street N.W. available to aviators a complete weather reporting service from Atlanta to Bos- At the Juvenile Shop e Friday Final Clearance Prices 235 Girls' Frocks of silk, rayon crepe, prints, cottons, Sizes 1 to 12 years. Formerly $1.50 to $5.95. 50 Girls Coats, for school and dress wear. Tweed, navy, tan, e Some with berets. Sizes 1 to 12 $5.95 to $1 values. 30 Raincoats, of leatherette, fleece-lined, with hats to match. Sizes 3 to 14 $3.75 to $6.50 values. Fri- day clearance. 39 Samples Girls' Winter Coats, mostly fur trimmed. Sizes 1 to 10 years. Friday special ete. $].00 53.00 53.00 $ 5.00 $|.00 $].00 $].00 $].00 $].00 $].00 $]-50 6 Ensembles, consisting of flannel coat and tub silk frock. Sizes 3 and 4 only. $595 value. Friday clearance. 5 Sport Jackets of striped wool flannel and rayon pique. Sizes 10 and 12 only. Broken Assortment of Girls' Felt Hats. Velvet tams and berets. Formerly §125 to $395. 21 Pairs Gym Bloomers, black and navy, wool serge or sateen. Sizes 10 to 20. 30 Wool Sweaters, Sacques, etc. Infants’ to 4 years. 25 Silk Bonnets, some with elastic backs. en assortments of Carter’s Munsing all-silk and also Carter's silk-and-wool Values $1.50 to §2. Brok: silk-and-wool shirts, union suits, assorted sizes, Friday clearance, 2 for 20 Assorted Boys’ Winter Coats, 2 to 5 years. Chin- chilla, pile fabrics, tweeds, etc. rihsa e s5'00 A Special Group of Boys' Wash Sults, short and long sleeves, fast colors. Sizes 2 to 8. $1.50 to $I,00 $1%5 values. 25 Pairs of Baby and Infants’ Shoes. Friday clear- ance, pair, All Sales Final Bmmchm S E Street Corner 8t g ez GOWNS ez < Atlanta-Richmond line there will be | | 6,800 miles in regular service. | The circuits are used not only for the | collection and distribution of weather | information but also for reporting the | landings, departures and progress of | airplanes in fiight along the airways. Will Sell $500 Player-Piano o For $ USED The twenty-second child has just been 90 e ‘ Slightly | born to & woman of 44 at Newcastle, | g S New South Wales, and she now has 14 | children living, the eldest being 28, and | Box 313-K, Star Office | | 6 grandchildren, In diamonds quality means a flawless stone of finest color . . . in watches quality means Elgin—beautiful, accurate, depend- able. We carry only the finest quality merchandise that we know will satisfy our most discriminating patrons. Elgin wrist watch for en. A 13 " e S5 B Exquisite mond solitaires in the smart. est modern mount. ings are presented here in a wide range of selection. Others to $2,500 Al RS et ik e Others from §15 We have always welcomed Desirable Charge Accounts 57 Years of Reliability » Toldsmith & To’ 1225 F Strect. NW. NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET reslan == 07~9~11~13 G St.NW NOTE! For This Sale the STORE ] /4 . B Feature of this SALE! New Style Ideas—First Time Shown! New Touches The New Dolman Sleeves The Russian Tunics Fur-Trimmed Creations Boleros with Dresses Flounces and Peplums Sleeves That Are NEW Touches of Fine Lace Clever Embroideries Pleatings That Are NEW New Neck Lines Suits Of CREPE Transparent VELVET KNITTED MATERIALS and TRAVEL PRINTS CONTINUING OUR SENSATIONAL ADVANCE COAT SALE The Eriendly Shop BRESLAU’S, 1307 to 1315 G Street 98 MATERIALS = Transparent Velvets Canton Crepes Crepe Larache Rich Satins Chiffons Wool Laces Travel Crepes Wool Crepes Wool Georgettes Silk and Wool Special Group of EVENING DANCE & DINNER DRESSES African Brown Inky Black Morocco Brown Autumn Green Dark Green New Blue . « Dahlia Gray and Navy Blue Sumptuously Fur Trimmed With Badger, Persian Lamb, Fitch, Fox, Wolf, Muskrat, Caracul, Pointed Wolf, Skunk, Genuine Beaver ALL THE NEW STYLES AND MATERIALS Values 69, °85, ‘95 The New Colors Black . . of course DRESSES ALL SIZES 12 to 20 for Misses 36to 44 for Women HALF SIZES EXTRA SIZES No matter how difficult you are to be fittediwe can certainly give you your required sise,