Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1930, Page 10

TALTNOREPLNE RASHKLLS TWO éudent Flyer, Instructor Die| . i as Craft Somersaults f' Upon-Landing. the Associated Press. -LAI-TDIOBI. October 17.—A student E. seeking a transport license, and in=tructor were fatally injured at ~Wright. Pleld here yesterday in ad accident that only slightly damaged tifeir plane. The dead were Milton ks L'Ecluse, 21, of Huntington, Long Eflfl, the student, who possessed a jvate pilot's license, and Nelson John- sdh of Valley Stream, Long Island, the ctor. d authorities said the plane was tht to earth with its brakes on. Ite somersaulted after making a per- 1 landing. Johnson, in the employ the Curtiss-Wright Flying Service, ai while being taken to a hospital. LEcluse died a few hours later. e two, traveling in a monoplane, wi en route from Valley Stream to Al ta, Ga. It was assumed they had here for fuel and to check their plane, taken to a hangar, was to have a damaged tail and er. Some glass was also broken, ‘mechanics expressed the belief the could be put, into service again i a few hours. n had ‘made trips from New Yi to Montreal carrying papers. wlue is listed in the New York So- Register. T e SEES NEED OF LIMITING i OUTPUT OF FIREARMS Npw York Police Commissioner Would Restrict Manufacture and §ale—Cites Numerous Slayings. B3 the Associated Press. omonx. October 17.—Police 3 er Edward P. Mulrooney m':ly advocated ‘a Federal law re- s, g the manufacture and sale of fitearms. Speaking betore the Associa. of Grand Jurors of New York m he said that “in one Mid- city there were 30 machine- gun killings done by New York guns.” 211 these guns_were going to be H FOR RENT §z Rooms, Kitchen, Bath 2 and Reception Room : Electric Refrigeration : Reasonable Rental ARGONNE THE 3 16th and Columbia Road N.W. Nobel Candidate JOHANNES V. JENSEN, Danish novelist, is mentioned as a pos- sible winner of the Nobel award in literature, —A. P. thti. shipped out of the country I suppose the Federal Government, would do something about it,” he said, “but since they're only used fn the killing of our own neo- ple they let it pass.” g DECORATORS ‘The ' proper . furnishings and the proper arrange- ment of everytmn% is necessary for a ar- monious interior. Home Laundry Service place of day blues . . . it. is efficient, fast and reasonable. Have you tried 1t lately? HOME LAUNDRY Phone AT lantic 2400 DDITION to ScotTissue {i‘d Qflddorf, dealers now offer SANI-TISSUE the new popul toilet health-protecting *Scott Tissues are the largest-selling toilet tissues in the world...Now selling at the rate of 1 ., SPFT..ABSORBEN lar-priced white with the same tissue 4 qualities.! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO AIR RACE TO AUSTRALIA~ CAUSES BIG EXCITEMENT Great Welcome Plantied for Hill and Kingsford-Smith, Due This Week End. By the Associated Press. . -PORT DARWIN, Northern Australia, great air race which Lieut. C. W. Hill and Wing ‘Comdr Charles Kingsford-Smith are carrying out between England and Aus- tralia is being awaited here with intense October 17.—Finish of the excitement. " D. FRIDAY, R iy o a BAZAAR OPENS TONIGHT boea, from where he will take off for — the Jast long hop, over water, to this| Lyon Park Woman’s Club to In- contirent, is expected here early Satur- | day morming, while Smith, who did :::U augurate Fete With Supper. sart untl four ATter | go0cial Dispatch to The Star. . | TNt e e, ( LYON PARK. Va, October 17—A A reception is being planned for the fcature of the bazaar opened to- fiyers, which will rival that given Amy ;‘CM by d';heh:g"m‘"d‘ Sa‘lbh'mu}*b: Johnson, British girl fiyer. who earlier | DA vy oy this year made an England-to-Australia | €iven @ f the afair. sl been working on the spread at weekly g meetings held at the various members’ Profits of the 'Vatican State from its| homes and it has been pronounced by tobacco tax range from 50 to 70 per|experts to be a wonderful piece of cent. handiwork. The bazaar will open with HIGH i~ FASHION-LOW i PRICE " Block-calf center buckle strap o Trimmed with black end white chinchilla leathar — Men's Block or Tan Blucher Oxford — Goodyear weh — Rubber hesl The shoes illustrated in this ad- vertisement are only a few of the KINNEY SHOES FOR FALL that everyone is talking ebout. UnBuat- 208 298 *2.08 able volues. Excellent wearing qualities. The season's favorite styles, materials, colors, in footwear for the entire family. Priced so low because they are manufactured in our own factories and sold direct to you. 298 Soys’ Black o Ten Oxford — Loather heel with clattet plate. HOSIERY Wamn'u beautiful pure silk, :full-fash- ioned hosiery in all the newest: shades. . $110.. . PER PARR 3 PAIRS . Sizes—11% 1o 2 Sizes—8% to 11-$2.65 Sizes—5 to 8-$2.25 . $3.00 YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE AT KINNEYS 31.00 M . 731 7th N.W. Oct. 18-25 - Scott Tissues- New Customer EALTH TISSUE in Quantities WEEK NEW CUSTOMER is in reality 8 nation-wide Health Drive—to acquaint ‘more men and women with the health qualities of Scott Tissues e« ¢ supply. OUTOBER 17, :t'mh;:n?r served at §:30 in charge Otl include man; Mrs. T. P..Gary, fancy work; Mrs. J. C. Fol parcel Mrs. E. The income of four leading coun- tomorrow night at the close | (305 from American tourists has been P germick. e, okndy, ank Mre: A. T. Rowell, cakes. 1930. members of the committee Mrs, James W. Dorsey, chair- lsom, aprons: Mrs. H. T. Marks, : 'Mrs. Arthur Orr, pottery: Germany and $48,000,000 for the United | to_work.” Kingdom a year. ERE is an unusual opportunity for those who have never before used Scott Tissues. An opportunity also for the millions (*) of old ScotTissue and Waldorf customers to lay in their fall All this week dealers are featuring these famous tissues in quantity lots. “l\{ew Customer Week"” is in reality a nation-wide Health Drive. For there are still millions of housewives inno- Created by the Idle Class. SOUTHAMPTON, , England, October 17 _(A).—Henry Ford, American auto- mobile magnate, in an interview before he sailed for America today on the Ex'ror;:‘-. declared: “Protection is noth- ore nor The club members have | Iunning about $270.000,000 for Canada, | incompetency. %e‘fl:é‘d‘xf.'r'm““”u'o".' 3 3."."‘.:.:".“""(:'“"117' gt He reiterated previous statements that the country how to do for France, $50,000,000 for | is created by people who do not want |ducer, died of bright's disease vesf to which he Saturday Only (10)- LIVING 3.Pe. All-Mohair Suite with wood base. Swell front, $99,50 2.Pc. Bed-Davenport Suite. Covered all over in cheice mo- hair upholstery .......$99.50 3.Pc. Jacquard Velour Suite with serpentine front..$99,50 3.Pc. Tapestry Suite. All large pieces. Serpentine front $99.50 2-Pc. Wool Tapestry. Suite with finest web bottom - construc- FOR TOMOR- ROW we've takén just ten living room suites and marked them down to $99.50. No comparati ve price is quoted because the suites must be seen to be truly appreci- ated. The Unusual Feature of This Offering los in_the eualtty you'd this low price. ROOM SUITES $9950 Convenient Terms—W eekly or Monthly 7NRIGHT 905-907 7th St. N.W. that absorb quickly:::completely. Crumplec_l' in the hand, they feel as suave and yielding as old linen: Yet they are tough and strong in texture. Scott Tissues are twice as absorbent asordinary toilet tissue. And absorbency cently buying harsh, infe- rior toilet tissues. . . tissues’ which doctors say cause serious rectal illness. Scott Tissues are made from specially processed “thirsty fibres.” Extremely soft and cloth-like fibres YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR or any hospital nurse will tell you that ‘“‘harsh toilet tissue may cause serious injury.” To be safe, they say, toilet tissue must be soft, absorbent and chemically pure. SCOTT TISSUES have all three of these health requirements. T..SAFE is absolutely necessary for thorough cleansing. Only.the finest fresh materials go into Scotg Tissues. They are chemically pure —neither acid nor alkaline in.reaction. In fact, they have all the requirements physicians and hospitals say toilet tissue must have to be safe. Don’t miss this chance. Buy several rolls.,.enough for your fall needs. You’ll save money . .. and safe- guard your family’shealth. b [RpAb YR e cy i Noted Playwright Dies. NEW YORK, October 17 (#).—John 2= FORD HITS “PROTECTION | i, vod generally is in \ _— lost money, but it miy be o Automobile Magnate Sees “Need” “fl:“g: n..:% ¢ m‘i‘n would not be of much use to the world unmmmmmzmum-- for and pro- terda; llx # hospital wes ld! itted September 27. He was 76. 41,000,000 rolls in 1930