Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1930, Page 22

INLLED, ONEHURT IN ARPLANE CRISH Machine Operated by Blue- field Man Falls Near Staunton. @pécial Dispatch to The Star. BTAUNTON, Va., November. 10.— Three men were instantly killed and a third serfously injured when an air- plane, owned and piloted by Jarius Collins, jr., of Bluefield: W. Va., crashed near Bowling flying fleld, 4 miles from Staunton, yesterday afternoon. The dead: Jarius Collins, jr., Samuel Alexander 22, Greenlee P. Bosserman, 22, both Mount Sidney. . Paul Rimel of Augusta County suf- fered a broken leg, & broken arm and other injuries. He was removed to & Jocal hospital.. Had Just Taken Off. Collins, operating a cabin type jun- for Stinston-Detrotter, h.d‘ take‘x; off with his passengers but a few minutes ilot was apparently endeavoring Zonn out of a vertical left bank. The maneuver unsuccessful, the machine nose dived from an altitude of about 150 feet, plowing a deep furrow into the ground and recoiling. The bodies of the dead were crushea and mangled. Collins, law graduate of Washington and Lee University, practiced his pro- fession in Bluefleld, W. Va. Aviation was his avocation and for some weeks he had made week end visits to Staunton, catering to passenger business. He had made several successful flights today before the crash. , & son of Jarius Collins, sr., of Bramwell, W. Va, was well known here, having married Miss Lucile Grasty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. C.| Grasty, prominent local residents, about | a year ago. The beautiful Grasty resi- | dence, Green Hills, was destroyed by fire together with all its contents early yesterday morning. Driver, Bosserman and Rimel were unmarried. WHISKY UNLOADER DRINKS EVIDENCE: Colored Man Found nrfink With: Empty Jar at Feet Is Fined $14. 25; and | of | By & Staft Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, - Va., November .10.— At least one of the 192 one-half gallon of corn whisky found in the Po- River here Saturday afternoon will not need to be destroyed by lccal lodic distruction of ‘whisky captured re is made, for that Mother Is Killed, Baby in Lap Safe When Auto Upsets By & Staft Correspondent of The Star. BRAND' Md., November 10—A 22-year-old mother was in- stantly killed, while a baby she was holding in her lap escaped injury, ‘when an automobile operated by the husband and father overturned on the Brandywine-Baden road neaf here yesterday morning. Mrs. Ida Young, the mother, was pinned beneath the steering wheel and suffered a broken neck. Her baby and husband were thrown clear of the car and escaped unhurt. Willard Young, 29, the husband, told Sheriff Charles 8. Early that the car struck a dirt shoulder and overturned in a small ditch. Justice of Peace Henry B. Contee issued a certificate of accidental death. ‘The Youngs were on their way to Gallant Green, the home of Wil- lard’s family. Mrs. Young was from ‘Washington, and her body has been returned there for burial. LN ASKS AID FOR RED CROSS President Hoover Urges People to Answer Roll Call. President Hoover today, in a state- ment issued at the White House urged support of the Red Cross roll call which opens tomorrow and closes ‘Thanksgiving ay. “ trust that the Red Cross member- sthp drive this year may be more re- sponsive than ever before” said Mr. Hoover, who is also president of the American Red_Cross. “The Red Cross is our national in‘ surance against the suffering of dis- aster in any part of our country,” he added. “It is not charity in the normal sense of gift without obligation. It is supported by all of us and the day may come when any of us may have claims | upon its assistance or protection.” YOUTH IS KILLED S CARHITS POLE Brother Critically Injured in Crash on Columbia Pike. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. ARLINGTON, Va., November 10.— One brother was killed and another critically injured yesterday morhing when the automobile in which they were returning from a dance crashed into a telephone pole on Columbia Pike, near Bingham road. The dead man is Newland Mangum, 21 years of age, and the injured, Glen Mangum, 22 years old, both of 605 North Carolina ave- nue southeast, Washington. According to Policeman John R. Burke of the Arlington County force, the brothers had been to a dance at Baileys Cross Roads and were return- ing to their home in Washington at the time of the accident. They were apparently traveling at a high rate of speed, he claims, since the automobile in which they were riding was com- pletely demolished. Both men were thrown to the road Subscribe Today It costs only about 1% cents per day and 5 cents Sundays to have Washington's best newspa- per delivered to you regularly every evening and Sunday morn- ing. Telephone National 5000 and the delivery <il! start immedi- ately. The Route Agent will col- lect at the :na of each month. Druggist ws Stock Ends Cough in Record Time ““What a cough I caught in the last lizzard my way to the shop, the When I came to started treatment with e Smith Brothers’ Cough Syrup. Right away quick—I got better. By night I had lost my cough entiu{ k¥ "3 Hartman, 9901 Ewing Ave., ghlup. by the force of the impact and were found lying in that position by Beverly McPherson, 1009 Eleventh street north- west, Washington, who drove by & short time later. McPherson took both to ital, where Newland Mangum died a short time later. The elder brother, who, police claim, was operating the car, is suffering from a broken arm, broken leg and severe head injuries. His condition is serious. No action is contemplated by Aflhfi; ton County police, it was said t morning, since Newland Mangum died in the of Columbia and the local coroner cannot issue a certificate of death. Relatives of the youth called the jall yesterday to ask if they could take the body and were informed that they could. A general traffic. tie-up occurred in South Washington early this morning when an automobile crashed into and | @ broke off a telephone pole, which fell partially across the Washington-Alex- andria Pike. The driver jumped from the machine and made his escape. The n&unber n"!' t}vlle n;’lchlne have'been turn- ed over as] n police, who are searching for uums'r‘;vfl".m Policeman Burke arrived upon the scene a short time after the crash and directed traffic around the Military road until telephone employes had an op- portunity to straighten out the wires. - - . Stumbling over a pile of bricks, Po- liceman James Collins, & former English foot ball star, struck his head against a | door, and died from the injuries while on his way to the Newport, England, Hospital. D. C, MONDAY,. NOVEMBER 10, 1930. BRITTEN DENOUNCES DRYS AS FANATICAL Methodist Board Challenged to Make Public Details of Re- quests for Agents. By the Assoclated Press. Representative Britten, Republican, Tllinols, predicted today that “the howl of prohibition fanatics for further waste and corruption in the enforcement of an impossible law will receive little favor- able consideration by the incoming Con- Tess.” Britten, long an advocate of prohibi- tion modification, assailed recommenda- tions by the Methodist Episcopal Board of Temperance and Public Morals that 500 additional agents be assigned to the prohibition depai it. “If tiie Methodist Board was sincerely interested in the cause of temperance and public morals,” he said, “it would recommend the immediate modification of the Volstead law to permit the man- ufacture and sale of a non-intoxicating beer which would satisfy those millions of our people who now feel the intol- erance of prohibition.” Britten challenged the board to make public the date, meeting place and names of those present who approved the request of Prohibition Director Wood- cock for 500 more prohibition agents and $2,000,000 additional appropria- tlom, for"Volstiend act. enforcement, He charged meeting never took place. 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