Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1930, Page 11

NG IS THROHN INHUD BY MOONT George of England, in Party With Wales, Suffers Bruise of Shoulder. By the Associated Press. LONDON, December 27.—Flung from | his mount in a furrowed field of mud and water, young Prince George suf- fered a bruised left shoulder while rid- ing with the Belvoir hounds near Mel- ton Mowbray today. The prince, 28 years old, youngest son of King George and Queen Mary, was carried to Melton War Memorial | Hospital, where an anesthetic was ad- ministered. was not serious. ‘With him at the time of the accident was the Prince of Wales, who halted his galloping horse, jumped down and | When | ran to his brother's assistance. he found out Prince George was only slightly hurt, the Prince of Wales gave him a cigarette and streaked on after the field o Attendants bound up Prince George's shoulder with a stirrup leather and carried him to the hospital, where he was detained only a short while, The young prince has been in less vigorous health than any member of the present royal family. He was operated on in 1922 for appendicitis, two years later was seriously ill with influenza, suffered from an attack of tonsolitis and later had an operation for removal of adeno. Last year it was a meed he was suffering from a aigestive disorder he gave up all engagements for sev- eral months. Unlike his brother, the Prince of Wales, who has been thrown many times ‘while riding, Prince George has had few accidents on horseback. He is & keen automobilist and twice has narrowly escaped injury in automobile Prince George is to sail with the Prince of Wm in about two weeks for South America. PLAN $3,000,000 SUIT ON AIR CORPORATION Stockholders’ Meeting Called to | Consider Action Against Air- port and Allies. Pending court actions against officers and directors of Washington-Hoover rt “and allied corporations, in- cluding a $3,000,000 suit against Fed- eral Aviation Corporation, owner of the Washington Airport side of the field, will be discussed at a meeting of stock- holders of Washington Air Terminals ration at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at 5315 Colorado avenue, the home of Robert F. houser, recently re- moved from the board of stockholders. The meeting was called by a “Stock- holders’ Protective Commitiee” headed | - by, Funkhouser and Jesse C. Duke, at- torney for the faction pressing the court action against the airport. Mr. Duke will submit & report on the status of the actions now pending in the Dis- trict Supreme Court and the Virginia courts. The following subjects have been listed for discussion: Court action to compel the directors to allow a thorough audit and exami- nation of the books. Court action to set aside as illegal a special meeting .of lders held Degember 22, ‘the action to remove Funkhouser taken. Proposed investigation of the affairs of the corporation, QCourt action in the nature of a suit for mismanagement against C. Bascom Slemp, Howard Sutherland, Albert Q. Ober, jr.; Hugh Reid, James O. Wat- son, C. E. Fauntleroy and David K. E. Bruce, directors of Washington Air ‘Terminals. The $3,000,000 suit is against Federal Aviation ' Corporation. Hambleton & Co. the John A. Hambleton estate, William H. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Van- derbilt Whitney, George S. Franklin, M. C. Cooper, T. Edward Hambleton, David K. E. Bruce, Richard K. Mellon, Brooks Parker and Anthony H. G.| Fokker. This suit s now pending in | the District Supreme Court. | PROPHESIES BY ONIONS Weather Forecaster of Local Fame | Revenls Secret Method. MARSHIFIELD, Wis. (NANA)— Don't look aloft for the weather, says Ewald Benesch, look an onion in the eye. Benesch has earned some fame as a weather prophet and now he has re- | vealed the secret of his success. During | the last helf hour of the old year. and | the first half hour of the new year,| Benesch separates the concentric lavers Doctors said the injury | and | ‘ Thrown in Mud PRINCE GEORGE, Youngest son of British rulers, whose shoulder was bruised in hunt accident. Convenient Deferred .Payments Arranged To Suit TAE SUNDAY FALSE RUMOR LAW 1S SOUGHT BY FISH Curb on Red Propaganda to Be Object of Investigation by House Group. By the Assoclated Press, Recommendations for legislation to punish individuals or groups: for cir- culating “false and malicious” rumors which lead to runs on banks are to be submitted to the House by the special committee investigating Communism. To Study Propaganda. Chairman Fish said yesterday he ex- pected to call a meeting soon after Congress reconvenes “to consider the propaganda spread by Communists to undermine public confidence in banks and cause runs and failures.” “There is enough intormation avail- and to include this phase of Communist Quality That Endures 3-DAY PRE-INVENTORY JCLEARANCE Only a few of the Hundreds of Bargains are mentioned here. tags. All tags show the greatly reduced prices, from the regular competitive prices. STAR, WASHINGTON, activities in the with recom- mendations,” he sai Fish said Controller Pole of the cur- rency may be summoned to discuss “the lack of laws governing false and ma- licious attacks .on Federal banks and Government financial institutions and to submit any recommendations he may de;‘l’: advisable,” that the Daily %orker. official organ of United States Communists, “has been fllled for the last week with articles attacking the credit of American banks and predicting new failures, under the caption, ‘Prepare for More Bank Fail- ures.’ " — THIEF COMES TO GRIEF Owner Finds Stolen Car When He 8Sees Trolley Crash. PITTSBURGH, December 27 (P).— C. C. Ferguson's automobile was stolen from a parking lot today, A friend offered to take him home. On the way they were held up by a collision between a trolley car and an automobile. The car was Ferguson’s. Richard Russell, 21, driver of the car, was arrested. His companion escaped. A spare tire, tools and other articles were missing. |abie to warrant calling the committee | Ferguson is State inspector of motér | | vehicles. The Julius Lansburgh Furniture C D. C, DECEMBER 28, EUROPE IS WISHING RECOVERY OF U. Economic Future Depends, to Great Extent, Upon Added Buying Power. By the Associated Press. Some Europeans who smiled when the United States first began to suffer from economic pains now are wishing it an early and complete recovery in the opinion of Dr.. Julius Klein, Assistant Secretary of Commerce, who recently returned from abroad. JIn a statement yesterday summariz- Try Dr. Rose’s Method of Eye Examination Rose Optical Company 907 G St. NW. 1930—PART ONE. ing his observal cent pronouncements of representative European executives indicate the “re- covery of American buying power is now, as in the 1921 uun& one of the most important essentials in leading the business world out of the depths.” One obstacle to general European re- covery, Klein said, is intra-European trade barriers. He said the hoped-for contribution toward grea a the international cartel—had e Tn Dart 5o, overaesions. expekisiions 1 0 us expectations of those who expected it to be a com- plete panacea. He commented that in Some instances there was also an in- creasing suspicion on the part of busi- ness men that leaders of some of the member-naf had included the cartel in_“ulterior political aspirations.” Klein said there was concern through- out Europe over “Russian dumping,” | partly because of a foreboding of what | become should the Soviet | it might Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day. The great ma- Jority have the paj delivered regularly every ev and Sun- day morning at's cost of 1% cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. If you are not advan- tage of this regular service at this low rate, telephone National 5000 now and service will start temorrow. | tions, Dr. Klein said re- | realize its program of. industrial ex- pansion. 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Inventory Clearance, LESS % Pre-Inventory Clearance of Dining Room Suites $179 Walnut and Maple Veneer 10-Piece Dining Room Suite, large buffet, china closet with grill front doors, console server, six-leg extension table, five side chairs and one armchair with attractive velour seats. with overlays of antique shaded maple. An opportunity to buy a hand- some suite at cuch a low price. Pre-Inventory Clearance. LESS 13 Matched diamond walnut veneer 389.50 ul9..fl_l°-Plec¢ Walnut Veneer Dining Room Suite, comprising a large buffet, massive china closet with drawer, server, six-leg extension fable, five side chairs and one armchair with seats of floral tapestry, beautiful ash wood with panels of burl walnut, Clearance. LESS 1 interiors. Beautiful LESS v, . L 3) . | 3 $250.00 10-Piece Oriental Walnut Veneer Dining Room canopy china with drawer, large server, extension table, five side chairs and one armchair with seats upholstered in floral design tapestry. maple overlays, and fringed bottom; !4 off $4.95 Embroidered Marquisette Criss-Cross Curtains, '} off . Pre-Inventory Clearance. § Overlays of Suite, 66-inch buffet, Oak 187% Pre-Inventory Clearance of Curtains and Drapes $5.95 Fine Filet Panel Curtains, hemmed sides $4 45 $3.71 98.00 6-Piece Oak Decorated Breakfast Set, cor‘nprlllnl a large Welch cabinet, drop-leaf table bd § 5 gt Pre-Inventory Clearance, LESS ¥; 5 A suite that will add charm to any Massive dresser, large French vanity, five-drawer chest and ‘double of beautiful antique curly maple. Mahogany § 75 Pre- Secretaries & Desks $42.50 Combination Mahogany Secretary, with drop-lid desk com- partment, drawer space and grilled front doors on book $2 8 3 3 section. 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