Evening star. [volume], August 07, 1930, Page A-11, Image 11

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GIRL IS INJURED
1 IN LEAP FROM CAR
Father Tells Police She Left
Home and Was Being
Returned.
Injured when she Jumped out of a
moving airmobile in which her father
was returning her to their home. Dallas
. iCaines, 17, whose home Is in Piscatt
way, Prince Georges County, Md . was
ft patient at Gallinger Hospital today,
suffering from injuries thought to be
not serious.
The police were told by the girls
father that she left her home several
days ago acid was found at the home
of friends in the Southwest section.
The return trip was being made in a
friend's automobile, with father and
daughter riding in the rumble seat.
As the car neared the Maryland line
the girl suddenly raised herself and
Jumped from the car.
Cut and bruised and suffering from
Shock. Miss Maines was removed at
once to Casualty Hospital and then to
Gallinger, where she received treat
• went. „. ‘
ATTORNEY ADMITS
BOMBING OF AUTO
Wife Killed in Blaet and Son
Maimed —Promises Writ
ten Confession.
ffy the Associated Press.
STINNETT. Tex.. August 7 —Chief of
Police W. N. McDowell said today A. D.
Payne. Amarillo attorney, had admitted
placing the bomb in his automobile
which wrecked it, killing his wife and
■Miming his 9-year-old son.
Payne. McDowell said, promised last
night to make a written confession upon
the arrival of his brother Sidney, whose
Whereabouts is unknown.
In his statement, the police chief
•aid. Payne described himself as the
“meanest man in the world’’ and upheld
the reputation of Miss Verona Thomp
son his former secretary, whose state
ment that Payne had made love to her
led to his arrest in Amarillo.
Mrs. Payne was killed by an ex
plosion June 27 which wrecked her au
tomobile and threw her body several
hundred feet. The car had been placed
•t her disposal for shopping by her
husband, who walked to his office.
HELICOPTER iNVENTOR
IN DRAMATIC LANDING
Descends Absolutely Vertically
Prom Altitude of 1,000 Feet After
Hovering Over I<e Bouxget Field.
Br the Associated Press.
LE BOURGET FIELD, France,
August 7.—Juan de la Cierva, the
Spanish inventor of the helicopter,
made a dramatic landing last night on
his arrival from a trip begun in Eng
land Tuesday morning.
The helicopter, which has a sort of
• “wind mill” apparatus that revolves
above the fuselage, hovered over the
field for 10 minutes and then descended
absolutely vertically from an altitude
of 1,000 feet.
De la Cierva left Croydon Airdrome
in England at 8 o’clock Tuesday morn
ing and landed here at 9:15 o'clock 1
last night. The delay was caused by j
• landing Tuesday at Abbeville. France. ;
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I | J ERE’Sa treat for all the family. Gorton’s Ready-
JLJL to-Fiy Cod Fish Cakes are made from the pick
of the finest cod fish caught—by America's oldest
and largest fisheries. Here’s fresh caught, deep sea
cod, blended with mealy boiled potato, in exactly
the right proportion, and put up ready to fry. Here’s
New England’s oldest dish and a favorite everywhere,
j And if you would have Gorton’s Ready-to-Fry Cod
Fish Cakes still more delicious, shape into small balls
about the size of scallops and fry in deep fat in a deep
fat fryer. Crisp, delicately tasty, beautifully browned
balls of rich goodness. A real treat. At your grocer’s.
GORTON -PEW FISHERIES, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
GortPffs
* Reaty-tcbF&
Codiash Cakes
More told than all others, combined
Low Water Creates
Dead Fish Menace
In Eastern Branch
Special Dispatch to The Btaf.
EDMONSTON. Md.. August 7.
Town authorities of Edmonston have
started an investigation to deter
mine the cause of the waters of
the Eastern Branch here becoming
glutted with dead fish. Mayor Wil
liam W. LewLs and a party visited
the branch Tuesday and reported
finding numerous fish, some of them
12 to 16 inches long, lying in the
stream which has become low as the
result of the prolonged drought.
A bad odor about the stream re
sults from this condition and Mayor
LewLs said that the town authorities,
| realising that the situation is not
only obnoxious but unhealthy, is
planning prompt steps to over
come it.
BOMBING SUSPECT’S
ESTATE SUED BY TWO—
Woman Victim of Explosion and
Husband Seek SIOO,OOO.
Defendant Lynched.
By the Associated Pres*.
TAMPA, Fla., August 7.—Two suits
totaling SIOO,OOO against the estate of
John Hodax, Plant City bombing sus
pect. lynched April 27, were on file in
circuit court today in behalf of Mrs. J.
L. Waller, seriously injured by a bomb
explosion, and her husband, a truck
I farmer. The Wallers each are suing for
j $50,000.
I The Plant City bombings occurred
! April 24. Hodaz, arrested in Tampa,
was seised by a mob as an officer was
taking him to jail at Bartow.
Mrs. Waller’s left leg was amputated
and the sight of an eye lost as the re
sult of a dynamite bomb planted on the
back porch of her home. Her suit is
based on personal injuries. Her hus
band is suing for the loss of services
of his wife and destruction of their
home.
Will Attend TJ. S. Air Course.
Cadet Harl Cryz y Artigaa of the
Cuban Army has been authorized by
the Secretary of War to attend the air
plane mechanic's course at the Air
Corps Technical School at Chanute
Field. Rantoul, 111., extending from
September 3 to February 15, 1931.
Branded with the
"plDevil butfit
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THE EVENING HTAK. \V ASSHIiSUTUJS, D. U., TnuiioiAAl, AUUU»T 7, 1930,
Blue Label 1 Libby's
Tomato Juiee Cocktail? H Apple Butter
Pure natural juice of tomatoes, lightly ALSO OPERATING
seasoned. Chill and serve as a fruit An
juice for breakfast or as an appetizer * or JH
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6.0*. Jar IJC PEAS »»>™ IP©
SANICO COFFEE V 39c FRESH PEAS ,N P ° D WILKINS COFFEE . . lb. 35c
V ' V/ T,n Have vou tried these wonderfully good Washington State
“ “ Peas? None better grown anywhere in the United State*. COOKED
ITWCTANR Large, green, well-filled pods; truly are as fine Peas as we _ _ IMI
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Mammoth Halved tary” or Piggly Wiggly. A trial order will convince you of ARMOUR S OF EIRE* S
DV A C W U 1 ® the except,onally finc caling quahty * Just at this season of the year
» ®AVII ® O Priced Very Reasonably when cooked meats are most in
Large lu.ciou. halve, of strictly _ demand, we offer you cooked
choice California Peache.. corned beef at a real .awng..
No. 2>/ 2 Tin, 21c pound. ro« C Single Tin, 22c
5 TINS FOR S 1 *OO 2 ™ S ** 43 C
* Famon. GREEN BAG COFFEE Lb. 29c
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SAUCES and -WitOurQnmmaMs qg] -i SOFT drinks
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THAT SHOULD PROVE mTERESTINC Rock Creek
SI prime rib roast -28 c Ginger Ale
Sr.::: broiling chickens - jsc _ ni-
Libby’* Catchup —l9 c mUi UnJtr ° ur ° wn Supervltlon J Bottle, I L(>
Kitchen Bouquet 39c Fresh Trout * }* c A ■ (Contents) J im. W
Mcllhenny’s Tobasco Pepper .35c Fillet of Haddock 23c
Del Monte Sweet Relish 25c Sliced Halibut .... 16 35c pi i G k ° (UM 29c II
Del Monte Tomato Sauce .. . Mn 6c Regular Lump Crab Meat ,b 37c r^j 0 **«• in c
Brand’s A-l Sauce —27 c „ Canada Dry... ..Kc
SIRLOIN STEAK - 45 c
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Gulden’s Mustard 13c SMOKED HAMS Lb-29© Country Club il
Dingee’s Mustard , , ~ 2 9 C Abner Drury (contents) 5c
Acme Mustard 5c Puritan Sliced Bacon, Lb., 38c— Loftier. Reg. Frank., Lb., CoCO-Cola (content*) . .6 25 c
Heinz Mustard 10c JII
LAND O’ LAKES SWEET*CREAM BUTTER “ 49c
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Coffee t.lu Lb 25c EinvivTC ICED TEA
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Milk Afternoon, Orange Pekoe. 35c
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California Iceberg Lettuce, Washington State Peas, Home- Lipton S *•••••• ' 'aT
-|-i| Liberty 12 Lb AA grown Tomatoes, Beets, Carrots, Squash, Cucumbers. Upton’s 10c Yellow Label 9c
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DEL MONTE No 2 | O, 0r KIRKMAN'S soap2CJce.for 15c I
PEAS Tin 15 c QUEEN OLIVES J., 39 C KIRKM*H’S,SS I Ic...I«Ii.
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