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Evening star., 1928-05-11
INJUNCTION ASKED
TO HALT MERGER
J. ]. Noonan Makes Surprise
Move as House Group
Considers Plan.

Injunction proceedings to stop the
proposed local traction merger were
filed In the District Supreme Court as
surprise move today by John j.
Noonan. largest minority stockholder in
the Washington Railway g. Electric Co.,
while the House District committee was
considering the merger agreement in
executive session.
Mr.. Noonan filed a motion with Jus
tice Peyton Gordon in Equity Division
asking that the North American Co. OF
New York and the Washington Rail-
way 81 Electric Co. be enioined from
any act In furtherance of the merger
agreement. Application also was made
for the court to appoint q receiver to
take possession Of the stock OF the
Washington Railway g. Electric Co
owned. held or controlled by the North
American Co.. which the bill of COM
plant alleges represents 50.75 per cent
OF the total outstanding.
Hearing Next Friday.
for rule against the defendants for
hearing next Friday morning In Equity
Division 2.
The situation. in view of contem-
plated action on the merger at this
session of Congress. was further COM
plicated by Mr. Noonan asking the
court to enioin the defendant companies
from interviewing members of Con-
greSs and Senators with regard to the
Joint resolution approving the merger
and from appearing before committees
OF either house or in any way attempt
Ing TO influence their vote on the
merger plan" Mr. Noonan was repre-
sented by Attorney Joseph d. Sullivan.
Declaring the act Of 1918, making it
unlawful for any foreign public utility
or holding corporation to own or con-
troll strock or bonds in any public utility
corporation in the District. is being vio-
lated by the merger agreement. Noonan
said he was without relief in the pro-
lection OF his minority stock save tn
court of equity
He petitioned the court 10 require
the North American Co, 10 sell or dis
pose OF its stock in the Washington
Railway & Electric Co, and TO refrain
from voting said stock. Sale OF the
stock OF the local traction company
by trustee appointed by the court
under a receiverShip also Is asked at
such time and place as the court may
deem proper
Owns i.500 Shares.
No0nan told the court he Is a resi-
dent OF the District of Columbia and
brings this suit IN his own right and
that he is the owner OF 1900 shares of
the common stock OF the Washington
Railway g. Electric Co, OF q par value
OF sl50,000 and much larger actual
value BY virtue OF ownership OF this
stock, held for A number OF years
past, Noonan tells the court he Is
entitled 10 have his property protected
and "the company continued In Its
business until dissolution in regular
and lawful way"
uader the proposed merger, the
Washington Railway & Electric Co.
would be the holding company for the
stock acquired of the Capital Traction
Continued ON Page ,. Column Al
Evening star., 1928-05-11
HAGEN WINS BRITISH OPEN:
GENE SARAZEN IS RUNNER-UP
Archie Compston Third, With
295-Three Strokes
Behind Leader.
Third Time That 1.-The Haig"
Captured English
Golf Crown.
Dy the Associated Press.

8y the Associated Press.
SANDWICH, England, May 1.-THE
Prince of Wales presented the British
open golf championship cup to Walter
Hagen today as thousands of persons
rushed from the eighteenth green tc
see the American professional take II
for the third time.
Hagen's sensational 72-hole score OF
292 beat the best effort OF his fellow
American, Gene Sarazer, by two strokes
and bettered the best British score, that
of Archie Compston. three strokes.
Prince a Bit Jealous.
Overseas entries have added keen
competition to our open champion
ships" said the Prince in presenting
the cup I'VE are getting little jeal-
Gus. but always want the best man to
win. We hope the overseas golfers will
continue to come until. as they say in
America, We are able TO put one over
on them"
AS the prince handed the cup to
Hagen and cameras clicked to the ac-
compartment of loud applause from the
crowd. George Duncan yelled, speech.
speech"
"Hear, hear" cried other pros, and
Hagen mounted the platform to say
that he was lucky to win, very lucky,
indeed"
Declares He Is Not Through.
I'm glad to have shown you that l
am not through" he added, referring
TO his defeat at the hands of Archie
CompSton, l8 up and II to play, in a
special match before the title event.
Percy Alliss, who is British golfer.
but is a professional at Berlin club,
finished fourth, with score of 298. Jim
Barnes and Jose Jurado. Buenos Aires,
tied for fifth place with scores of 800.
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Bill Mehlhorn followed at 303. William
Davies took 304 and A. <. Whiting and
Fred Taggart were tied with scores of
305.
Hagen played great golf in the final
36 holes. coming nut OF trouble with
deadly accuracy and putting we'll on
the whole although he missed a short
putt at the seventeenth hole which
would have clipped another stroke from
his card.
Hagen has won the open champion
ship of the United States twice and the
American Professional Golf Association
championship five times, the last four
years In succession,
His first British championship was
at Sandwich where he won today.
Prince Sees Hagen Play.
Hagen finished as 1000 excited golf
fans surged about him getting thrill
after thrill from his play. At the
fifteenth. perhaps the most critical hole
in the championship the Haig" made
masterful shot from a big bunker
facing the green. which caught his tee
shot At the sixteenth he holed Ia
footer for par 3 and then with the
Prince of Wales looking on. he sent
his iron second whizzing to the seven
Continued on Page 2. Column H.
Evening star., 1928-05-11
By lbe As.Aasted I'tess

BE the AssAggisG Ptess
NEW YORK, May ii.~~sir Joseph
Duyeen has purchased In England at
the highest price ever paid for paint
ing III an art sale Madonna and
Child one Of Itaphael'e great MASTER
pieces Iie also purchased IN Germany
Rembrandt tor ai3g,000.
The London Daily Express said that
the RapbaeI painting, which Is known
both a. The Hieeoiiai Madonna" ana
THE CGWper Madonna OF 1908" was
sold by i5ady Deeb0folgh after SONS
Neeks 0f dramatic competition by eager
DuyeTs. during which The negotiations
were conducted With the utmost pTir
gaey
The price was $4,000, 0T nearly
500, 900 mare than the previous high
f9F 4 painting which was paid for
1sinstsoFgigb's "The Blue Boy" nov
h the Huntington collection ~ San
Msftn0, Calf
siT J0sepll intandk 10 leave thf
Raphael IN England foT time and
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Yes. sir"
And the Coast Guard shore station
at Cape Cod had knowledge that sub
marines had been under test ON that
course iuat previous to thla fatal test
runa"
Yes, sir"
80 II was n we'll known fact 20 the
Coast Guard that the measured course
waa In use for teatinge"
Yes, SIR
Of previoua hearings ON the disaster to
show that the S~a's perisenpe was vis-
ihle from shore, about mile distant,
and should have been Visible afioat
nearly three-quArtera OF mile, A
lockout on the pauldtng should at least
have been ahlA 10 see II was "very ap-
parent there Waa Something sticking out
Of thsA1VRser," Admiral Hughes said.
Evening star., 1928-05-11
Raphacl's Madonna Sold for $875,000,
Record Price for Painting in Britain

will sell Ii at cost 10 the British nation
or any group who might wish to pur.
chase It for a public institution. This
II being done 10 avoid any possibility
0f III feeling over the expectation oi
the painting such ag was aroused re-
Gently by DR. A. r, W. R0senbachs a
purchase Of the Alice Ia Wonderland
manuscript
The picture Is painted OH a panel and
Is 80 inches high and ~ inches wide
n depicts the infant Christ seated on
cushion on the Virgins lap with hiA
left hand graaping her bodice. The
Virgin wears red tHnie, d blue mantle
and d gauzy fleaddregA Her left hand
II raised toward the child.
II was purchased from the NiccOlini
Palace IN Florence by The third Ear
CoWper about 1870 and Inherited BY
Lady Deeb0f9ugh
Sir J0sepf'E other purchase, Rem
Dfandfs portrait ~ Hendrlcklie Ht0tfels
was made from the collection OF 0heat
Hnidsehlnsky, upper sllnsian iron
naagnaLe.
Evening star., 1928-05-11
WILKINS AND AIDE
SAIL FOR NORWAY
Board Sealing Vessel After
Short Flight From Green
Harbor, Spitzbergen.
By the Associated Pmss.

By the Assoss aiad Press
GREEN HARBOR. Spitzbergen, May
il.-Capt. George H. wilkins and Lieut.
Carl b EielsOn. who aew across the top
Of the world several weeks ago. left
Spftzbergen today aboard the sealing
vessel Hobby bound for Tromsoe, Nor
way.
The departure OF the two aviators
from Green Harbor was spectacular
one. almost as much so as their arrival
in Spitzbergen from Point Barrow.
Alaska The aviators left Green Harbor
itself just before midnight In the plane
which had carried them across the
polar regions.
Flies 10 Ice Border.
The plane went of in the gleam of
the midnight sun and landed some dis
tance along the iced border Of Tsfiorden
AZ Bjoerndalen There the aviators
boarded the seaier which. was TO take
them back 10 civilization. The plane
also was taken aboard. II ts expected
that the Hobby win reach Tromsoc
Tuesday
fAn Oslo dispatch said that the HOBBY
was expected at Tromsoe on Monday }
After a farewell festival at the Green
Harbor radio station Wednesday night,
the flyers had few hours sleep and
then vent out TO the Ice border 10 con-
fer with the Hobbys captain regarding
loading the airpiane aboard the vessel
The flyers had 10 walk across six
mile stretch OF ice on sn0wshoes To
reach the Hobby They found that 1t
would be impossible to load the airplane
at Green Harbor and Cart Wilkins
therefore accompanied the Hobby along
the Ice border 70 find a favorable spot.
This was found at Bioerndalen last
night and at II o'clock Capt. wilkins
and Lieut. Eielson started with their
plane from Green Harbor.
Carries I3 Italians.
They circled twice over the station
while the almost entire population stood
waving handkefchiefs In the Summer
nights sunshine until the machine dis
| appeared.
The Hobby left this morning carrying
also i3 Italians from the Mobile Polar
/ Expedition.
Wednesday nights festival In honor
Of Wiikinz and EieIson Was gala AFFAIR
! with everybody in Green Harb0r present.
/ There were Horwegians, Danes. Ger
MANS bgiI AJMhu NJ btG Marty WenfHAS
| ail sorts Of costumes from fur coats and
1 hide trousers 70 dinner jackets. There
were many speeches, With music furnish
/ ed by grsmOphone.
Station Master Ihlen compiimented
| the guests, saying that Green Harbor
had enjoyed their presence and their
tales Of exploration over the Ice fleidG
/ He then proposed the flyers health
Capt. wilkins responded, praising the
| Arctic exploration work done by
/ Eoryegiang.
The rs Italians who returned aboard
the Hobby today probably included sis
lC,ontiuled on Page 2. Column a.
Evening star., 1928-05-11
Admiral Hughes Insists S-4 Test Course
Was Marked and Periscope Was Visible
by the Associated Press,

by the Associated Press
A fiat declaration that the Province
town submarine testing course, where
the S-4 was lost with all hands after
collision with the Coast Guard destroyer
paulding, was marked To warn naviga-
tors Of the possible presence OF SUBJ
merged craft. was made 10 the Aanates
naval subcommittee today by Admiral
Charles r, Hughes. 0hief Of naval on-
eratiOns,
The admiral said the very large can
buoys" constituted such notice, They
were painted white easily visible, and
their sianlfioanee was we'll known. he
said
rs that notice atlttieent warning "a
navigAiars nf tha possible presence of
submerged suhnarinesa" Chairman Cd
die asked,
Evening star., 1928-05-11
SPANISH FLYERS SMASH
WING IN TAKING OFF
Thousands See Plane Strike Mill
tary Auto ON Seville Field,
Preventing Flight,
hy lhe Assoelaled pFesa

Nv the AssOcialed NFesa
SEVILLE. Spain, May ii,-->Attenpt-
ing 20 take of on q hight Ia break
duration and distance records. the air
plane Jesus Del Gran poder crashed
into an automobile this morning The
lower right wing was considerably dam~
aged, making flight impossible,
The plane started down the runway
with CaptS, Ignaelo JlmineE and Fran.
cisco lglesias for an unannounoed deS~
tination at N;ia am, The airdrume was
crowded with cheering people,
suddenly the plane plunged into a
military automobile.
Evening star., 1928-05-11
PUBLISHER PLANS FLIGHT
baltimore Man to start $4,000.
Mile Trip Soon,

AMSTERDAM, May II GP9,-.van
Lear Black, baltimore publisher ana
aviation enthusiast. plans 10 leave
Waalhaven Airtlruma, near Rotterdam.
sunday for CFeyden. England, 60 start
ON his aa00N-nile world giight which
he has been planning, lie viii make
the trip IN thfee-enained FNkksr
plane which has been prepared for hiN
Tor some tune.
Evening star., 1928-05-11
MOBILE D|R|G|BLE
FORCED TO RETURN
TO SP|TzBERGEN
Italia Starts for Polar Region,
but Bad Weather
Causes Delay.
ROMANS HAD PLANNED
40-H0UR EXPLORATION
Study Of Little Known Russian
Territory and Other Areas
Proposed.
Nv the Associated prss.

By the Associated Prrss,
KINGS BAY. SpitZbergen, May
1.-THE dirigible Italia, which left
Kings Bay this morning for 40
hour flight over the Polar regions,
returned after seven hours because
of bad weather conditions.
The Italia had covered about 300
miles. much of it in heavy snow
storm and a northwest wind, which
eventually compelled the dirigible to
return to the Kings Bay base. The crew
of the Citta di Milano, the Italia's sup
ply shin. was watching at the landing
place, and was in wireless communica-
tion with the airship and consequently
was in readiness to haul her in.
The dirigible started her first trip
into the polar regions early this morn
ing. and was expected back at Kings
BAY in about 10 hours.
The huge dirigible, under command
of Gen. Umberto Mobile, who already
has made one dirigible flight TO the
North Pole. took a northweStwaro
course, the same as that taken oy the
Norge in 1926. It made about 38 miles
an hour in a northwest wind, and in
half an hour was out OF sight OF tnoSe
watching at Kings Bay.
Gen. Mobile had intended to explore
the surroundings of the North Pole first
and return about midnight Saturday
night
Mobile Dons Uniform.
The crew Of the ship met at the
starting place at o'clock this morn
ing and boarded her inside the hangar
TO try out the motors. At 7:35 am. 200
italian helpers took the ship from the
hangar. and Gen Mobile. in the uni
form of his rank In the Italian air serv.
ice. came out Of his headquarters and
greeted his friends heartily. kissing ana
embracing them.
The two forward motors were started
while Gen. Mobile posed for the camera
men. and the airSl1ip at 1:45 moved
into the air as the ground crew lei go
the restraining rope.
Attaining height Of about 100 feet,
With her three motors working, the
italia started into the dim unknown 70
the accompaniment OF Fascist shouts
Of "E Iai. lai."
- sTsges..ss.s 80 4 ms A. sss4s
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No ~rheaes@ Contests

lie gave assurance that there wQUad
be no one among the Hoover eontribu-
tors 10 whom any one could Ohleet and
that there would be no obligations IN.
eurred IN the acceptance cf money.
what have been the expenditures IN
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WEATHER.

20 Weather Bureau Forecast
Showers late this afternoon or to-
night; cooler tonight. Tomorrow gen.
orally fair and cooler.
Temperature--Hi Highest. 81, at noon
today; lowest Sc, at $50 am. today.
Full report on page 9
Evening star., 1928-05-11

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