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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
Utah Metal Mining

METAL mining is looking up in Utah
During 1923 the output of silver. sod.
copper and lead exceeded $4,000, OOO more
than $17,0O0,O 900 over the previous years total.
Utah led all States in the production OF
silver and was second to Arizona in copper
and third to Missouri and Idaho in lead pro.
duction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
Lad Is Youngest Snowman

during their act. The point of the tack thus
is the head of the dancer BY means of wire
framework. these tacks dressed like dancers,
the wire holding the clothing in place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
BY GENE n. DAY.

~ , LILLIAN DEXTER, washington
schoolboy just turned IT, is prob
HI ably the youngest Snowman In
the South Atlantic latitude-ap
The Washington times., 1930-08-14
AFRID| RETREAT
OVER BORDER

BOMBAY, Aug. IA Q.N.SJ.
Although the danger of recur-
rent attacks by Afridis on the
northwest frontier remained. Brit
ish authority today appeared to
have broken the backbone Of the
hillmen's rebellion and offensive.
The attacking tribes appeared
to be Withdrawing deep inko
THAR native hills. British troops
and armored reinforcements con.
tinued to pour heavily into
Peshawar, preSaging a possible
intention by the government to
stamp out for once and for all
unrest on the Afghan border.
Lahore dispatches stated that
military authorities in Peshawar
were seriously considering plac-
ing the city under martial law
as a precautionary measure.
Royal air force planes con.
tinued to bomb gullies and ra-
vines In the surrounding hills to
drive out the remnants of the
attackers who continued to lurk
there after the retreat Of the
main force.
Meanwhile, it was reported
from Yeravda jail at Poona that
Mahatma Gandhi began peace
negotiations with Sir Tel Bahadur
Sapru at & conference attended
by the Pandits Motilal, v. j.
Patel and Mrs. Sarojini Naidu.
The Washington times., 1930-08-14
BaptismaI Tanks Use
Banned As Water
Is Too Scarce

CULPEPER, Va, Aug. Il.
BAPTISM in the baptismal tank
of the culpeper Baptist Church
was blocked by the town coun-
Gil here yesterday, owing to
drought conditions.
A new church member was
taken into a church at Lignum,
and owing to the scarcity of
water at that town, IL miles
from here, permission. was
asked to use the Culpeper
church tank. 1t requires 5000
gallons of water to fill the
tank, so the town council re-
fused.
Arrangements were made to
conduct the baptism at the pool
below the dam which impounds
the town water supply
The Washington times., 1930-08-14
DEALERS SHOWN.
NEW RAD|OLA /

With predictions that the new
season will be a "superheterodyne
year" approximately ESQ dealers
Of Washington and surrounding
territory gathered at a wardman
Park Hotel dinner last night and
got their first view of the new
line Of Radiola superheterodyne
receivers.
The RCA dealers were en-
thusiastic over the perfected re-
ceivers and it was announced
that the new models probably
win be. released to the public
early in September. An exten-
sive advertising and promotional
campaign was discussed.
The dinner was sponsored by
the Joseph M. Zamoiski Com
pany, local Radiola distributors,
to introduce the new models 10
the dealers of this section.
Of the four models shown,
three included the superhetero-
dyne circuit Incorporating for the
first time the great advantages
Of the screen grid tubes. The
fourth instrument was a tuned
radio frequency type, with screen
grid radiotrons, in a compact
cabinet and built to sell at very
moderate cost. ALI the new Radi-
olas were in attractive cabinets.
Sales and advertising represen-
tatives Of the Radiola division ad-
dressed the diners who were
unanimous in declaring that the
improved instruments would ap-
peal at once to the public.
A feature that elicted general
praise was the inclusion of
home recording apparatus in one
OF the models which has radio
and photograph equipment in the
same cabinet. BY means Of a
simple microphone it will be
possible to record excerpts of
favorite radio programs on mex
pensive records.
It was said that the RCA home
recording apparatus has unpre-
cedented possibilities for home
entertainment. The record may
be played back Immediately after
1t is made. *
The Washington times., 1930-08-14
VA. WATER RATE.
To BE GUT !.

While the continued drought
over the country is causing much
alarm, it is not looked upon with
such apprehension among Airing
ton county water users. Promises
of reduction in water rates are
near future as the result OF the
increased demand by those whose
wells have gon dry.
wells have gone dry
tenn was installed, the users were
very few and the rate at that
time was SGT q year. Eighteen
months ago the rate was reduced
to $25. A few months ago County
Engineer c. L. Kinier informed
the county board Of supervisors
that with an increase Of 1.0OO
users the rate could be reduced 70
$22 a year.
The Washington times., 1930-08-14
. HURT AS AUTO
4 OVERTURNS

Four men we're injured. three
seriously, early today in an au-
tomobile accident on a road be-
tween T. B. and Waldorf, Md.
The four were riding in an au-
tomobile. driven by Hampton Cox.
20, OF Indian Head, Md. The au-
tomobile left the road and over
turned. Passing motorists brought
the injured to Casualty Hospital
Cox was the most seriously in
jured. He was treated for a pos
sible fracture of the skull. frac-
lures Of the left knee cap, elbow
and thigh, and several cuts about
the body. Lawrence Robey, 20, of
Indian Head. was treated for In
ternaI injuries and possible frac-
tured ribs.
The Washington times., 1930-08-14
Ice-Cooled Drinks!

1ce-cooled-not ice-cold. There is a
big difference between a drink that
is merely cold from the refrigera.
tor and tall, frosty glass that
tinkles with the chime of sparkling
ice as you lift it to your eager lips.
One NAV quench thirst but 1t lacks
the joyous festivity of the second.
Make certain that your refrigerator
is we'll filled with American Ice at
all times so that you will be ready
to dispense gracious hospitality.
You can depend upon regular cour-
teous service. Our huge organiza.
ton is geared to take care of the
extra demands. for ice at this time
Of the year.
The Washington times., 1930-08-14
vEToES SUBWAY BILL

BUENOS AIRES, Aug. IA
QN.S0 Mayor Cantilo today
vetoed the 500 million pesos sub
was concession granted by the
city council to the Companya
Anonima Proyectos Construc-
clones Of Madrid, an American
backed firm.
The Washington times., 1930-08-14
A. D. WILT, SO, DIES

NEW CANAAN, Conn, Aug. IA
dNS0.-Funeral services were
held here today for Ahram D.
wilt, SO, prominent business edu-
Gator. Interment will be in Day.
ton, Ohio, his former home.
The Washington times., 1930-08-14
PIRATE MINE KILLS 70

HONGKONG, Aug. 13 U.S0.
Seventy persons, most Of them
women, are believed to have
drowned when a launch, bound
across, the mouth Of the Canton
River from Hongkong to Kong
moon, was blown up by mine,
believed to have been laid by
pirates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09
He Comes
Up Smiling

Failing to sail clear over
the wall as he had expected,
Captain Grace was shot
forward, doubling over like
a jack.knife, bending the
cowling out of shape, and
was then hurled into the air
and to the ground. But fortu-
nately he was only dazed.
In a few moments he was
on his feet ready to study
the effect of the ash.
"AsI nsGred the w0H and
realized the speed at aDhich
ne were going to strike, 4 did
NOT believe an automobile tire
could be made capable Of
standing that biow. In engi-
Meering terms there were
no, 900 foot pounds Of energy
behind the impact, - Captain
Grace declared after the test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09
This Week
A Special Opportunity

Another week of demonstrations we
have an extra allowance plan at special terms
that are sure to interest you. Let us tell you
the cash trade-in value of your present tires.
We can use them in any condition-and you'll
be money ahead to make the change now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09

400, 900 casualties yearly due TO tire
bIOwOnfS, pnnctMreS and Skidding!
When you realize this staggering an
nMaI total of people hurt, some of
them killed, because of tire failure
IT'S TIME TO ACT!
BlowontS didn t mean much in the day
of sIosU speeds and small tires, but
with balloon tires it's different
Your SIowest speed on the highway
today is n feet a second. At 90 miles
per hour it's SO feet a second. less
than a tenth of a second from flat tire
to tragedy yhere traffic is crowded,
rOadSnarrow and the ditch 0HfOO close!
lit cost more to be safe you might
be excused for taking chances. But it
actually costs less to run sUith the BlONO-
Out Proof tire. Its mileage is cheaper,
it SaveS gas, your car stays quiet and
new thousands of miles longer,
and safety is yours oVifhOMt charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09

Yet the General DuaBaoon Tre forced take the first
dous shock, blown
Note how the tires pancaked against the wall by the irresistible
weight and momentum the the impact
they mashed absolutely fiat between the wheels and the wall
The force of the blow left the steel rims bent and faned
shape the Dual Balloon Tre with their built rubber
absobers wstood that batterng punishment without
a sign of bruise break
Immediately after crash absolutely
inside Tested oempeed solid the
alone had the hockwhou damaging
This stwthout parallel in all the history pneumatic
of tire safety and endurance that astounded Aron
experts rubber engineers and all who witnessed it.
Safe the sudden of road holes and that sher
ordinary aoday hgay speed
Blow Out Proof Dual Balloon. Nothing before has
approachedt amazing performance abroad aweaher
a.speed riding final mileage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09

up Of 81 airplanes
for such produce
tons as Wings,
Lilac Time, Hell's
Angels, Young
Eagles and other
thrillin air
dramas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-09

At the wheel was Captain Dick
"A Grace, famous Hollywood
daredevil and motion picture
thrill king, whose spectacular
featS have included the cracking
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