Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1924, Page 11

ROUND-WORLD FLYERS - MAKING PROGRESS Big Army Planes on Way Today {| From Eugene, Oreg., to Seattle. By the Associated Press. EUGENE, Oreg., March 19.—On the third leg of the Army round-the- world flight, the three big Douglas planes which landed here last night from Mather Field, Sacramento, were ready for the air this morning after +a careful going over by mechanics last night while the flyers, Maj. Martin and Lteuts. Smith and Wade, rested after 1eing entertained at a banquet. Today’s flight will end at Seattle, but a brief stop at noon will be made at Vancouver barracks, Wash., where it was originally planned to end the second leg. Decision to stop last night at Eugene was made just be- forc the fight morning the dist was too Eugene to “Ticuts, Erik H. Nelson, engines officer of the flight, prevented by delivery of his plane from accom- panying the other three, planned to take 'the air today at Santa Monica, Calif. .| C- A. Candee of Cherrydale Elected | munity sing, along the lines of those | southern division wi ¢ | vesentatives of various parent-teach- | 1ePends THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, the others, with landings at Sacra- |ed In organization by Prof. P’letchorl (1o, P ik, gndins at Saera-|od in organtaation by Pror. Flstcher| SAFETY BANNER WON WILL HOP OFF TUESDAY. schools, and W. E. McShea, member .R.E. of the board of education from Ar- BY CARMEN OF W. R. E. lington district. e Dritish Aviators to Mke Attempt |, Tho, ohect o une oo, or sy | Fresentation o Southern Division s = at World Trip. uting to the educational, social, moral Marks Program of Speaking and physical welfare of the ‘county By the Associated Press, schoels” and the establishment of a and Enterts’nment. LONDON, March 19.—The Ilatest|higher degree of co-operatign be- British attempt at round-the-world | tween the board of education, the 'The safety banner for three months’ fighc will be staried mext Tuesday. | Supcrintendent of Schools, the parents. | excelience In safe street car transpor- when iree aviators, headed by e teachers an e pupils. Squadron Commander A, Stuart Mac. | The constitution provides that the|!ation was awarded last night to the Laren, plan to hop off from CaJshot, |membership shall consist of the presi- [ southern division of the Washington at 'lho l-y;(:,runce 10 Southampton |dent or c}mlranns t]md two d(ul);“tleacleg railway and Electric Company, of which water, making their first stop at|or appointed delegates from eacl Lyons, Fran > affiliated school organization in the |W. 8. Ballenger is division superin- “thence they will fly by stages to|county. Al such organizations not |tendent. Brindisi, Ttaly; Athens, Cairo, Bag- Lepresented at the meeting last night | During the year ending January 31, ud, Basra, Rarachi, Calcutta, Ran- |are to be invited to affiliate. koon, Honkkong, Tokio, across the| C. A. Candee of Cherrydale, who|1924, there have been 2,700 awards of Pacific by way of the Aleutian Islandg|served as temporary ohaiman. was |cash prizes and 462 unifors awarded to" Vancouver, Toronto, and New- |unanimously elected permanent chair- | to the trainmen for proven excellence foundland. man. Stirling Moran of Ballston was |in safety work. Last night's meeting According to the present plan the | elected vice chairman; Mrs. C. R. Tay- | was presided over by James H. Steph- homeward hop over the Atlantic will |lor of Clarendon, secretary, and J. gns, superintendent of railways of the by by way of the Azores and Lj .| Tapp of Arlington, treasurer. y ' company. , eches _were made by ¥ by way of the Azores and Lishon. | TaRP Orve until the. annual election Odell . Smith of the Washington Sate, meeting in June. Mecetings of the ty Council and Pearce Raynor of the ARLINGTON SCHOOL Rew oy 1L was decided, shall be Washington Motor Keserve Corps. be'a the third Friday evening of each s 1va-ded by 8. Rus- sell Bowe i 2 FEDERATION FORMED mm.mbnudue explained the plans of| ny. and : prl“« 'l‘.lyflgno;gmgafl’er:-‘ Mrs. Donaldson. musical director of | g ¢ winning ~ division, i a the county schools. to hold a com-|J .. h, wherein now being he'd in Washington, D. C., | divisions a good Permanent Chairman of New and urged the delegates present 10 do | gyerdon of safel all they could to stimulate interest Organization. e affair. He said that ‘(‘!u‘ sllml n Cherrydale aud'torium e Special Dispateh to The Star. sometime in April and whether or not Lot e g & musical trio CLARENDON, Va., March 19.—Rep- | the concerts are to be held monthly | miag”Prking of the Brightwood car- 1 the success attained Y |house gave a musical entertainment. the first one. William F. Ham, president of the ' Washington Railway and Electric Approximately ,000 tons of pa- [ Company, spoke on the human felaw. grganized the Arlington County | per of all gtad W roduced in !ship b:tween the officers and men of ers' associations of Arlington county met at the courthouse iast night and s He expected to follow the trail of | School Federation. They were assist. he United St the company. every particular, : z 2 : g = = E 2 H § H % : H : 3 g H E E . E : : : % 25 Styles in New < Tailored .Overblouses, $1.98 A host of smart spring models in plain, embroid- ered and dotted dimity; also of mercerized Rajah cloth. New Peter Pan and .-tuxedo collars. Many are -Jace edged ; some have slit fronts and turned-back cuffs. ! Some very attractive tuck-in blouses are also represented. All sizes, 36 to 46. | Dcmomtrafion Butterick Patterns With the Deltor. —Pattern Dept. 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