Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1924, Page 22

22 NAVY APPROVES AIRGRAFT REPORT ‘Agrees With National Ad- visory Body on Stand- ardizing Steps. Recommendations of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, recently sent.to Congress by Presi- pproved by the regards lize the aircra s empent issued last night y the epartment sald its policy of alrcraft procurement, well cstablished, was to standardize on 1 de cach of the five of plar rmined by the al board as necessary for the dent Coolidge, types needed are fighting planes for work with the fleet, ob- ; scout- work, observation umber of de- ailable and, : « stated, a kingle design for cach type has been adopted Classes Defined. s there are W in serv- announcement vation class there . The scout- planes have been combined in a single three-pur- pose design. This is the CS, which Is the unofficial endu TERMS TO END STRIKE TENTATIVELY ADOPTED Cuban President’s Proposal Ac- cepted by Sugar Mills and Prin- ciple Approved by Workers. By the Assoclated Press. HAVANA, Cuba, December 12.— President Zayas' terms for settlement of the sugar mills' strike in Cama- guey and Orlente provinces, already accepted by the mills, have been agreed to in principle by the strike leaders, according to unoflicial re- ports received at the palace. The general assembly of the strik- ing workers will, however, take the terms under advisement, and in the meantime plans for a general strike have been postponed. The men have been out for a month. They demand recognition of their union and the right to have three delegates in each mill for the improvement of working conditions. For Christmas Layer Raisins Imported Pound Malaga, 35¢ Malaga, 40c Malaga, 45¢ Malaga, 50c Nuts Pound Budded Walnuts, 40c Paper Shell Al- monds Extra Large Fil~ berts THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. HUNDREDS OF THEFTS ARE LAID TO KARDOS Partner of John Burke in De- funct Brokerage Firm Goes to Trial. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 12.—Trial of Louis M, Kardos, jr., partner of John Burke of North Dakota, former Treasurer of the United States, in the brokerage firm of Kardos & Burke, which failed February 22, 1922, with labilities of $2,156,985 and assets of $258,760, opened yesterday in Gen- eral Sessions Court. Kardos, indicted July 321, 1923, is charged with feloniously trading against the account of his customers and with bucketing. Burke was not indicted. Assistant District Attorney Hugo Wintner, in his opeping address to the jury, accused Kardos of stealing Homemade from hundreds of customers as far west as Chicago by selling their margin securities. The specific complaint on which the trial is based charges that on Janu- ary 21, 1922, Kardos gave a selling order for 650 shares of Chandler Motors stock to offset an order of Mrs, Florence Noble ot Brooklyn for the same amount of the same stock. MAGAZINES MERGED. Hearst’s Cosmopolitan and Interna- tional Under One Name. NEW YORK, December 12.—An- nouncement of the combination ol the Cosmopolitan magazine and Hearst’s International, both owned by | ‘Willlam Randolph Hearst, was made | yesterday. The new publication will | retain the name and external dress | of the Cosmopolitan and will be di- rected by Ray Long, present editor of that me.gullne.1 —_— In a bungalow recently built in Boulder, Colo., are forty electrically operated household conveniences. Mincemeat In Glass Miss North's Quart Jar ...$1.25 Gordon & Dilworth Quart Jar ...51.25 Gordon & Dilworth ' Yi-gallon Jar, $2.25 Curtice Bros. 124-pound Jar, 95¢ Heinz's 2-1b. Jar. .75¢ Heinz’s 2-1b. Can.....55¢ Loose; pound Inquiry TORONTO, vestigating commission reported yes- terday that it.had verified 18 of the [\ Becretary’s nature."” December 12.—An in- asite C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, EXONERATE CANADIAN POWER COMMISSIONER Verifies Charges, But Calls Them Trivial By the Associated Press. 85 .charges of misadministration re- cently filed against Sir Adam Beck, chairman, and other members of the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission. Judge Colin Snider of Hamilton. special investigator for Ontario, the remajning 67 charges to be with- out foundation. Those substantiated were described as *‘o fthe most trivial Premier G. Howard Ferguson, who issued the investigators' findings sald: “There {8 nothing in the report to reflect upon the integrity of Sir Adam 1924. held Beck, or upon his performance of duty as chairman of the commission.” The charges, purporting to cover a period of 17 years, were made by E. Clarence Settell, former secretary to Sir Adam BecR. 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