Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1926, Page 6

_sTAR WABHIENGTON. W 0, JANTARY 1926 PART PREDICTS NEW E GF AIR TRANSPORT Commerce Renori on Survey Suggests Laws o Aid Civil Aviation. )t Couneil Four Obstacles in Way DANCE MUSIC DEMAND BOOM TO UNEMPLOYED Bolves Problem for London Melody . Drawing Many Pro- Is Into the Ranks. 3.—The zreat which has on of foreizn musicians av 1 don’t believe 10 per cent « dance orchestra members in London | fever are fored 1= only b s. And the dunce ning in Enslund.’ PLAN BENEFIT PARTY. Wide Interest in Cavhohr Alumnae | Affair. interest i€ heing taken In the henefit card partr and Cityawide Hartnett will he hostess and will Mrs. James H. Tieman 2. Gertrude Daly Miss Barnadetie sey. Miss Mz . Schrider, rge Thum’nde\ and Miss I {annan. The funds are to aid in the estab. lishment of a Sister's scholarship for which the District rois work- ing. Loses su bv 0ld Trick. Approached by two colored men. who #=ked him for change for $10. while on “hirtieth street between the Chesa- veake und Ohio Canal and K street. resterday afternoon, Jonas Pratt of 800 T street pulled $11 from his pockets and the men smatched the money from him and ran. Stage Waging \ ’ur on “Theater 'AMERICANS LEAD ALL Mdna(rem ASKS SETTLEMENI CF LABOR DISPUTES, Miss McDowell Te'ls Wom- ii's Clubs Peonie Are Cry- ing for Industrial Peace. Cough” 10 patrans the noise thet . A plen mich putes, presenting for settlement of labor di s well misunde; by wax held at the « b, Nearly V members MeDowell wha was a promi- | er a1 the industrial women AS AIR PASSENGERS ;e v Laz DBehind L fven in Choos planders, world in held N quding nim nd quantity walking th anipmen recent monthly oy < in their o pssenzer s earvied from cirdrome <howed Frane valities who n Lap nlane vecord and_husines nen into close act. The three ident=. Mr . 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