Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1927, Page 5

to buy Mill quart, from grocer, as you need it. It’s a method that saves you money, because it prevents wasted surplus and assures proper sup- ply, regardless of how greatly your daily need for. Milk varies. Start today. For highest qual- ity milk at no extra cost, ask your grocer for— —at all grocers —at all times FOR SALE The FEDERAL-AMERICAN as a Savings Bank Pays 3% interest. Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for S10 per month, including interest and prin- cipal. Larger or smaller loans -at proportionate rates. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Largest in Washington Assets Over $15,000,000.00 Cor. 11th and E N.W. JAMES BERKY. President. JOSHUA W CARR Secretary. BACK 70 ST. LOUIS {S‘chedules Hop From New| York Tomorrow in Curtiss Hawk Plane. " INDBERGH TO FLY By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 28.—Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, who is trying to remain in seclusion and says he is “edging back to private life,”” will fly to St.| »w. He was a lunch s of J. P. Morgan in Not Recognized by Crowds. slipped unrecognized through | ing crowds in the financial | word of his preser . and three hours when he emerged to the street he w greeted by hundreds of office workers. He will leave for St. Louls early | 12 with Maj. Lanphie hawk plane to prepare for h stop flight to Ottawa in the Spirit of St. Louis on July 2 on the invitation of the Canadian gov- | ernment. Speaks of His Future. “Whatever 1 do in the future will | be in close connection with the opera- tion end of aviation,” h o don't wat to be more | until 1 have thought over the pro- posals which are being made to me,” He e m tomorrow me in a Curti | Trubee | | at Locust Point, -Long | Lindbergh devoted most | tion, Col | TO HAVE CARNIVAL| | Three-Day Fete to Open Thursday. 1 | Street Will Form Midway | for Show. Special Dispatch to The Star. R DSHIP HEIGHTS, Md., June | —Fifteen committees, chosen from |£0 to the Pacific Coa 1s of Friendship Heights, are engaged in completing final arrange- | ments for a funfest and carnival, to | be held on the grounds at Wisconsin | avenue and Montgomery street, just| heyond the District day and Saturday evenings. ent, which is expected to be one of the greatest community festival cele- tions held in lower Montgom- ery County, was planned with the pur- podse of expressing the community's appreciation to county and State offi ~ials for completion of the new con- line, Thursday, The crete roadway along the east side of | Wisconsin avenue, for stimulating patriotic_interest for Independence day and to derive revenues for local im- provements. Montgomery street, from Wisconsin avenue to Wootton avenue, will be closed to traffic to form a Mid- way, along which have been construct- ed 11 booths. Beyond the Midway are | the tents for the sideshows, circus and | fortune tellers, while fronting along | sin_avenue is the dancing | pacilion. Fireworks displays will be | confined to the large open tract along the east side of the avenue. One of the chief attractions for Fri- day night will be a fire-fighting demon- | stration by the newly organized Be- | thesda Fire Department. The general committee in charge of | the_funfest and carnival is composed | ot James C. Dulin, jr., chairman; Wil- liam Tyler Page, 8. Walter Bogl beauty tha: gion in Ameri y called “Gem of the Canadian Rockies'— climbing, fishing, golf- ing, horseback riding, 7/~ <VIORE rugged. scento Thru Service Daily via Duluth and Winnipeg to Vancouver. L. 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We Also Call in Nearby Virginia THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Mrs. Lester J. Maitland, wife of the Army flyer en route from San Fran- Dr. ¥ here ear-old daughter. awaii in a non-stop flight, photographed at_the home of her father, uperintendent of St. Elizabeth's Hospital. She is staying MAITLAND TO WIN, WIFE, ON VISIT TO FATHER HERE, SAYS| = | (Continued from t Page) She said that she planned to st and meet her e receives word of home. husband after sh his safe arrival. Planned Flight Together. She said perhaps the reason she is | not nervous or fearful is because she | |and her husband together have | { planned the long flight for so long that they had almost made up their | minds that it had been accomplished. She proudly reminded that Lieut. Maitland was the first to make ap- plication for the long Hawaii flight. Mrs. Maitland is well known Washington, inasmuch as Lieut land was formerly stationed here, |it was not many minutes after | arrival before friends began calling her | | up and wishing her and her hushand | the best of luck in the greatest ven- ture of their li Mrs. Maitland tiful young woma taffeta dress when she arrived at the station, with a rope of pearls, which effectively set off her rich olive com- plexion She made no attempt to evade news- paper men, who began to seek to see her immediately after her arrival, and freely told them of her attitude to- ward her husband’s flight and in turn sought from them the latest bulletins of his progress. Mrs. Maitland said she had received a wire from the Pacific Coast saying in | —NEW — TRULY SPANISH HOME | _ in an OLD GROVE Inspect Today 3350 TENNYSON ST. Open Daily to 9 P.M. ’ | | Chase o Blocks | Drive East from Chey |: circle on Western Ave | ' Bnuglassl & Phillips ’ Exclusive Agents 1621 K St. NW. 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