Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1927, Page 5

TONGRESSIAY GV | LBERAL AR FUNDS More Syrrpathy Than Ever Toward Requests Indicated Following Big Flights. By the Associated Press (- Congress, absent from W ashington | during the period that American air- men have added t pages to aerial history, probatly will return to the Capital this Fail with an ear sympathe d than toward requests funds for Purposes, Whil | more | ever aviation [ in wo. \i 1d_ the other 1.200 planes of the same that have been | bout the coun- | Chamberlin- Hawaiian f From expres made here and the try on the those \\Im have sy Iy words of praise and James of s along the Pa- , Panama and the 3 s of the Southwest. #aid before departing that his_trip was for the purpose of studying| meeds fo the Army Air Service with ing legislation for the goming Congress. Early Meeting Likely. everal weeks before the regular convening date for Cong! in December, Chairman M call together the House appropria- tions committee to begin its annual provision for the Government's fiscal needs. At that time a complete story can be expected on the workings of ythe first year of the two five-vear “building programs, and the views of Army and Navy officers as to its merits and the needs, if any, to su plement the program’s effectivenes During the hearings three session ago by the House aircraft investigat- 4 ing committee and later by the Presi- vl there was no_dis- sition shown by Army and Navy officers called for testimony to ac- cuse Congress of a failure to provide financially for aircraft development. As a result of this, and in view of the recent achievements of Ameri- ean flyers, it is believed here that the air officers of the Government $will be ziven attentive hearing should they present any request for supple- . menting aircraft appropriations. Noted “Juvenile” Actor Dies, NEW YORK, July 11 (P).—Gregory Kelly, whose sudden illness in | Pittshurgh last February ended the tour of “The Butter and Egg Man,” of which he was the star, died late Saturday night in a New York hos- pital. He was accounted one of the best known of juvenile actors on the American stage. His widow, Ruth Gordon, is starring in ‘“Saturday’s Children. ‘100M KILIS THEM Al It does just that or your money back. Rid your premisesof these dreadful pests. No Riddance — No Pay FULLER BROOM the | Ni He M SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at _and Sailings From New York. Caledonia—Glasgow Caronia-—Havre ... Santa Ponco—San lm ~Ha Comte Rom 1o 1y sion | DUE SUNDAY and L OUTGOING STEAMERS, SAILING TODAY ndria. Beirut and J mouth. Cherb Ancon—Port an Prin Geo: Washington—Plmonth. Cherbou Wi Breme: Thiria—Cherbourg. Hamburg. Southampton ~ and Hamburk. SAILING THURSDAY—JULY 14, American Farmer—London bro-—Cristobal, Tauique and Valparaiso. v and Bremen erbourg Fera crug and avana. 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