Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1927, Page 25

Pt EAST IS WARNED WOMAN LAW STUDENT WINS SCHOLASTIC HONOR Three Years. | Correspondence of the Associated Pre Capper Says Disparity of| X YORK.—Another scholastic victory for women in competition Miss Powers Awarded Highest| ‘ Rating in Classes for with men has been chalked up Industriai and Farm Dis- {Miss Biizabeth Powers, youthful > York law student. . tricts Must End. been awarded the Theta Lambda, By the Associatod Press PHILADELPHTA, N ¢ 30 8 3 Sounding a warn : time uance of the ° of ot the a . lest the whole : United tes becomes economically woge who _“m imperiled, Senator Art apper of 3 the highest Kansas, ARy T e 9 3 | I m- | extended a plea for Bl nation through- Re¥iktion ot 'the Tis of the . L gthe. enie o e hree-year course.’ agricultural region ‘ Miss Powers has luncheon of the Chamber of S been the most merce Min ©. Powers. ent _honor “There o s meéthods of in the relief for the pi n in t § past three West,” Senatc » said. “Either lower the tariff on w he farmer rond yeur she won buys, so he can or cholarship for having lower prices on is made the highest average of the second- Tope, or extend the aid of the year studen ernment in dispo her first | TO DESTROY BRIDGE farm products abroad, so that Denies Sectional Hatred. i There is no hs farm. | i iher. ¢! Two Carloads of Bombs Sent to Mt. g | Gilead, N. C., for Use of Nine coss Wil ot aiasironsis et e PLANES IN WAR GAME | ers of the West a i istrial | ‘an economical lev x poncop o 0 Flyers From Langley Field. to that of the no desire to islative Government nearly always bas ex.| tended to the industris But the West cannot wait fol used to Two carloads of e been shipped to wnd will be used by from Langley. »mbing planes attached to the bombardnient squadron at “ield dropped bombs filled gunpowder f{rom v, at tern prosperity #ag unless the buyin. Middle West is su through econom c £ 3 perfect hits wer Sectional u 2 and |,y &f the planes, which wi lack of econ e b rou | 1 of Lieut. W. J. s- | Both pla ade what are partial b the hombs - | within °t of the target. The bombing tests were held to wive 3 the fivers tar ce and to ascer- t each other by hts a target could standing they are bound to|pe destroyed with small bombs. fall into economic peril gravely men- LA ATE ecing to both sections. permanently Fans Numerous in Japan. s, hult unpros-| pec f ecause of the long, humid Sum- perous, any more than it could econ- | oo 5 Fy O 3 N # 2 8 apan many residences there tinue half slave, haif free. There is/,ro fitted up with the electric tan no room in for the clash of to those Mean of- | sectional political blocs and the farm | T A s o problem is mot a political lssue, | ovide: ectrioity made. rapid o though it may become one. ress, due to the L amount of wa power for elect y in the island BLIZZARD ON DESERT | =~ " """ 7 ™ ™ HALTS PLANE SEARGH —R.'\(‘helnr was originally cowherd, Base of Army Hunt for Missing Grand Canyon Explorers Threat- ened With Demolition. Hughes Pen Shop We Carry a Large By the Associated Press. Assortment CAMP PEARSON, Painted Desert. | Waterman Ariz, November 30 (United States | Park Signal Corps Radio to Associated | arier Press).—A 70-mile blizzard swept Shaeffer across this camp yesterday, tearing loose the radio antenna, ripping up 1A Swan tents and threatening to demolish the 1§ 5 Army plane sent here to search for | o Conklin the Missing Colorado River expedi- X tion. In the height of the galé Lieut. Moore Wahl Pens heavy guy ropes to prevent its de- struction. The storm prevented Lieut. Burgess from making his proposed flight over | the Grand Canyon in search of the| H 13 members of the boat party on an| ughes they left Green River, Utah, Novem- | ber 10. I:'::per;a Pen The radiv plant here utilized a irin makeshift antenna. If the storm | cpanns abates Lieut. Burgess expects to make lati his first flight over the mile-deep | National Theater Bldg. | 1325 E St. NW. Open Evenings ‘Walter Burgess, pilot, and his two assistants, tied the plane down with and Pencils and Sets expedition down the Cdlorado River | They have not been heard from since gorge tomorrow. | . ' Enough heat comes to the earth! from the sun each day to melt a cake | of ice more than 5 feet tl Arch Comfort At a Moderate Cost ASHION, beauty, fit and comfort are all available now,at a moderate price, to feet that have heretofore had to “suffer it out” or be comforted only at tre- Miss Powers has | ~| Ohio for Gov. THE EVENING ST/ WILLIS AND DONAHEY FAVORITES IN OHIO| Carmi Thompson Picks Presidencyl Candidates Backed in State by the Respective Parties. [ By the Associated Pross. NEW YORK, November 80.—The New York Herald-Tribune today quotes Carmi Thompson, Cleveland Republl saying that Ohio Re- publican, : ng that Ohio Repub- licans will support Senator Frank B. Willis for President in the 1928 na- tional convention. while Ohio Demo- crats will support Gov. Vie Donahey for the Democratic nomination, if he is_a candidate. There is i York, Thompson that it Gov. Dons his name to be put b vention he would be like e the support of the Buckeye State| delegates. ; is a well defined belief that Senator Willis will have the support of the Ohio delegates in the Repub- liean convention,” sald Thompson. “His eandidacy is not me to tie | up a block of es, but. rather, it is in good fai tell what may ble Ohio man goes a nom. ination. It may be 1920 all ovel again.” PRINCE TAIZES BLAME. 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