Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1927, Page 40

40 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1927.° e at an ageregate cost of $1,312,434, or |tles, which is considered important on of the country. Her Majesty Queen|ladles of Copenhagen. The royal since its return from Old Orchara, . U. s- TO BUY 78,797 an a\‘(’r.":;:e of $16.62 an acre. account of the additional flor;d Ipn}\t{ev- UEEN OF DENMARK Alexandrine. fréncez helped their mother unpack- NORWEGIA" PILOT FL'ES Maine, October 30, after three at. ] s . acts are in the | tion afforded to tributaries of the Mis- Recently she invited a number of [ In8 and wrapping up things. tempts to fly to Europe. AcREs OF FORESTS Whits Mounieaos, actrepeting 22,612 | sesippi. AcT|VE IN CHARITY | triends to visit her for a full week ¢ GRAYSON PLANE IN TEST|"“M's. Frances Wilson Grayson, who facr ira nd Carrol counties,| In Tennessee, the purchase of 1,905 at her seaside residence at the Scaw Sontincaditor A e e has announced plans for & Winter ed; in North Caro: i (the northernmost part of Denmark). enced for Auto Theft. Airman May Take Controls on|fsht to Denmark, indleated after yec et S ; : ¥ A ity When the guest ved for a holiday | Special Dispatch to The Star. terday’s flight that Omdahl may be se- Commission Authorizes $1,312,434 They contain iU . > Ivania, 6,141 acres, | First Lady of Country Puts Guests' near royalty v prised that,| FREDERICK, Md., December 8.— Hop to Europe, Woman lected for the post of pilot, a position | than ~$1,000,000 Government |in Mc} Forest and Warren Coun- | : % after lunch o f their ar-|James Nelson of Dickerson, Mont- that has been vacant since Wilmer Purchase in Eastern Part plans ultimately t 1l 85 per cent | ties, a West Virginia, b7 acres, to Work Making Articles rival, Queen Ale: 2id to them: | gomery County, Md., was sentenced Flight Head Says. Stultz announced on the return from of the timber. ise of the scenic |in Pendleton County. . “Now we age & to enjoy a full |to serve 1S months in the House of | By the Associated Pres Old Orchard that he was “through’ of United States. mber of four sec- | The commission confirmed the pur- for Bazaar, week of hard worls Correction yesterday, when found . ress. 1,“ far as any further plans to cross 4 acres, will not |chase of acres in Michigan at $1 e iy The hard work consisted of making | guilty of unauthorized use of an auto- CURTISS FIELD, N. Y., December | the ;:iunmn: in the Dawn were cor {an acre, but took no action on other various articles for the Queen’s annual | mobile belonging to John Timson,|8.—A new pllot was » - | cerned. Purchase of < 2 The area i State was | tracts in Minnesota and Michigan. Correspondence of tho Assoclated Press. bazaar for children’s welfare, Dickerson. Nelson In 'sald to have|ai the controls of the .fi'.‘p?.'.‘mi..‘;’x:.\'.' - the eastern part o act Arkansas, mainly in| The authorizations {ncrease the| COPENHAGEN, Denmark.—Few| The bazaar lasted three days, with |taken the car ) vy and later | Dawn vesterday. He is Lieut. Oscar| A campaign is to be started in Co. hol land, “Hot area being acquired for Eastern na-| !):m.l}r‘-h ‘women }‘:Ihn] a e u;“tlve lpa;’lv | her m:\]e.)fi_v in attendance at her spe- | wrecked it. | as " tried hefore |Omdahl of the Norwegian navy, who | lombia to interest people in the use of 1=, Yell, Scott and Ferary Coun- | tional forests to 2,971,538 acres. in charity work than the first lady | cial booth, assisted by all the great'Justice John Keller, Buckeystown. |took the ship up on its first test flight | ico, now considered a luxury there. 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