Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1927, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 23,000 to Be Killed |GOVERNOR TRUMBULL BEVAI-ERA PLANS ' In 1928 by Autos, ; QUALIFIES AS PILOT “] SIUDY lN U S Statistics l"d"'““‘;cmm.m S eral Tests as Plane Operator. z&:réc&*.: Twenty-thr will be ki 17 700,000 injured in automot o in this country next y cident rate shows an un improveme nt, th surance Co. predic I The estimate, hased on statis- ties of the past two vears, mak Arrives to Prepare Self for| Assumption of Power After | ! Next Election. e =ty D, Conn., December 23, — | Trumbull, Connecticut’s flv por, was a qualified airplane M and land~d an airplane eld and performed specl. | |H d nerial t‘\lfl‘ll!n!l\ under the e of O, Sarzel or nf‘ Departny for this and add % FioH(s THIot toinis 8 By the Amsociated Press. NEW YORK. December 23 De Valera, Irish Republican leader, ar- rived Wednesday on the Leviathan to study industria’ and commercial prob Jeme to prepare himself. he said. to formulate poli for Treland’'s eco nomic independence should his party come into power | Pointing to a constantly inc number of Republ Deputies in the ed _in automobile accidents Bail Eireann. De valern exressed the | 1 the next 20 vears | inspy bulief that the next general elections S ar a:l:!j“:‘l“!tl( a Republican majority in . 70 PERSONS INDICTED AFTER TOLEDO ELECTION Emigration Is Problem. “Unemployment and the Fraudulent Reglslr:\ho“ Charged emigration of our voun the problems most ur in True Bills—Vice in City Scored by Jury. for solution.” he said. palicy is aimed at a probiems. and when t 4 By the Associated Press, TOLEDO, Ohio, December 23 enty persons char Bameon ve not Records of 1926 and 1 that some one is injured in antome in this country every ench fatality, 5 showed r ‘\“‘ passed the physics pinations bofore. the Rizht vesterday | Inspector nt thinks, the Gov. | ernor is among the most skillful can | didates he has tested. he Governor flew alone while the | tor watched him, first from the d then from the air, flving a | | Department o Commerce plane. DESIGNERS OF LEAGUE PALACE PLANS NAMED { By the Assocts 14 xeconds. the records t the rate, asing | pany estimates. 400,000 will msequent | people are ently pre The Fianna Fa il Press. December 23, —Two archi into power it w nch and one Swiss, h: e 1 ation. 1In the p: get information anc rangements which w when the cay of De Valera will spend With his mother, Mrs. Wheelwright. in Rochest Among others who a Leviathan were S Parker agent general of German reparations and Ogden Hammond, American Am Bassador to Spain On Way te Kentucky. Mr. Gilbert, on his way to spend two weeks with his family at Louis ville. Ky.. declined to answer q tions "gnrdmc the present polit and economic conditions of Ge “All there is to sav is in my last semi-annual report. said. Mr. Hammond reported that gen eral conditions in Spain are excel Jent, with prospects for increased trade between the United States and Epain in the coming vea He had with him the “aviation in signia of the Spanish government.” given him by Premier Primo de Rivera to he presented to Miss Ruth Elder in recognition of her recent transatiantic flight attempt and visit |y one PEGAT e te Spain. Th-‘mn:na at geen e |myand FRICT Ine Mibicei e The latter was held under a $2.500 Stowed only twice previously. | bond after testimony, had been offered Municipal Court here yesterday that he had attempted o rob Holly wood apartments of jewelry and | by other valuables. | bruises The charges against Mre, McCanliffe | first aic | were dismigsed at the same hearving. | the home of Dr. W, €, with fraudulent Christmas S vision for the 1 eturned by the Lu Kefeller has nd jury vesterday. 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