Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1928, Page 34

TIHE BEVENING WASITINGTON, D. ., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1928, ST \R, KAPLOWITZ THE EASTER APPAREL STORE EASTER FASHIONJS | BARGAIN PRICES BEAUTY AND c\w 1z | WILL MAKE TRIP and Gen. Fechet to Inspect Canal Zone Activities. RM CLORIFY | T0PANAMABY AIR ’/\ssistant Secretary Davison ! Bill Asks Planes And Instructors To Train Students lling for assignment of Army airplancs with in- structors to each ity for th> traming of unive s By the Wy estime ators would be trained l\\ this system. Upon completion of thelr course the student pilots would m(‘d reserve military Mr. N hen the forces of the country., DR. MOORE TO GIVE ' SERIES OF LECTURES | |'Arts and Crafts School Founder Will Open Course Here Thmsdny I will give | School ln‘ ed last | being spon- | st Guild, b hel m in the auditorlum of the Na- tonal Press Club, in the National Pr Building. Mrs. Harold P. No guild which 3 1215-1217 E St. d Fountain Pen Repairing TRADE DISCOUNT! 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