Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1928, Page 34

34 t THE FEVENING NTAR. WASHINGTON. D. ©. FRIDAY, WARCH T 1928. ‘RE”EF Is NEARING IIIIMIMMMIA'G INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO OUR BUDGET PLANIIINIMmMmmmummmyyE DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIEN DS SNDWBOUND O Dogs, Airplane and Motor Car in Race to Reach Iso- lated Inhabitants. Ao ohn F. Deadman was pressing | the drifts on his 60-mile trex s dog sled pack of medicine and r the famine-menaced villagers. k-like snow motor, simi- on its way after | Smart Spring Frocks of Prints, Flat Crepes & Satins Plenty of Ensembles, Too Values Worth Regularly $15 and $20 P ror wolfhounds | e ) v. The phy- ed he would be present in | to greet the Army transport | acwived. . i s ow motor, | ds of food- | Goetzville, e night, its 1 offensive An immediate operation is necessal Dr. Laughbaum said. Several trips were to be made by the plane between this ctiy and Detour, the hardest hit of the marooned upper Michigan villages. Later aid will be given he others, including Raber and Grand Marals. GERMANS STUDY HIGH AIR IN BIG BALLOON Correspondence of the Associated Press. FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany.—A series of investigation flights are being conducted by the Zeppelin Construction Co. with the largest balloon ever built, to study atmospheric currents in higher alti and their effects on the hu- man system and on motors. The huge balloon has a gas capacif of 353,000 cubic feet and a dlameter of 85 feet. The gondola accommodates four | passengers and carries a small motor to; test the working motors in a rarefled | atmosphere. The balloon has been named after “Bartsch von Siegfeld,” the pioneer of scientific aeronautics, who was killed in | 1902, while making a landing in Hol- ; Two of the most popular silk weaves for Spring and Summer frocks, both 40 inches wide, and of superior quality. The Printed Crepe de Chines are The unexpected has happened—Golden- shown in every pattern that is new for 1928, lovely two tone and multi color berg's—offering a smart and exclusive assort- cgmhnpatnm}s, and good heavy weight, firmly woven grade that will not slip. ment of Clever, New Spring Frocks at $6.45 The Flat Crepes are extra heavy weight. Shown in thirty-five of the newest ” y ; t desirable of colorings, vhite. 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