Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1928, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, WOINTOCELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY . WVeterans and Patriotic Or- ganizations to Have Partin |2 { D. C. Official Program. HONOR POLISH PREMIER. | Flyers Planning Hop to U. S. Nnmo\ Plane Pilsudski. | WARSAW, Poland, June 20 (P\.— Capts. Kubala and Idzikowski, Polish . who hope to take off on a from Paris to New York some | time next week, have received permis- | sion from Premier Pilsudski to name | their plane after him i The Polish transat plane conse- | will be n I OBREGON UNCHANGED ON CHURCH VIEWS Asked for Expression, He Cites| 1923 Statement, Lamenting Stand of Clergy. he Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, June 20.—Gen. Al varo Obregon. former President of Mex= and slated to be its next, feels the BEGINS INSPECTION TOUR. Chairman of Inland Waterways to Survey Barge Lines. Maj. Gen. T. Q. Ashburn, chairman of the Inland Waterways Corporation, left Washington yesterday for an in- spection of the entire system of the Government barge lines. He will begin his inspection on Thursday at Birming- ham, Ala While on this trip Gen. Ashburn will | make a personal inspection of all of the facilities of the corporation, and said that he would give special atten- tion to the question of terminals in the tricities of Davenport, Towa; Rock Is- land, Tll.. and Moline, Ill, and Tus- JUNE 20, 1928 n WESTERN ENGINEERS GET PAY INCREASE 22,500 Men on Railroads Win Wage Boost of 6 1-2 Per Cent. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 20.—An increase amounting to 615 per cent of the daily wage scale yesterday was awarded the by the conference of managers of the Western railways, affecting 22,500 em ployes and totaling $4,500,000 a year. ‘The increase is retroactive to May 1, 1928, and will run until a new agree- ent takes its place, it was announce ‘The iIncrease is about the same as recently was awarded the firemen by the Western railroads. same now toward the Catholic Church did when President, according to | attributed to him made pub- | Brotherhood of Locomotiv s loosa, Ala. His trip will Tequire about athoon socomotive Engineers Al of four weeks. ®aniztions in totaling betwee will be invited in the official program by 4he cvening e W. H. GARDINER NAMED HEAD OF NAVY LEAGUE presentatives to dyiiiiind the Sylvan Walter B. Howard Elected Chair- Monument Grounds o B of Board and Other Wash trooping ingtonians Honored. the pro- ens, Mexico City ne man, telegraphed Gen. 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