Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1928, Page 3

NAVALRESERVES WL GO ON CRUSE {D. C. Contingent to Join Bal- timore Unit on Two- Week Trip. iTice PACIFIC = Compare these Prices —We ith What You Pay Elsewhere —Just a Few Outstanding Values That Emphasize the Fact That the A&P Are— Leaders in Quality and Low Prices =Meat Market Specials The 3d Fleet Division of the United States Naval Reserve Battalion of the | DI t of Columbia, commanded by | Lieut. Samuel W. Stinemetz, and a con- tingent of United States Reserves from the Baltimore, Md., battalion will leave about noon tomorrow from the Wash- ington Navy Yard aboard the U. S. de- stroyer Abel P. Upshur for two weeks ring at sea. There will be 5 offi- men from the local cont nilar number from Balti- d n to the complement of s e manently attached to the the favoured COTY odeurs Nine true shadee R Fresh Killed vovage will inaugurate the an- nual ses of the local battalion, the: being two more scheduled to follow, inning on July 21 and August During the cruise the e with the Atlantic off the New England and will go to Boston for the nd liberty after one week at sea. A Harry J. Nichols, executive offi- cer of the local battalion, has been d tailed to take this cruise with the di Frying or Broiling LAM B | CHICKENS || SCRENS || moast . | Walter C. Lockhart, chief engineer, 1840 | | Kenyon _street: Lieut. Stinemetz, 4707 L )\ Branch Xt (Junior i Junior Gra . B. BRINGING OME - . BACON. | 4 < street, who will handle publ BRINGING HOME TH! __],l 3 IB g the voyage. E LINDBERGH TAKES JOB | tion as adviser to the railroad on aero- _— The enlisted personnel includes Fred | nautical engineering problems. He will | 4 = o Imes, 2846 leavenue northeast 3 | AIR-RAIL ADVi ER have no routine duties, but his chief | 526 AS AIR- S | function will be to protect the interests AR EERNE S street south- | of the road's air-rail passengers. ’ The Pennsylvania Railroad was one * Another New Combination Grocery Andrew C. Bragg, 518 Sixth [ , ) By the Assoclated Press of the railroad and airplane companies Lean, Mild Cured | and Meat Market Robert S. Campbeli, 2110 Third | | | NEW YORK, June 20.—Col. Charles | which formed the Transcontinental Air A. Lindbergh has accepted another job. | Transport, Inc, whith proposes to put I . into effect a two-day air-rail schedule | | Gen. W. M. Atterbury, president of | 110 efect & WWoray B e acific | Opens Today ce M. Chambers, the Pennsylvania Railroad, announced | Coast and of which Col. Lindbergh is 8-10 1b. average Fresh Killed STEWING Shoulder | J Lb. c = - e RN ¥ 1 Lean Strip BACON| onnecticu’ 7 Missouri & s, 3007 Tenth sl | Thomas L. 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