Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1928, Page 6

STAR. 1928. 0 L] FARMING EDITORS | WOMAN, 74, THROAT CUT, | FOUND WALKING STREET Autoist Discovers Widow in Daze vill be required. | the Commerce Department's vatings, ‘.x : THE EVENING WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY, AUG YUST 31, 'U S BARS BRmSH [GOVERNMENT IN MOVE |trs fr 20 mam A v ot 810 sur xu;ngx-zz-&gh;gz;&&;x;&;&;ziuxim. | TOPROMOTE AVIATION ,The remiations pirvies hee e e Sete Aside l‘uhlic Lands in West r;::‘;Iv'll:rrr“I:*’\‘l\‘:if:“,’;‘r}:‘umnl‘::\'ln#ysm: V, /. » to at 4 AM.—Palice Hear Wound Self-Inflictad. Mzz. Catherine Powell, 74 years old LAUD NEWSPAPERS AQFICU"UI'? CO”CG(‘ Grnun "‘||r‘|1< rm\dhl"n 1(1 Eml‘xm‘rixr\' Hos- % a roeul chat. pol were, Hears Dailics and ASS0- iamed wac a *self-nficied. knife wound in hel ciated Press Praised. hroat md about 4 o'clock this andering on the street at ret and P streets by Aaron nthal of 12 H stroet c- By the Associate she approached BATON ROU to drive her fo Surrounded by - pasters. § On the there. he n:mpmm and him she appeared not to Rosenthal again his car and drove to hanked him. he in a daze into 1m‘ had bleod on her ¢ had best GCES TO ASIA. Comdr. Denehrink Is Trans ferrad From Here sut. Con has been ordered detached from the Of- s fice of Naval Intelligence at the Navy ve shown us.” he Depar at the Asi- explained t matter can be writte: brief enoug! Comd ebrink has been in { the office where information ewspapers. He has ¢ for Manila BREAK CAMP. 1.C. A Closes for Season. Camp Letts, the Y. M. C. At the news- resort, {or boys on a 200-acre pen ded as an at the mouth of the Rhode River. near 2id to farm extension work. FEditors Anrapolis. was evacunted today by the from Orezon. Kansas. Dllinois and Vir- last group of campers. bringing to an ginia made similar observations end what was deseribed as the most . suecessful season in its history i i A total of 235 boys attended the Lists Week End Holiday Trains. % 0 quring the 10 weeks of Sum- Additional week end holidav trains mer activity, about 200 of this number were announced today by he Chesa- | being from the District of Columbia peake Beach Railway. Trains will Ieave | or nearby Maryland and Virginia. The The District Line tomorrow at 9. 13:30 | femainder were from Wilmington, Del 2:30. 3:25, 5:40 and 8. returfing from the Tesort at 6:35, 1. 2:30. 6. 8 and 10 On Sunday traimns will leave the Di Line at 9.30, 11:30. 2:30. 3:45 and 8. 1 3.5 and 10, Labor dav District Line »t 3:40, 6:30 Associated Prese President Hasselman tice of turning over t ed Pl‘l‘“ in Michigan all t his agricul Bristow \dl'n‘ of Cornell eo-operation with the Associated Press in New \ork had in some of 1 problems. Resort on Rhode River sg— Ke;; nd 8, returning at &:3 8, 9 and 10 For Sale Indian Motorcycle with delivery body at- ' —Z s tached: in frst-class : , condition. spray Can be seen at Steele’s Garage 426 8&th St. N.W. A Little Key's Powder Makes a Lot of Solution Trade Supplied Throush F-Z Chemieal C EXFHEAEX Francis C. Denebrink ¢ overcome the SOC and LABOR ORGANIZER Mark Starr Is Denied Per- mission to Lecture Before New York College. NEW VORK. August 31 —Reports that the State Department had refused to permit Mark Starr. British ‘abor organizer. to visit this country to lecture at Brookwood Labor College, Katonah \. Y.. today puzzled authorities at the By an organizer of the Nationa i of Labor Collezes of Great n and author of a hook on labor ited to interpret the British ement for Bookwood students * also planned to study the problems { American labor J. Muste, chairman of the faculty « d h knew of no the disbarment. but recalled 1l institutions of learning hac v before in sccuring per- ntry of foreign instructors that further study of the » by the State Department would 1t n a favorable decision th~ Amerjcan ently advised draw support m Brookwood s a result of reports ha! doctrines econtrary to American on of Labor policies and anti- us Aoctrines were taught there m Green, president of the Am-ri- tion of Labor, suspended the ever, pending A further hear- ¢ th~ exeeutive council. when the retion he charges i unions to v characterized e of the mistlethe plant as & cur neer was recently susgest-d b Dt T Schickler of Germany ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th St. & La. Ave. N.W. §0th Issue of Stack Now Open For Suhscription Money Loaned to Members on Easy Monthly Payments tames £ Connelly President EAEAE P()wder re .lrmu\ anse it You can vithout nembranes N on after it is refreshing. 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