Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1929, Page 28

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Lawson, i ‘| others - drrested, James Thompson and T 4 > dishes, appetizing and zest- SN Limh Eaar M Do : o~ \ / ful, with the use of this de- ) _ - - ; lightful seasoning. Capt. Flood, former Washingtonian, 4 E : and Lieut. Ent, who was awarded the & § ‘ 3 ord, Mass., s 1 LEA ‘ PERR'NS - Distinguished - Flying Cross and the e 3 , 3 L 241 West St., N. Y. erate oven, one hour and Cheney Award for heroism in attempt-~ = of Center, | §f 1 e s N Y. ahalty ing to save the life of Lieut. Paul Evert, : T oo ‘m that 2 | rite for our new free recipe book pilot of-the Army entry in the national s $ o8 . M 3707 elimination balloon race lasi year, are stationed at Langley Field, Va. OCapt. Hill and Lieut. Heald are on duty at Chanute P'izld Rantoul, Ill, and Lieuts. Lawson VW are stationed 3 % 2 1 at _Fgemeld xaeu;e e T e . ; i Foremost . o A teams will be of 35,000 cubit (oot capac- Edouard H. 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