Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1929, Page 47

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY., 6 MAY 15. 1929, I her shelves, centralizing the smaller Dr. Walter Koelz, in collaboration | framed on that basis. | kitchen utensils, and found she had cut | | The fish were studied for five years|type, and conservation measures were | 54 . with the Bureau of Fisheries, and proof knocks dandruffand | his twelfth exploration trip into the | returning to the United States in| EAPEORING'WITHPLANE = |2t bveinth exploration 0D it e | Eeptember. |WHITEFISH PROTECTION KITCHEN MILEAGE CUT. | Ecnemwienaie and fouia e had cit lis to leave Wiscasset. Me., June 22. ST ! PLANNED BY M’MILLAN ™ The schooner wiil be used as & g poeacmos =6 o PROBLEM IS STUDIED e | Changed Arrangement Saves Five | two and one-fourth miles. | mother ship, he says, for & tri-motored Tuc rails Train in Crash. R | now 1fwnf[[ereg (dhal prrla:rcn;wdmn;ulr;s s e | cabin airplane now under construction.| DOWAGIAC, Mich., May 15 (#.—A | More Thorough Methods Expected | MUst be founded on a knowledge of the| NEW YORK, May 15 (®-—The | . Echooner Controlled by Commander| Dyring the Summer I am planning | truck driver was killed and three other st T e aer (s et taoe may | American-Russian Chamber of Com-| VALE, S. Dak. ().—Mrs. Jess Geers on Next Polar Trip Designed ‘;‘“Jflg‘;fim *}‘“;r’;‘;_;‘";‘;“y(fig Lfi?{“f}:pprsons injured, one probaby fatally, EBSHEN SO ARIEVEIGING be fished out and exterminated sep- |merce, of which Reeve Schley of the | decided that her kitchen “mileage" per as “Mother Ship.” certain that a great deal more can be |In a collision between a Michigan Is Obtained. | arately. They are one of the greatest| Chase National Bank is president, an- | meal was a bit high. ecky Tiger Msock: g 4 accomplished in one Summer season | Central passenger train and a truck PO , understand. | P2tUrel products of the Great Lakes | nounced yesterday that it will send a| She attached a pedometer to herself | p irritations by killing germs BOSTON (#).—Aerial exploration | with a plane than in several years with | here late yesterday afternoon, in which CHICAGH .—A new understand- | and of vast economic importance. fiarty’ ot representativevAmarican busls|\andafterione day's efortin the/bitchen beyond the Arctic Circle is planned by |a ship.” [the train” was derailed, but no pas- | ing of the problem of whitefish cnn-{ The new knowledge will point the = & V'S Comdr. Donald B. MacMillan for this| If he uses an airplane, Comdr. Mac- | sengers hurt | servation In the Great Lakes has been | way to more thorough methods of pro-|ness men to Russia this Summer to| found she had walked seven and one- Summer. Millan expects to complete the explora- | The dead man is Nathan Wenzel of | obtained with the discovery of isolated | tection. Previously, whitefish were con- | study economics, commercial and indus- | fourth miles. Comdr. MacMillan expects to sail on tion within a period of three months, Niles, Mich. races which do not intermingle. sidered as one common, intermingling trial conditions. The following day she rearranged THURSDAY MAy 16% $4.95 to $7.95 All-Wool Junior Miss’ $15 Tweed - Sports Coats $Q.95 With a debonair smartness character- istic of the Junior Miss. $16.50 and $19.75 ‘Summer Frocks ~— & Ensembles $ 12 90 Modes endorsed by Paris, New York and P Hollywood. Silks and chiffons, plain or printed, AN P11 - navy georgette; natty sports silks. ..some with & S Mg N i 2 > accompanying jackets or coats. 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