Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1929, Page 22

officer. 22 *® Budget Conferenge, Set for|to ve capable of diving vertically with Rescheduled Today, Commissioners as almost indis- pensable. District’s budget | mercial ships. for Monday. until Monday afternoon. As the the financial statistics showing the esti- mated revenue for the 1931 fiscal year | % and other data to guide the Commis- | With Wwheeled landing gear. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1929:° Carrying Bomb. A new mystery fighting plane, said May 28. full power from 10,000 feet to let loose turned out by the mew aircraft plant of the Glenn H. Martin Aircraft Co,|ing in_Baltimore. DONDVAN' ILLNESS et e o Fom e it Craft Said to He Able to Dive 10,- E PARI_EY 000 Feet With Full Power, | Father-and-Son Banquet Will Be Held in Press Club one 1,100-pound aerial bomb, has been| Allen V. de Ford was re-elected pres; delivered to the Naval Air Station at|ident of the Brotherhood of the Wash- Anacostia. It is the first plane to b |y;oion Hebrew Congregation at a meet- | last night in the Washington Hebrew Congregation Synogogue, Eighth The first of the series of conferences | Plans of the new ship are being kept | and H streets. Other officers elected scheduled for today by the District | seeret, pending. complete tests of it, in|were Norman C. Kal, first vice presi- Commissioners to begin the preparation | accordarice with the Navy Dgpartment | dent; Irving Deiner, second Vice presi- of the 1931 municipal budget was post- | practice, to withhold information on|dent: Harold Strauss, secretary; Morris | poned on account of the iliness of Maj. | fighting planes until they have been in | Konigsberg, treasurer, and A. D. Frank, Daniel J. Donovan, auditor and budget | production for a year. According to present plans,the | ‘The new ship is purely a fighting | Sherry Stein; David Bornet and Eman- budget-making meetings will not begin | machine. The structure that would |uel Haas, directors. .;'&:\d Cx dl!‘\'r‘ (Z{ ‘ufw'm’d of dm,o?‘c Norr;\nr}x_‘ Kal ;nolmc;d tha!! m; = van’ v S | feet vertically, attaining a speed estl- | nual father-and-son banquet of e omova e A N Coed by |mated at between 350 and 400 miles | brotherhood Would be held May 28 in 8 o 2 an hour, is far too heavy for com-|the National Press Club Building. Four- 'he pl is ller th: it of th Hom oml;]lnges {:gmu:ge XJ“?Y:M Pi‘:lslttq - i ‘The plane is smaller than most of the | Home wi “adopf " for e ni 3 officer he has in his possession all of byl Peone SN vice With the Army | Rabbi Abram Simon discussed the and Navy. It is a biplane, mounted |forthcoming Zionist conference, to be held in August. He said he expected it to develop into one of the outstanding Milton Korman, Samuel Hirshfeld, S. MAJ. EVANS TRANSFERRED Signal Corps Officer Attached to London Embassy. Maj. Paul W. Evans, Signal Corps, has been transferred from the Army War College to London for duty as as- sistant military attache at the United States embassy; Capt. Horace J. Brooks, 7th Infantry, from Chilkoot Barracks, Alaska, to Fort Schuyler, N. Y.; Capt. Lewis A. Amis, 7th Infantry, from Van- couyer Barracks, Wash, to Alaska; | Capt. John 8. Schwab, Infantry, from ; China to Fort Moultrte, 8. C.; Pirst! Lieut. Edward B. Jackson, Tth Infantry, from Chilkoot Barracks to Fort Cook, Nebr., and First Lieut. Robert T. Zane, Air Corps, from Selfridge Fleld, Mich., to temporary duty at the War Depart- ment and then to the Panama Canal Zone. . During the recent strike in Rhodesia, South Africa, the railway lines were tied up for 13 da; Henderson's Furniture q Your Finishes Kinds ete. TLe Attractivenegs of The Summer Home —can be much enhanced by gay SLIP COVERS and DRAPER- IES of appropriate tone. 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Barker and others to the | || Ffi.??fi&a?“?:fi‘i%fiy :gmp:c"&‘é?,'aflxf the | Goun County, to fll the vacancy caused | Lynchburg Traction & Light Co. has m;_w in the existing $1.70 tax rate. by the death of B. W. Frankiin. The |been recorded here, the purchase price The Commissioners have let it become | appointment was made by J. R. 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