Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1929, Page 27

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 23, 1929-~PART 1. uu the Hebrews, the nature of the mes- | scholars at ‘The group will | E. D. Huntley, Mrs. W.'T. Galliher, Miss dy -m:mmmmmoxm mmm:mmxnm-w mne-mhue n-um.un.ws. of Jesus. of Europe. Dewhirst: corresponding secretary, Mrs. atthnmlmrvfllllveln At the recent jual meeting of the | Lucius C. Clark; recording secretary, American School of | Woman's Guild olAmflnn veflltr. Louise G. Fisher. A-; Roos Acquitted of Alsace Plot becatise ! ts; Voo Bresi-| BESANCON, Prance; June 23 (P).— T w'm"vm Ple'ne Former Deputy Roos, whose el'”mflfllsmootmna over the Ities in Al- w-.ocnmunmo-u-rm'-mmu 1S GIGANTIC TASK Hoover ‘Given Congressional Authority to Make Sur- vey of Project. A billion-dollar, 10-year job—the building of a second canal to link the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through Nicaragua—looms as the next tremen- dous engineering task for Uncle Sam's | Government. With congressional approval of the project, President Hoover was empow- ered to take the preliminary steps for the huge enginecring feat with the ap- pointment of a joint Army-eivilian commission of engineers to make a sur- here, from partisansh as Are You In a Hurry? You Can Read This Entire Announcement in Less Than 3!, Minutes! LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E S=.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 . Attractive Bed Outfits By S1mm0ns Both Complete With Coil Spring and Layer Felt Mattress Colonial Beds Graceline Beds $39.75 $25.95 vey. The Chief Executive advocated the canal in his conferences with the Presi- dents of Nicaragua and Costa Rica &xrlnx his South American good will The Nicaraguan canal will be 183 miles long, three times the léength of the Panama waterway. Compafred to the 50-mile length of the Panama canal, the proposed Nicaraguan route s 113 miles by land and 70 miles through Lake Nicaragua. L4 Great Water Supply. However, the water supply on the Nicaraguan route is much greater than | The upper part of the picture shows the project long under discussion, while the that of the Panama Canal, which, the lower presents a comparison with the Panama Canal exiglicers belicve, Will mitn that Thwer Walnut or mahogany veneer Another attractive bed by Sim- impounding locks and works will have : t or { | . t o e sopstructed s o watersnea o|GQUGGENHEIM NAMES |A. U. 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Iy uggenheim, president of the | gy cail from New ‘York next Tuesday Must Traverse Jungle. mx:‘lel Gu::enhelmnhmd for the Pro- L ne, 8 s.l‘nm;n bul“o“ m N.upl-r Bedwear—Third The commission is expected to start | Motion of Aeronauties, said in a chain e up includés students o its survey next September, and while [Tadio address tonight, but before set- it can travel by boat slong the San | HDE out on @ flight should check carg- | ~isanssssuee i Cousen—seveanansan Juan River and across Lake Nicaragua, | [Ully seven “safety points.” it will strike an almost lmper.e'.rzgle Only multi-engine 1?1“‘" “F""le of NEWletO Bfl.lld jungle for the last stretch over the | ing on the disabil {ol at least one ¢ : \ . ¢ imountains to the Pacific. The Marine | ngine. should he said. They 4500 = 2,000 S 1’ "] 3 bl i1l - | should have C'u leensed pilots and the VBRI e S| U S e s pecial’ ummery urtains e ‘Although the Panama Canal is 133 __‘_:}: Ed B Cream-colored voile seems to withstand Sum- mer's dust and launders best, s6 we have had a large $ nurtiber of ruffled voile curtains made up for Sum- tensive weather reporting service, Wires is estimated that there would be a great saving in time for much inter- |Jess oF at Jeast a Visual communication oceanic commerce in passing through ween plane and airway and the u& the Nicaraguan waterway because it erators of the air service should wo? of their fesponsibility. A\ e n o st ratinell Foms P Corpesis s the pLbllc mist miles shorter from ocean 0 ocean, it | Cilities over the roite to be flown, DIUaTy | aid in the development of aviation and 18, 1916, Nicaragua granted the United mer use. 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