Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1929, Page 22

2 % CHRTEST BOARD UPHOLDS | losédtar :s6ek. wils' KIS, ‘was st tained at s meeting of the contest ALTOONA RACE REFEREE | board of the American Automobile As- soclation, held here this afternoon. ‘The board voted to disallow the pro- test filed against the order of finish. They contended the prizes should be Wisallows Protest Filed Against Order of Finish After Keech’s Death. By the Assoclated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Jun of finish declared. by the referee of the .umohlle speedway race at Alwonl. \/ SOVL G3d mi‘“eifi]”xfim J79vi @14 IHL H(“)T)i”cio - (o) I o - {w) ol - ™ - ] w) > - S N —~— 'S '3 D e et e ; | Q0K FOR THE RED T June 15, 1n wblch Ray We will allow you $5 on your eld Refngerator Thice elple!ly Allowane $18 $1.00 Delivers It! 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WALTHER | Thursday afternoon at St. James' Prot- il "o ayd bis employer were ar. es opal " Ghurch, re asch on a charge of Mexican Government's Application gfipm'w aid “Ateca to_escape for Maqueso’s Return Is Pt Auf:"um&'nfiunfl,muwfmx m'"i Dinted 1w ook bank vault here in the name of United |, By the Assoclated Pl‘ell 0 D. -C, JUNE 30,' 1929—PART 1. ‘man would be well qulllfled to carry on the 'ok of Aml Fletcher ho has resigned. BE NAMED AMBASSADOR["{"he Sty alo waiadiod i ek eed to appoint John Thomas Taylor, e B “ (s’um(vg ?prt!‘enufi!l;:wm Washing- n | ton for the American Legion, as 8 mem- R b ol | er of the Givil Service”Commision. Bride's Mother Announces Mar- riage of Dr. Joeiah H. Penniman. Crowder, in the nreaenoe of the Immem ate memm of the No l’lmfl(el f Fraok O. Wllther 'lw died in 197! was Miss Ida Brokaw of Pittsburgh. She has three children. Dr. Penniman is 61. R M IR as Suoccessor to Fill Fletcher’s Post. By the Associated Press. The appointment of John Laughlin ibassador to Italy in accordance with the order States Attorney Tuttle. Igctured for Lengthy Lunch. (P).—~A woman furor who took 45 sainutes tustead of the afioted half hour for luncheon was lectured by Mr, Justice Horridge and made to sit in a chair below the ]ury box, in full view of the crowded roor By the Associated Press. About the only country in which| PHILADELPHIA, June 20.—An- regular slave markets still exist is | nouncement of the marriage of Mrs. Arabia. At Midi Berk and El Talf Prl 0 Walther of New York City to Te]ephom service between Paris, Ber- | Wi mldent Hoover yes- hundreds of sl-ves brought from Africa oelah H. Penniman, provost of Amsterdam and Buenos Aires is umsyhysm r Reed of Pennsylvania. are sold weekly. the umversny of Pennsylvania, was provlng & success. 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