Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1929, Page 45

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, JUNE 30, 1929-PART 3. 13 g % | | ysteri iation of army, and will realize 16 years after his | ’ a “ NEAR BEER CARGO | Dolicechef, who_cbtained nne"mrd:% shon, however, sald: “The court finds| STUDIES MAY INDICATE [::le‘:r;'i_n:h::;e t::)s erious d",::v muplNEw TYPE OF MEMORIgl:rHu“m i s ol HEARING AIDS SLOW. g | wrzadt for -3 | b | { Study of this supposed ne ' The latest methods of reclaiming all . 5 th lllegal the sale or transportation of Y o ey m| IS PLANNED FOR BO Sluggish Minds Learn Better by | e aaty Mistdine sald, -t ?:,S‘:{Bm S ;“’éfl‘{“,‘fe"‘,‘fi'h’,";'u',',‘l NEW VARIETY OF STARS The solilion SEALS e ettt ot | it classes and conditions of the human | > U881 g k ver with the atiorney general, | | | red variables, Mr. Gerasimovic suggests. | . . . 5 g family will be practiced at the univer- | Ear, Says Teacher. | fhd e deciaed his vould not.be the | mear ‘beer contained one-third of 1 per Harvard Astronomers Spend Years | "%, variables, Mr. Cerasimovic Suggests. | 5.1 ation Army to Open University y P i g e - V] ire| 'ANN' ARBOR, Mich. (#).—) ling e v | cent aleohol. < s been : sity sind expounded to “all who desire | Read bl BB hogioi g 3 B | Gathering Data Concerning Mys- |observation is called US Persel. The of Humantty as Teibute 0. 1o spena tnets cateers In clevating the | and | RFAg. Brores tong T e i ‘ Des Moines Officials Argue Over \te commerc search warrant | in Chi 7 | brilliancy—is 907 days. 1In this period | Late Leader. |race.” The school will be staffed by effective as methods for memorizing in . i = 1 i ey | Boats Sunk in Chilean Storm. terious Variation of Planets. e D horter varia- | ; | skilled teachers who have required thelr ' 4o a5 of tests reported by Dr. Edward Disposal of 150,000 Bottles | 3 counsel for | By Cable to The Btar. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ().—Studics of | tions of 90 days or a more. | LONDON () —The University of |knowledge by practical service in many 3 *esagr Univenity of My i 2 30 o IQUIQUE, Chile. 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Edin hasdeclined tore- | ; g,105 win conduct the opening cere- | When snow blockades, washouts and | sight tradese 10 SiUEeBee Showed e r Caped 'boimg sunk. The Gty was en | the Harvard Gonoge Obscrvatory. - " | lingulsh to the State of Ohio the owner- %oy | landslides impeded travel, between Tab. | reading, wHils thote of lesser intelligencr By Munigipal Ju on e i 1 o i Sl SR D B e R i TR ship of his birthplace at Milan, tn that | ™O0Y- institution is memorial to | F'Z0d Teheran, Persi, it ook cars and | found (ne hearing methad more effec terday that the i " i 1 ke oaiiing | low. sandy BN to'tie wouth b5 the tetc [and ofnes - Obpervatorion.. have. been | BIe b B i e tn et he new institution is wagons three weeks, instead of the usual | tive. But Dr. Greene said the differ i 5 v ’ nde B ute cal OW, S s y Wes of near beer w rific wind ! gathering vast quantities cf data con- | a protectorate over it ! Gen. 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