Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1929, Page 21

o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. . TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1929, B s it o > LOSTFLYERSBODY | BELEVEDLOCATED Swiss Youth Probably Buried, p i ‘Ynidentified, on Coast Near Lisbon. ° B the Associated Prass. . LISBON, Portugal, September 3.—Be- Hef was held here today that the body of one of the two youthful Swiss fiyers missing since August 19, in an attempt to eross the Atlantic to New York, had been located and buried near here. On Friday of last week the body of & fair-haired youth, clad in a yellow rub- ber suit and wearing aviation goggles, ‘was washed up on Ericeira Beach. The description of the body fitted either of the two Swiss, Oscar Kaeser or Kurt Luescher. & . ‘The body was unidentified in the amall town where it was picked up and after due legal formalities it was buried in a local cemetery. It was not until after interment that news of the discov- ery reached Lisbon and gave rise to the conviction it was the body of one of the young aviators. It was suggested the clothing be brought here to have an attempt made to identify it. ‘The fiyers took off from a beach near here on August 19, hoping to complete a non-stop flight to New York. They subsequently were seen 170 miles west of Lisbon by a steamship and there was a report that they had been seen over one of the islands of the Azores. Noth- ing more was heard of them. t the body should develop to be that A New Special—First. time offered ifi,Sehti-Ahnu‘a'I Selling O™ U™ ¥ AND.G STnEers | . . .. | P Two Important . Demonstrations - Wednesday, Thursday ‘and Friday The Dormeyer Electric Beater ' 32250 The Dormeyer Electric Beater - is the first practical .adaptation of an electri¢ motor to a beater. Its fast, thorough beating makes.the preparation of foods a pleasure—and certainly saves of one of the two Swiss, it would mark the first discovery of a body. after the mysterious endings to transatiantic flights from East to West. which in the last three years have taken a toll of much time spent in the kitchen. Come in'tomorrow for a demon- stration of this labor-saving de- vice—and see what secrets of success it holds for tasty waffles, cakes, omelets, iced drinks, mayonnaise, and meringues. _ 4-piece Walnut-and-Gum Suite, $185 33 lives, inclusive of the two Swiss Inspired by th; Ei""pliclhy of furnishings u:fl dugli{:g fileis XVI Period, this boudoir ITALY SEEKS HARMONY roup finds a definite place in your honfe today. The fine construction is an important .. IN RELIGIOUS TEACHING ?eature at this low Semi-annual savings. Group with twin beds, $225. 3 PoRNITURE, S1XTH FLOOR. . State . Will Work With Holy Bee in Regulation of Church Education, ROME (#).—Harmony between the scclesiastical and governmental authori- ties is the keynote of the circular con- cerning religious instruction in the Italian schools, just issued by Minister of Education Belluzzo. This is in virtue of the concordat between Italy and the Holy See. ‘The circular provides that at the be- ginning of every school year the Catho- lic bishops shall submit to principals the names of priests detailed for re- liglous instruction. Once the principa's have approved the list, the priests will present to the school superintendents outlines of the courses of religious study. Each school is to be inspected once & year by a government inspector to find out how the religious instruction is being imparted. In this task he will be accompanied by a clerical inspector and both will preside over the term-end oral examinations. = ; these new lamp . 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FINE CARLYSLE C o e full déuble deck springs, made for com- § 12.50 tomorrow night at 7:30 at the Union Engine House. September Selling CHINA, ; GLASSWARE HOUSEWARE' fort and durability. Single and double be elected. Pimes iz in cha of program. ‘Trains leave the District line at 9 and 11:30 a.m. Liberty Union Review, Woman's Benefit Association, will serve luncheon at_the clubhoyse:tomorrow from 12 to 1:30 o'clock. Bridge and 500 will fol- | low. Public invited. . Joppe Lodge Chaptez, No. 27, O. E. 8. will hold a card party after a short business meeting tomorrow night at Joppa Lodge Temple, 4209 Ninth street. A free Jecture on “Practical Occult- ism,” followed by questions and answers, will be “"n-x the United Lodge of Theosophists ursday evening at 8 o’'clock, 709 Hill Building. nt counell of administration a ries. United Spanish War Vet- erans, will meet at 021 Pennsylvania Avelnuko souf t tomorrow night, 8 o'clock. .- g FIFTH FLOOR. 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