Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1929, Page 23

vessel to come direct from the United |at Odessa, Novosibi and Batum, car- gefwmber 19 . for Novorossysk and side while 3> was returning to - —_—— City trom 1 nobtown; Mo., Maurer’ was TO B. AND P. W. CLUB POST | Miss Lambie's experience as an "’"ltunm Lands Cargo of Machinery | States to a Soviet port. since the war, | rying_American machinery and mer- men ste] to the running board of Miss Marion H. McClench of Ann Ar- chin her Ameri roducts, | similar _ steamshi; 1 American | chandise for the Soviet Union. ’ 5 M"-K S]‘RIKE WAR - il 'mhw““x':fl:; M'ss LAMBJE 's "AMED bor, Mich., president of the federation. U' s' SH|P "‘ sov'ET PORT' the :&l;:s gl:d. the 1:::‘13 er‘::-; ‘;oru :vtll arrive n’é;!;rmvery 10 days ks 'r:e Exford sailsd from New Aock'an - ternational lawyer is expected to aid 5 v - her in contribuf to the success of the ! arrived at this Black Sea port yesterday. M AY BE RENEWEU JecORY PIABis hete Crdered et s | Washington Atforney Is Selected |activies of the Gammitiee. Miss s Lam: and Other Products. g Rasmus Hanin, representative of h3 to their equipment, and prepared to ob- % e holds degrees from Vassar, Ameri-| NOVOROSSYSK, Russia, October 10 |york, organizer of the first direct Rus- ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS tatn their supply from outlying poinis as Representative on Joint Con- | can Universlty and George Washinglor | #F).—Carrying a cargo of American ma- | sian-American_steamship service, said | ,,,’,{?,m: .'g“‘mfl“du ‘.'“f,,u"‘i"‘.{,;p'};“'.,:‘l gressional Committee. g::lm:}r&n: 'r::rnuon huts in France | p= == — =t g gisit tu Eenhersnn,g N : e Ne ived her terday of ¥ il Ao e i ! Kansas City Dairy Plants|aftected by the strike, but asserted an | (e ot niar of Ao MgaTet Taks- — I To Discriminating Home Seekers c Efi.’:fi“fi:&“fi.‘i’dfi.“;fl&“&‘.‘flcu Tom | bie, & Washington attorney, as repre- | Glass houses for the growing of vege- ||| % | Halt Collection After Sec- | fuersof the producers union said s | cntative to the National Federation of | tables in the British Isles cover 3,000 | Attention Is Called to I —emphasizes the fact Business and Professional Women's m larger percenta f the normal supply ' -acres,” of which 875 acres are devoted . rger _pel ge o Clubs on the women's_joint congressional that Furniture of le_ ity and Individuality can ond Dumping Incident. | vas afected and denied the denclt Wss | committee.” e seleétion was made by _to tomatoes and 275 acres to cucumbers. | THE ALTAMONT 7777 1901 Wyoming Avenue at 20th Street ‘ be Priced Well Within | By the Associated Press. Eckener Receives Thanks. i I KANSAS CITY, October 10.—More| o0 (o o (P)—Presiden: | i THE very best is offered here in an apartment home. The large ||| Reason. violence in the strike of milk producers 3 - e o et 3 von Hing~nburg yesterday received Dr. | suites in this building have recently been remodeled into smaller }| of the Kansas City district was feared | gugo Eckc-r. commander of the di- | - - 3 | ones to meet the demand. i today as a result of the second instance | rigible Graf ~eppelin. The German | { Inspection involves ab- of sabotage since the strike began Mon- | president .voiced the formal thanks of f TIIERE are available at present apartmenmts of fram ome room axd P o4 ! dav i ! ; i e iy farmiery oot [ T T el ond bath to five rooms, hitchen, reception hall and three baths. ; solutely no obligation. ing to the driver. stopped a milk truck ol $ il of a Kansas City pasteurization plant ¥ f nwrparated \ Open Fireplaces—Electric Refrigeration B o o e ois o e B 22 Telephone Switchboard—Excellent Service | 5 milk. group o men pour modern m Ve P i lons f; sday. . sa) Eut tyle expert, | J B HE e i, vt o e uck | B anerL e Wi he el ¢ 821 Fourteenth St. N.W. Randall H. Hagnér & Co. AMES b. 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