Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1929, Page 6

D. €., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 19%8. AIRPLANE CONTEST. ] THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, restriction of transport pilots’ opera- | BUNF[D[RAIE BHIEF Elisabeth Morrow | |AVIATION OFFICIALS [fetshe b Ppiots win T3 Teaches Mexicans | | ATTEND CONFERENCE " T;,:’:g“,:, é@:&’:‘.fi?fi;{f-fi; Indoor ::::pz:l;‘::.:m:::.md tor| FOR WINTER STORAGE English Greeting —— e encnts ‘ol 'fl:nl rel;lsl:uoln _m R e ) r CE—— at- e vio ol T | '] By the Assoctated Press ;M’"“‘! Is for Purpose of Co-ordi- |34 G 45070 weriion o this city | which 1 sponored by Parker-Bridget FANCY GREEN MOUNTAIN J MEXICO CITY, November 1.— | | i i O e cawie sssistant dirctor of | o, will hold n indoor plane ccntest‘ s L Pupils of the Alberto Correa Pri- nating Inspections and New |G0% o & Ve Ryl eD. Kintz, chiet of | at the Gerdon Junlor High School te; mary _School Tuesday grested | ! ; the enforccment section; Joseph S.|morrow at 10 am., when the South’s Flag Must March Miss Elizabeth Morrow, daughter | | Regulations. Marriott, chief of the inspéction service, | iy planes of their own making. of Ambassador Morrow, with & st tnd Howard F. Rough, assistant chief || There wil be four events, with two cheery good morning in English, ! of the Inlpfl‘!ion service, all ol e g pr zes awart o inners of . With Soldiers if They GO | | When she arrived for her second | | Col. Clarence M. Young, Assistant |aeropautics branch, Department of | each. With G. A. R.. He day's work as A teacher. [ Secretary of Commerce for Aeronautics, | Commerce. * e — e i e Says. | €he began her “""k M"“fl'! and heads of the regulatory divisions | On the way back to this tur COU | $ bt ta _;d 5 T3 | | cat.” She is mcmu without a | | partment are in Kansas City today at- .h, e ot the .‘,.m Navy dn-mbm‘ On the latest model (¢ e Associ res et 2 A . Dm;“ms! ‘:'r;[{?:‘(‘:o l‘lrl’r(\‘ 1‘rAr}.: "r‘lt ;rr?"'fl xtrrt:‘m;m’l;n:;‘_vlyr-:m’::c:lmn !and Feceral aeronautical inspectors. JM'" fw,mi ,u":"_,io,v":‘b" - Sport (A'Oupe Potatoes will go higher as Winter ap- e it The meeting is being held to co- | by seeing oaches and we urge you to stock up now while the Republic, had ‘“completely blown | Tumber (Cut-Shows Tacrease. ; 3 himself out of water” by a proposs:. NEW FREEDOM MOVE J!::fc’;‘_"{'{ ‘,;“:m’:'dg:;h‘;‘;?c':“.":d01'151‘";2‘ e e e | MR. STUART you can take advantage of these low prices. Z3 \ v-two lumber mills that the Confederate veterans march schools in the nine inspection distriets. | | Neumeyer Motor Co. 5 1b: 15 Ib: 50 Lb. 1zo_u, e - 5 arned out 29,623.000 feet of lumber 8. 8. — with the Union veterans without dis- SEEN FOR ENGLAND rhe inspectors also are discussing meth R T ivct oweon iest 1825 14th St. Baat : w“ ods of putting Into effect the newly . promulgated regulations requiring the over the vear bsfore. The Firuse of Trustworthy Cars | e e > =« -~ - pllylnx the Confederdte flag. Gen. d. ¢ommander "((l }:h! United o Con(edcrne Veterans, sail re yester- ey L iie wonlllineject the invitation, | TAUL U-iEellog, iNew orlEdLtor, | The_invitation contained in a letter Discusses After-War Effects H 17¢ 49c JE s3 79 ; FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER - 49c, 2 95¢ QMOWOOOQMM“OMWOQOOMWW ‘ reads “So far as 1 know, there can be but Before University Women. one condition which stands in the way | al ouf’ coming together, and that is for | Paul U. Kellog of New York, editor as head of your organization, to|of Survey, was the principal speaker pledge to us that the Stars and Bars, and honor guest of the international fl your Con!edernt fl-g .thnll have no |relations committee of the American place in the par: * but that| Association of University Women last 1 h r the Stars and night at a dinner given in the club- wu “" g ‘md! house of that organization, at 1634 I st * ' . ] i . m;}l:nntl;‘r]} e s Bt earer| eliogg told his audience that England | i Ladles Ladies! Why commit arson in toastmg bread? asserted that he would take his time |is emerging into a new freedom and | G.'A: R. chief that the South did not lste war and hat Premier Ramsay oee tgybe dint ted Macdonald, standing for democratic 2 ol b | principles wholly and vigorously, 18 backed by the World War veterans. TAKOMA RED CHOSS MEET ‘The speaker gave a vivid picture of the premier's background, _culturally. | GRS politically and economically. Kellog | Body C-lpbr;:tn First Anniversary was introduced by Dr. Edward T | rican Uni- | antd'Brepates for Roll Call, i Davinerz tormerly ot “American i IN OUR MEAT MARKETS LOIN OR RIB PORK ROAST End Chops Center Chops w27c “23¢ .33¢ LEAN FRESH HAMS . 23c |8 LEAN SMOKED HAMS w. 27c | Fresh-Killed Roastmg and Stewing I Ik | CHICKENS ~35¢ in TPD]vinl and that he would tell the | understanding that had its roots in the versity, | m‘{,’r‘é‘m% duotoid purpose i view . || Wh'en these damty Krispy Crackers are so con- venient as a base for rarebits and creamed foods Red Cross poll call and to celebrate the first anniversary of its organization—the | Takoma Park branch of the American FOR RENT Red Cross held an open meeti ;];;\s(on;:esnnch Library at-1: an o'clock Two Bedrooms, Liv- afternos | % S Mrs J. B, Mertie presided over the | ing Room, Dining Room, . meeting. ~ The ram _included @ | i % short N ctors ot b bramch by Mis. F.| ] Kitchen, Bath and Re C. 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