Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1929, Page 20

20 FOREIGN CHEESE: |+ DUPLICATED HERE ir Conditioning Methods Overcome Handicaps in } Manufacture. E American ingenuity has turned its at- ntion to the art of cheese making, th the result that even Roquefort, hat district in southern France which as been famous for its delicious cheese | 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, BRITISH DELEGATION TO NAVAL CONFERENCE ' D.C. AIRPORT ISSUE GOES OVERTO APRIL £ SenateApproves Delay to En- able Committee to Study Capital Requirements. At the request of Senator Bingham, Republican, of Connecticut, the Senate yesterday extended until April 15 the time in which the joint congressional commission appointed to consider the airport requirements of the National Capital may submit its report to the DECEMBER 4, 1929.' and approved on March 4,” said Sena- tor Bingham in asking for further time on_the. report. ‘The joint commission last Bwnn{ede- cided to ask the House and ate to immediately a resolution which would have made $500,000 available for an early start on establishment of an airport. It was not possible, however, to get action on this proposal in the House during the first part of the spe- cial session and the present situation is that this resolution is still pending. Senate Awaits House Action. Since it involves an appropriation of money, the Senate will not act on this resolution ahead of the House. There probably will be a meeting of the Joint Airport Commission to con- sider the present situation early in the present session. . A guinea-pig is usually full-grown when six_weeks old. . o Forester to Make Address. LYNCHBURG, Va., December 4 (Spe- cial).—H. M. Sears, supervisor of the Natural Bridge, Federal Forests, will make an address December 9 before the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club at ‘Washington. . Heating of churches by electricity is being tested in Norway. “ SORENESS . YIEADS. .. S gl s five o T PRETRRD G SE D STV IEY DY ) Y D Y Y Y ) Y SO SOV PO Y, NOTICE TO THE Xmas Shopper or more than 800 years, may soon find two houses of Congress. The extension United States a closed market. 5 " t | = § Atr conditioning equipment, tempera- - - S CaL Orgamzed Cites Delay by Congress. Resp onSibility We Will Be Open Every Night for Your Convenience—Select Your Piano—Radio— or Phonograph When You Are Not Disturbed Join Our Xmas Club— The Leading Makes in Radios and Pianos. 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