Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1930, Page 29

MEXICANS SEEK LINDY'S RECORDS ' Crack Pilots to Try to Cut Time From New York to Paris | - DETROTT and U. S. to Mexico. By the Associated Press. [CO_ CITY, March 28—De- to break Col. Charles | Sp! incipal records Mexican army pilots on about the mu-a nnmvemry of Hndberlhl flight to Pari ustavo Leon and Dol Roberto Hmo both well - known international fiyers, will figure as the prmclplls 1n the daring speed attempts designed lower Lindbergh's chl Yorkm Plfll and Washington-to-Mexico Cit: , B8 & means o! demonstrating the lbllity of viators. Col. Leon expects to be ready in late April or early in May for an attempted ome-stop flight from Mexico City to Col. ch'o whfl lhell!! has estab- lished his lution, believes he can cut 8 to 10 hpurs off Lindbergh's Washington-to-] Mexlco City fiight, made in December, 1927. —_— LIBRARY SYSTEM HERE MOST PERFECT = -will flyer | the sandwasa hem ln !he lut Mexlan revo- Myrtl § whose bodies | # % 4 . - Yore found In her home in Wlukenn 1905—1930 esday. “Silver Jubilee Year” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 28 1930. MAN HIT BY AUTO ESCAPES AFTER HOT PURSUIT BY DRIVER Detroit Police Tell Complainant Not to Worry, as Fugitive Probably Was Wanted by Law. automobile accidents, but told Bowdin id | not orry about “leaving the scene of an accident” (a serious offense this city), for the man probably was wanted by the law anyway. y_the Auoel-ua Preu 28.—Geral Bowdin is ail out of brelth the result to catch a man he ran over Dissenting, to his | heels again and eumlsunced nowain in a chase of several bloci Police to whom Bowdin reported the incident ‘aamitted that it Tvar & new wrinkle in the “hit-run” classification of it et e bl TWO FOUND DEAD Murder and Suicide Are Seen by ‘Waukegan, Il rulicn. WAUKEGAN, Ill, March 28 (®).— late Wedn: ‘The two were discovered by Bertie Brown, 8 years old, one of three children. per had often made love to the divorcee and had threatened to kill himself unless she X Bro six months rs. wn was di from Henry Brown, now of 3 £ Mrs. Brown's | & & Our Twenty-fif of Public Service LA COSTE’S WEDDING Months to Wait for Return of His' Health. uy mo Associated Press. m . m)‘;n&:‘rfl—mm La Coste, N nn| wedding to Mile. almrmem la Phone District 5215 th Year BAIN POSTPONED . .5 . % A A siege Innn French Tennis Star Has Several | in last May's French hard court finals Chaume, golf champlon, for a second time, this time indefinitely. of Il health which 'hen La Coste caught a bad cold match with Jean Borotra was given as reason for the delay. ‘The cold spread to La Coste’s bron- chial tubes, necessitating withdrawal d retirement to the| eral months’ recupentkm ahead be!ou he will regain his strength. I N I R SR T S R e SELF-STYLED DRY CRUSADER ARRESTED Asserted W. C. T. U. Representa- tive Claims Liquor Was for Grand Jury. xy uue Auochufl Press. March 28.—Miss Beuian A!lnd it ;stsled dry r, indi transport- gro yesterday was she claimed she was | FESTIVAL QUEEN CHOSEN a grand jury s evidence. ‘Wednesday S BURG, Fla, March gg while PETERS showing the liquor, which she sald Was | (£ Mre. Helen Mae Miss Alired to make $500 bond. awaiting word from t.hn shta ‘Women's Christian ‘whi she claimed to represent. long, narrow face; the body nl l hm'n :.nnd antelope' ice Union, ch ucond, ud Frsreeti gl gnu has the head of a bison, & ey WILL RECOGNIZE THESE Qatholic University President Tells Cosmopolitan Club Luncheon of Advantage. ‘Washington's nbflry system was as the complete of any h the Unlted States by Mgr. es A. Ryln pruldent of c“hol‘c e yesterday at the ‘weekly l\lnchezm of the cosmopoutan Club at '.hg c-num esides the Library of are wd Te ” to 40 icnh!r Dl‘lVIfie libraries of note "lr Ryan ‘inld that Catholic Unlver a0t to dupl! unduplicated in this country. With an expenditure of $965.000 for instructional costs tremendous business asset to Washinz~ ton. It is the policy of the unhenuy M um. to spend its money in the tlined buildings $8,000,000 md guu which does not lnclude oth!r lchooll in the mn William Cal lh.hln. pluldenz of the Cosmopolitan Club, introduced Thomas , & new member. Fred Felman and Charles Lanman won the attend- ance prize, JAPANESE GIRLS DINED Honolulu Honors Five on Way to Thank U. 8. for Quake Aid. “HONDLULU March 23 (#)—Five \panese States ald given e an in .Yup-n in 1923 were g: s H h-nr here yumnhy Later a Was to tendered them at tg; apnnc consulate. Germany is standardizing the sizes and shapes of goggles. e Creeron Millinery Co. 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