Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1930, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1930. the larger cities of the United States and Buenos Alires. ‘The new service is to be inaugurated by Pan-American Airways over the longest ocean route flown on resuln & schedule. The first trip, to be flown by Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, will in- volve a 12-hour flight, all but 1 hour i of which is to be over the openc:‘ebl-. 3 I;clugm[ nam-‘:nfle jungb.komcmm] ors Gracias s Thos, ; 3 LEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Will Fly From New York to|“Fians for pistrict participation in G STREET AT ELEVENTH TE i 7 the Nation-wide observance of the day Miami, Havana and a " Chi Cor Cristobal. Y . Wall . chairman. T ncond steps of the District Building. Partici- a By the Associated Press. pating in the ceremony will be Di ‘. the NEW YORK, April 23.—Inaugura- | trict Commissioners, W. Irving Glover, $1on of the world's Tastest international | Second Assistant Postmaster General in r mail service is charge of airmail; Charles W. Darr, the next task to which Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will :resldent of the Chamber of Commerece, bend his fiying skill. nd officers of other trade and civic =% He will fiy to Miami, Fla., today |Organizations. . y: f - in'the pline in which B sct & tranc. | LeUters of greeting to officials of vari- \ ‘ ‘ continental speed record last Sunday. |Ous South American cities along the / There he will take over the controls | foreign mail route will be turned over R /P of a Pan-American Airways mail plane | to Mr. Glover during the ceremony. 8 Y P [ ] {gr a flight to Havana, Cuba, llzr&g - ' m:‘” Sotletdon o Church Play to Be Repeated. pectations were th < CLARENDON, Va. April 23 (Spe- bergh would not accompany him. cial).—“Old Maids' Convention,” a play Start Fast Mail Service. given here recently with marked suc- rhe flght from Havans to Gristobal | CC5 b1 Dlayers ‘of 'the Community o The newest lines are worn particularly well will mark the Arst stage of a new | v A p . . P fast mail service between North and | 5iil be, repested at Washington-Lee P by a woman with a bit of a figure, but orily - South America, which will provide a | Fi8h Sehool Fridey nighe Tor the bene g CON . : . schieduie "6 Ghe " week "hetween New | it 0, (e, e ] if the coat is selected, as are all Palais Royal o bgh school, L e AR o } I 14 R coats, with the declared aim of being flatter- vays, call for Col. Lindbergh's flight to * e i : fi:fi’lnfi'usl.éf{a&;x& xg:fi. * s' 4 Say it with Flowers” [ ; ing to every type. If you would have style, e wi e Of at a.m. Sunday, | T . o . accompanied by & co-pilot And a radio : quality and flattery at a sensible price, see operator, on the flight to Cristobal. . h W d' . After a 600-mile fiight wr o [I' The eadain -5 ;%m'g?wcm&?, i,uf:;.,:ié’v.i'm;fd ;5;'..‘}, d g { ‘ these stunning models. , for ' fuel, i | D e putuw = 2] Decorations of sea to Cristobal, arriving there at 6 pm. R e Black Satin, with collar of Split i (/% miration are quite usually b 44 i ) il 1 T oury Pusmngers Later, S\/2 siton areiquite ke 2 : VA » .S:qum'el, {zas a beguiling jabot oo / line; a satisfactory coat now and Soutn ‘America to Santiago, Chile, end F lowers for Summer travels. and Buenos Alres. ~—for church and home Col. Lindbergh’s plane will be in = d i ; : constant Tadio communication with bouquets for bride and Blue Frost Crepe, with broadtail Jand stations of the Pan-American Air- attendants. collar; the low flare makes for a WV, Trippe said the company planned Faras® witkou Ghtination. 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