Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1930, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1930. B—15 - THE EVENING STUR WASHINGTON. D C. THURSDAY. MAY L M0 8 1 COLLEGE ACTIVITY GIRL RADIO SINGER [, smpeie, n e ot ol IQUOR PLANE LINE |5, %5, o o, 2 s i ot o0 4| LEND PIQUANT TOUCH rnoon at Seventh an : IS REPORTED MISSING |=en onday aitermoon ten: setarnin has made dally trips to the United| McColl said he did not know the lo-| ez e kg 1m'n":3'.yeaer=fibmor High “".‘225 OPERATES INTO U. S. states trom Walkervitie, Ontario, with cation of the American terminal of the mt‘:fl”fiu;fln "‘h"‘:l"“h‘e"‘:"‘ waibilirpn A friend, Levira Stewart, 15, ai % : i cam Feanistts Racoosin, - 15, Ias Mot Jemmcr o tory aWhils sad play bell Lot Mo ittt Ui L o e .| carnation is one way of getting ready but Jeanette declined, saying that she [y . M | The exportation has been carried on ‘We are exercising the utmost care, for Spding Been Seen Since Leaving School | nag to get home, Since then her parents aily Trips Are Made From Cana-| ,nder the supervision of Canadian cus- MeColl 1s quoted as saying “to see that “1117"“4 i s : Monday Afternoon. have heard nothing from her. dian Airport to Unknown Ter- | toms officers, the paper says, in accord- | the exporters’ operations are legal from | with blouses e e = H 2 J nce with a recent ruling of the pro-|the Canadian point of view.” | pique are not complete without the 2 danl Police have been asked to search for |she was scheduled to sing over Station minal in America, Vincial government that licensed air- _ Permission to export liquor to the Pique flower in the buttonhole. Wrestling Bout and Aerial a 15-year-old radio singer, Jeanette | WOL at 5 o'clock, her mother explained | planes may be used by liquor exporters. | United States will not be granted by the | Over here some women wear dress- : Racoosin of 701 N street, missing since | Police are investigating. | " Duncan” B. McColl, manager of the Canadian government under terms of a | maker gloves of pique. They are By the Associated Press. | corporation controlling the Walkerville government bill pending in the Do- | gauntlets made of the ordinary variety 3 % 3 Monday afternoon. El Maneuvers Also Shown by | e i CiCiher fseaites it Plewe Sue x DETROIT, May 1.—The Free Press airport, is quoted as saying that liquor 'minion Senate. ! of cotton pigue. / | home, Anything that has happened will| An attorney charged with non-pay- . be forgiven,” s the message her heart- |ment of taxes testified in a London Star Newsreel. | broken mother, Mrs. Sam Racoosin, |court that he lived entirely on gifts to Entrance 909 F St. N.W broadcast to her missing daughter to-'his children by uncles and aunts. crmmrs Ll & & 1 Special Values for Friday at is now showing on the screens of many of the leading theaters. SRR g W || TheJuliusLansburghFurniture Co. nished by the Victor Concert Orchestra Rosario Bourdon conducting. At Philadelphia, the leading track men were gathered to take part in the university meet at Franklin Fleld. It| was one of the greatest flelds of high jumpers in history. Fifty thousand per- JEANETTE _RACOOSIN. mbmhmed out to :‘e the college stars o estal new records. depicted at Winchester, Va., where a At Cambridge, Mass, the Boston p.:nm was held. Suzanne Pollard, “Tech” boys staged a stirring battle on | daughter of the governor, queen of the | top of .er‘u"fl\fil"d hut. It was | festival, was hailed as the first lady of | " # > £ the annual paddle rush. No one Was | Virginia. SixGmaney ! i m-,( On Monday, when she disappeared, injured, but the students came through | ——— HE—— § m. / the fight in tatters. 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