Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1930, Page 27

. THE EVENING STAR, “‘ASHTNGTbN_ D. €., THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1930. FILES BANKRUPTCY PLEA|FEDERAL CONTROL ]‘ MUZZLE HOT DOGS! W. . Woses & Sons H. J. Auth Submits ,Xndivid\lpl EVANSTON, Ill, May 15 (#)—If you Bt . con OF AVIATION URBED o s e o2 | Small-Town Airports Held Up “’:l:nm do your shopping if it is after 11 SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh National 3770 FORMER CONVICT IDENTIFIED HERE Suspicious Character, Ar- rested in Kentucky, Has Prison Record. * An individual petition in voluntary bankruptey was filed yesterday in the Development Necessity at Conference. District Supreme Court by Henry J. Auth, secretary-manager of the N. Auth Provision Co. The affairs of the com- pany are said not to be involv Auth resides at 5201 Thirty-eighth street and announces his willingness to s surrender all his property for the benefit of his creditors except such as are ex- empt under the law. The schedule of assets and liabilities will be filed by At- torneys Tobriner & Graham within the 10-day grace period allowed under the new law. The city council yesterday decreed the | 11 o'clock curfew for “hot dogs” stands | on the city’s streets, on the ground that | the aroma of frying frankfurters o:-‘\ By the Associated Press B B e i BUFFALO, N. Y., May 15.—Federal - control over all air movements in the int:rest of efliciency and safety was advocated yesterday by C. W. Short, Jr., manager of th: municipal airport. Tilsa, Okla., at the afternoon session Special in A Mid-Month By the Associated Press. value. LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 15.—H, A Wells, 25, Minneapolis, held with five other persons under suspicion of con- spiracy to rob banks, was identified Yesterday in telegrams from the Bureau € Identification, at Washington, as a former inmate of the Minneapolis State | Reformatory, at St. Cloud, on a five- sistant |LEHLBACH AND KENDALL TO ADDRESS CLERKS | Postmaster Mooney and First As- Postmaster General of the second national airport confer- ence of the Acronautical Chamber of Commerce of America. In pleading for more uniform methods of air traflic | handling, he said _establishment of standards by the United States Govern- ment would best solve the problem. Following & similar trend, a p read by Maj. John Berry, manager quality pric regulnr “Jack’s” p manent w complete - i~ . ave Tor Last Two Days the Cleveland Municipal 'Airport, w aimed at the establishment of a unifos Two shimnoos and finger wave year sentence for burglary and of the State prison, at Stillwater, Minn.. where he served an indeterminate sentence for burglary. The telegram also said that he wa ‘wanted in Miami, Fla., for hold-ups and for jumping bond on an automob: theft charge in 1926. Loulsville polic: had sent Wells' fingerprints to Wash- - included, The marcel top and ringlette ends All work guaranteed. Call Dist. 9718 Jack’s Perm. Wave Shop 1320, 1322 F St. N.W. 3rd FLOOR FRONT Bartlett Guests of Honor. e O i | o ¢| A drive to place small towns with sentatives ‘Lehlbach of N“;l populations less than 10,000 on the av and Kendall of Pennsylvania Will 4i5n map is expected to result from th: be the principal speakers at the annual | address of Frank L. Bertschler, airport banguet of the Washington local of | director of Beaumont, Tex. the National Federation of Post Office | e Clerks at the Mayflower Hotel to-| Scotch songs are to be recorded for ington. 3 | sdrighian : {wns was arrested as a suspicious ! uight, Mr. Lehlback will discuss the | talkles by a Glasgow choir. character, and search of his automobile | present status of retirement legisla- revealed {wo rifles and ammunition. He : h tion and Mr. Kendall will talk on the e b o gy o postal 44-hour week legislation of which | - » Pedera] | e 18 sponsor. | e e foted with the Tedersl! pestamnter William 3 Mooney and :'di't;{vexo‘ h;ynut;nr;“}w 0 © UPOR | former Pirst Assistant k’ml‘ulm;'hl Gea- Others arrested with Wells were his | 5al John H. Bartlett wil be €ics awife, Mrs. Regina Wells, and four men, | 06 (0008, Ehoines, B (e oD ;::‘L;‘r" ‘;‘L,"g’e”“g’f"{‘”%:"f{'} Hol-| 4ion of Post Office Clerks, will act O p eouee o Ry tmaster. S Puperion, 3, snd Clarence D-| Mary V. 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