Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1930, Page 7

JULY 18, 1930. MAIL PILOT’S ASHES TO LIE ALONG ROUTE 12 - Companion Flyer to Pay l-‘i'n‘l Tribute to Maurice Graham. the plane that followed his on the William G. McAdoo P raams To Recall War in ‘Writing Memoirs ANTHRACITE WAGE RATES CONTINUED Tentative Agreement Re- | ported Reached Between Miners and Operators. Iv lhn Astoclated Press. 'A BARBARA, Calif,, July ll—wlflhm Gibbs McAdou Sec- retary of the Treasury dl;“m- tor general of railroads the | | Wilson admi m:.smtwn is writing }/ his memoir: ‘This wus “revealed Tuesday at his home here. Observations on wartime Washington are expected to form a part of the work. LISBON, Porti By the Assoclated Press. wu;,"&emmfi'&?: ‘The number of violations of the air 3 chosen LOS ANGELES, July 18.—The ashes | wilderness. commerce regulations continued to in- cnue durln the past three months, report on violations during the ueond quarter 0t this year, released by AIR RULES VIOLATORS |32 & s T gt Ty T RISE 56 IN QUARTER |52z over the orse toeee four, and flying without identification numbers on planes, three. The miscel- 3 o Junk Reaches Morocco. ing to $800. meted out for other vhht.lonn !n 24 i gfm wufh:umm of vinht.lons. 27 J‘“y L g‘y.h;‘:mlese:{:‘:'u:bn& mfigco;:gsg" of Maurice Graham, veteran puot will - . Budwig said. “Th Unlicensed licensed plane, Total of 177 for Three Months laneous offenses numbered 92.” Cmbhnel Mo- cases still are €O ere were 32 vio- Casablanca on Y.he first leg o{ h!! be scattered tonight over the airmail Nexf iron the bllyusr;loe most val- t. THAE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, 1 pilot 15; flying without navigation lights, reprimands, 63 Recorded, With Fines Amount- - = ePofl.u Vlnh'.kma ol me air commerce reg- attempt- iwig t to Tations'or the acrobatic provisions and journey to New York. Toute to Salt Lake City by the pllot ot usbly to man is probal By the Assoclated Press. | NEW YORK, July IE.—-Newspupers‘THREE CHICAGO WOMEN today said a tentative’agreement pro-| ARE MADE PROFESSORS viding for retention of existing wage | rates has been reached by anthraclte | pight of University's 200 Full Pro- niiners and operators. | The agreement, to run from Septem- | fessorships Are Now Held ber 1 next to April 1, 1936, also em- by Woman Members. bodies a modified form of check-0ff and | p. 1o Associated Press. a revised arbitration clause, No formal | | CHICAGO, July 18.—Announcement announcement of a tentative agreement et s of the elevation of three woman mem- The scale committee of the United | bers of the University of Chicago facul- Mine wnrkers of America, headed by |ty to full fessorships was made to- John L. Lewis, president, has been ne- | day in the University record. gounung with the operators for three | ““}. "ty Rickert, Ph. D., has been weeks for a contract to x'epllce3 the ish, Dr. Lydia J. present one, which expires August She ohewman of Under the, check-off provision of the = tentative agreement the operators would collect $1 a month from each miner for | physical culture. union dues. Any additional assessments | © Including these three, eight of the must be callected by the union directly | yniversity's 200 full pm’{m e from the women. The union in return has agreed to | a revision of the arbitration clause which provides that the wage question may be opened by either side once each year and submitted to a_committee of | two miners and two operators, the com- | HOW TO TAN ! mittee having the rignt to eall in dis- || WITHOUT BURNING interested persons to awist | — 1 \IANY peoplé _have the'minlken idea RICH HUNTER ROBBED | to th s u ;‘.;e’{?i.'n (i ’m &'r%\..i Rubber M;nuf«cturer \Surprises Masked Burglar in His Bed Room. inful lunbu EVANSTON, I, July 18 (®).— fercny e Geo! 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