Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1930, Page 34

ANNOUNGE PORLE BULONG FERES | Marshall Field Il Plane Crack Up Halts Honeymoon By the Assoclated Press. KHARTUM, Sudan, October 10. —An airplane in which Marshall Field, 3d, and his bride were WASHINGTON, D. |BANQUET FEATURES ELKS’ FALL MEETING |&&'ie Maonan District . Deputy Grand Exalted Rauler Outlines Work and Ob- jectives in Address. t| COLONIAL OFFICIAL BOOED 7| palestine Police Use Clubs o Crowd Hissing Dr. Shiels. JERUSALEM, October 10 (#).—The Mc- | police yesterday used their clubs upon C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1930. a formulated at a nn- meeting unv LONDON ENDS SEASON OF*POPULAR CONCERTS IR, Music Enthusiasts Filled Queen’s Hall for Eight Weeks—British Composers Honored. LONDON, October 10 (N.AN.A)— tl’ru‘éur.y Has Contfécted for $43,000,000 Worth Since January. , |& crowd that booed and hissed Dr. making —_— down at Nimulo, on the Uganda - | Drummond Shiels, parliamentary sec- frontier, Wednesday. All ..:(-% Featured by a hnnu# -ngl an initia- and James A. 'A‘v'l'v" of state for the colonles, at Tel rendered by Mr. Shiels is touring the provinces. occupants of the o iy of the m: ;fi‘f“ program was ) 5 ‘District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler | tensivo membership campalgn w1 “ro et d a honeymoon, four broke October has brought to an end the fa- § Do Rosmus Lisios, 2o Rim: ) , ing Room, Kit promenade concerts which, under R ad Bake the genial but autocratic direction of oom and 2 Batl Sir Henry Wood, have been filling the e I Electric Refrigeration Queen’s Hall with music enthusiasts The Argonne for the last bt weeks. ool 16th and Columbia Road N.W. As was dons "y nights have been set for the per- McNamara. ‘They returned to Juba by road. By the Associated Press. The Tressury has contracted tor $43,- [ worth of public building since | #|| October is HECHT MONTH Froe Porking for Customers’® Autos—F St. Between 6th and 7th The Hecht Co. will not kmwingy be undersold. We will meet any price in Washington on identical merchan- dise. 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