Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1930, Page 28

THF EVENING SI‘AR WASHINGTON D C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930. Gonstruction of a unique type of| ABSENT-MINDED MAN u s wm. PRESS NEW TYPE OF GLIDER |z, upe nmwg,mg 2 500 sue- L ¥ ; MADE IN WASHINGTON | cest: mn nuhu. du hich 26 mem- A % Local Organization Makes Craft ,,.,‘,','{’o‘;':,"m‘:“‘,‘t‘.’m‘;‘fi o e 4 UNIFIED AIR LAWS = erece e e o i m | tabaknbe oo ‘nfi“r‘:hh mm";nmrfl : e BOOTLEGGERI . SX&C’E 861—SIXTY. NINEOYEASRS OF l;UBLIC CONFIDENCE o Aeronautios Men in | mwicis %3t Washitgin Gkt 4 Xnow Customers Were Same : 1861 ) Less Weight Than Utility Model. December. year of wfiv&v it was announced 8t Man, Georgian Tells Federal 2 the annual meeting last night, in the 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Na al 3770 Board of Trade rooms in The Star g Judge. F Street at Eleventh tion: ilding. With 44 State Legislatures convening | Ernest W. Spink ol sf | BY the Assoctated Press. early next year, the Federal GOVEFn~ | dont of the club, with Jack Gray ob Arst |, MACON, Ga., November 7—Eugene ment will campaign for unified alr laws vlee president, Paul Edward Garber, in e as an aid to aviation. charg: of meronautics at the Smith-| Careless to sell home brew, he tol - oA conference called by Secretary of | sonian Insiibution, s second vice pr ral Judge Bascom S. Deaver. i Commerce Lamont will he held Decem- | dent, and H. B. Henrickson, aircraft Grace informed the judge he sold a ber 16-17 between representatives of the | strument section, Bureau of Standas L4 Governors of all the States and the . Gray also acts as cor: I lzmmlmm branch of the Department | sponding muyry and Garber as re- me man, until the chu:a Commerce. cording secretary. tomer, a Federal prohibition agent, Federal Government will present Th: new glider has a 42-foot wing | Dim arrested. ¢ ¢ P #ts case against overlapping legislation inclosed fuselage, is of tubular bR nd- no;en(u-l du‘?xern';’ 2 ,;'.;‘ 5:..‘;?&" ldcomghu:tifinblnmvzdc]?s only 270 '\r'rhe lnrgest towel mills in ct,he world and seek for uniform - | pounds. club’s firs er, i t Ki lis, N. cation of Federal, State and municipal | e £ 2 B TNE loosted st Eamart laws, regulations and practices. T Tomorrow a Magician Will Be in Jects. Tegulatory Biate air law, adoption of Pedenl air traffic rules by the States pirposes of local enforcement, H!fl’w(i of local enforcement, State en- abling acts for airport acquisition and wnzrglland llmpurunce of uniform air- port, fleld rules. % . The outcome sought is an agreement Special Night Phones . A on e most advantageous division of E o S50 Foderal anthocitiey . o Dtates For Delivery Tomorrow o Included in the conference, to present - - - + opinions of those outside govern- Phone Us Tonight menta officialdom, will be dele the Aeronautical Chamber of merce, representing the aircraft indus- x Nat’]l 3068 | t0 11 PM Bivros'a5d the Natinel Ammear AL : Met. 4500 | Re g g : « s HiRO FO°© 20 States Require U. S. Licog™ Acceptance of Federal licenses for airmen is one of the methods of the "&nnmzm of Commerce to do away Lt I : Performances at Il AM. and 3 PM. lcenses for all aircraft and airmen. Nine States require Federal lic 1 A o S P those engaged in commerclal fiying and i Dnew uperior seven requ either a State or Federal {m Ti scaw's requl‘n g:m licenses H d C l le remain! i ing six have no laws ar Oa NATIONAL OFFICERS Some things the Special for Today - ATTEND INSTALLATION N et 03 &mndcrmn- of. 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