Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1930, Page 10

S pfi.entn street Heights As- ; sfiatlon Would Avoid Con- ‘mefhod of ‘making left- turns recelved the indorsement 6 Sixteenth Street Heighis Cit- Mluon 1n runluuan. Mvmed ond, i safety, “ “with the system | all over the country. Con- visiting motorists was em- as undesirable. Street Lights Asked. was taken requesting the ers to install street lights street between Twi m‘: Mq Juto Well | 'Twice—Is Resened' * Without Injuries Then neighbors called cut t.he fire department and he was rescued, with only a few minor Two Die in ‘Airplane Crash. LOS ANGELES, November 12 (#).— | Prank Priedman, 35, pilot, and Tom Bushers, 16, a passenger, were killed yesterday in the Wilmington district when their plane crashed and burst into flames. Witnesses said the plane was flying Jow before the accident. PLANKS FOR PEACE immflmflmn ‘ For this reason, he d-elu'ed. the United States m void mixing in any way maintain Admiral Addresses Advertis- | faris ing Club-on Stand U. S. Should'Take, 1 Four planks in a preparedness’ plat- form upon which he said the .United States should stand in its for permanent peace were laid down by |Pean Admiral Robert E. Coontz, U. 8. N, in an Armistice day meoch be(on ‘Washington Advertising Clul afternoon in the National Pre- auditorium, ' They were: 1. Carty out the provisions of fin nnllmll defense act. Bulld the Navy up treaty n:enm.h as rapldly pudble 3. Build up a merchant marine big enough to c-.rry 51 per cent of all the | Eul Nation’s lucts. 4. Avoid al] entangling alliances, The temper of Europe is such, Ad-. passes Europe in air tflnmum lin. said. ir transportation systems, ":Th. thl riorit; P(‘r:l.w Eul i .‘m superiority of ropean sys- tems has been lalked up for nevml yn-u. ‘Today, ver, ubl:‘ | During first _mon! hflurlr airplane service between the Na- o Capital and New Yor:er‘;wr:p«.» Ple were carried than ever were carried during a similar PIHI Ilne, 'hlch is "the finest in| period on the London- | INDEATH OF B0' [Action Taken Against Abie Plisco_ on Finding of “Coroner’s. Jury. " | Special Dispatchto The' Star! 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