Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1930, Page 16

EAGLE VINGS CLLB ENGAGES TEAGER Howard Behr, Licensed Air Transport Pilot, Will Give Flying Lessons. The Eagle Wings Flying Club, organ- ized by the Women's City Club, has engaged Howard Behr, licensed air transport pilot of Washington-Hoover Afrport, as flying instructor and has | ‘begun flight training, it was announced yesterday by Mrs. Lyle B. Steever, presi- dent of the club. The club has acquired a training plane. Though training flights dre made away from the city, students are picked up at Washington-Hoover Afr- port and flown to an instruction field several miles away. ‘The flying club offers first-class flying instruction not only to members of the club but to Washington men and women not affiliated with the organization. E. James Francis, C. Newell Atkinson and Lieut. Kenneth M. Uglow, Army Reserve, have registered. with the club for transport pilots’ flying course. Registrations are being received for the club's second ground school course of 24 lectures, with Lieut. Louis M. Rawlins, jr., Maryland National Guard Alr Corps, as instructor. Miss Amelia Earhart will be the club’s est of honor and speaker at a | juncheon in the Women's City Club Monday, December 1. Men and women interested in join- ing the club as flying or non-flying members and in registering for ground or flying instructions are invited to communicate with Mrs. Steever at the ‘Women's City Club or at 2400 Six- teenth street. Members of the Eagle Wings Flying are: Mrs. Burns Steever, Atkinson, . Hawley, chairm; . | sald this subject was chosen because of ANNULMENT PLAINTIFF Miss Edith Billhimer Charges De- sertion by Edwin Kinsloe, Who,. She Says, Was Not Divorced. to QUEBEC $1.75 BALTIMORE Every SA’ % te_return lllllfll‘..“»“'“, $16.00 CHICAGO Lr. Wathingionw ooty % par. $6.00 PITTSBURGH Lr. 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Licenses have been issued to 66 aero- nautical stations, and construction per- mits have been issued for 23 ‘more, which will make 89 aeronautical radio stations in operation within a short time, Mr. Terrell reported. Last year there were 97 planes equipped with radio apparatus, not including Army and Navy planes. During the year the number increased to 215. | “In order that life mav be properly | safeguarded,” Mr. Terrell said, “the | radio ‘atus on pdssenger-carrying planes should receive the same utten- tion as is now given to the radio equip- ment on merchant vessels.” AS TOPIC FOR DEBATE Junior Citizens’ Teams Picked to Argue Tomorrow Before Y. W. C. A. Audience. o TSy | ‘The desirability of legislation pro-| hibiting vivisection of animals will be\l ed in a debate tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock in Barker Hall, Y. W. C. A TH& EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘VVEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 19, 1930. FISHERMEN TO KEEP CLEAR OF NAVIGATION Lines Not to Be Changed Before Coming Season, Says Official. Inspection ‘Begun., Chesapeake Bay fishermen must keep-in their fish- ing activities, 80 as to be out of the way of navigation; will- not be changed be- fore the season, E. J. Merrick, ir, eivil r in the United States Engineer- jce . here, explained yester- day in conjunction with the inspection trip now under. way. ‘The district boat Chicago left Wash- ington Monday for the Chesapeake Bay country on its annual Fall in:mfion cruise. G. D. Rittenhouse, the fi‘ tor, will check up on all fish e buoys and lines within the Washington district, including the York River en- trance . The Chicago, Mr. Merrick said, will COLONIAL BRICK HOME l'!olnl.(flgfiv- vfifa P $125 Cash $45 Monthly Includes All Interest Taxes and Insurance INSPECT TONI Take H st cars_to 10k a yalk 2 squares north, of or_phone. % HARRY A. KITE, Ine. 1019 15th St NW. Nat. 4846, The debate is being sponsored by the | & Junior Citizens’ Alliance of Washing- ton, six members of which will partici- te. | p“l'he affirmative side of the proposi- | tion, “Resolved, that vivisection of ani- mals should be prohibited by law,” will | F. be taken by Luther B, Keen, Clara B. Mooers, Charles Scott Sykes and J. Mark Trice. Mr, Adams, president of the Alliance, the deep local interest in the question. ‘The Alliance hopes, by m:ans of frequent debates, to estabiish a forum | ‘wherein matters of current interest may | be ‘discussed by competent speak:rs. $5,000 VERDICT AGREED | Miss Bertha H. Reinhardt Injured in Taxi Collision in 1928. A consent verdict for $5,000 was awarded yesterday by a jury in Circuit Division 1 before Justice Stafford in favor of Bertha H. Reinhardt, Conard ents, for injuries sus- tained in an automobile accident Janu- ary 1, 1928. wverdict is agal the I X. L. 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