Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1930, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECKMBKR 4, 1930. RN QIS S R DI ESssmens Bmssmme eenimems L WINDOW SHADES In a4d:tion, the offcials sald, the four ises, the dep: L ing | shur, which trained Washington Reserv- | early efforts at flight and the work of 2 : \ -ummufleln\mfln will ists until recently, has besn sent to|the pi n ! S sanad IRAININB PR R B SRl Rt TR | Bk T o o e Sl MADE TO ORDER 8] ann Q! now 21 v TS. gpg&?c?mn Club, in Clevero. i { . e Const Gu Ve el i One destroyer will train Reservists in - » i the Boston, three wil E : “Naturalize” A 1:. ge. We feature this famous shade fabrie becau-n FLAG RITES TO DEAD S ety of Bosn, three i be % | \ERONAUTICS SCIENCE | ruauare e ,.,,",::1:: bezo el we know it is & qualty material housguiver Conspiracy to Obtain Mone - Navy Department Assigns, ity sres one will train Reservists at ing to “naturalize” aviation language, will appreciate. ; - a0y i s bl Vs A o et ¥ Do p Philadelphia and Camden. N. J. the LECTURES ARRANGED | puritying it of sts predominant forelgn | oA 19, o, send Washade is sunproof and washable. It wi by Threats and to Injure | graves in National Shroud. New Warship for Use Of | {ack wiil serve: Resorvisis mom vt soms- e SIS Jactory prices on et crack, sag or fray. I pyrexlyn hich 3 : A 0 & lg:k mem{nwpon'hgm another de- |P. E. Garber, Smithsonian Author- w‘;zi ;:ur Lan- 'lllc o !'-r'-" NOw A ; 1 H H By the Associa ess. rer rve 3 han, Lande: and indo: /' Business Charged in Chicago. | *yetuans o6 810 wuis, Toghedioss of the Local Reservists. ir:-’ - hile one :fiemfi:{mfi the| 1ty, to Deliver Series of Talks Every color. shade quality you've never before experience:. cause dea to ves ew Orleans and Hous Tex., grou] < O Bt BRRE Gl Gon ™| e o ol o 1 TR S S S| o Cethone Tove a 8s. y terda; - ew roye: 0 on luty are the fes of res on serdnautics at 'CHICAGO, :December 4. —Four men | quiniog tae yeteroor o Boreren Waes training’ purposes will be sssigned 10| Wickes, Phillp and Evans, whieh re- m:é:rmou:xlml 17 60, Adbarilr Wil foday were reportsd under indictment | Association to motify former soldiers | Washington under a prcgram announc- | cently erived dn the Mety Coast from vers erica in connection with the war against|anqd their families of this right. ed today by the Navy Department, which | the Battle Fleet, and the Fairfax, Tay- | be Inaugurated at 8:15 p.n. tomorrow R ol Iabor racketeers. Sy be Kept by tne next of | CXPiained that the vessel will stav here | lor and Tillman. The Claxton, now be- | in the McMahon Hall suditorium; when | made soft and white The four—Jemes Close. A. H. Cronin, |, "¢ dejm‘;“ e kept by of | for a tim: and then g> to Norfolk and |ing overhauled at the Mare Island, | Paul Edward Garber, curator of aero- | ME"'“I oLATuM Charles West and John J. Gillen—were i " N Newport News, Va., for training Reserv- | Calif, Navy Yard, will r:port on the | nautics for the Smithsonien Institute, rted charged with eonspiracy to ob- | Applizations for f13gs sre mede to the | isty at thoss ports. East Coast about February 15. = The | will deliver the first of four lec'ures on fabn money by threats and conspiracy to | Neareet divicional officer of the Vet | " pir aamitel i1, H. Christy, com-|U. §. &. Hamilton is o bs sent to the | the history of aeronsutics. Other groups feel it heal injure business by calling a strike. As- | €rans’ Burcau. mander of the Training Squadioa of Norfolk Navy Yard for experimental |on various phases of aercnautics will be eal sistant State's Attorney Charles Louns- b TR the Scoutin, ot, was ordered today |duty and will not be available for cther | announced later. Gorge 3. Bonzing Yindex, S ..,.,, and Awnines y bury and utozz S. Lavin said the m:n| Nea ly 600,000 acres in North Sumatra | to aseign TOY! attached t» h's|tacks until next May. Mr. Gnher 's subject tomorrow night ‘Manazer Your Window. forcing 61 sheet metal | were devoted to rubber this seascn. squadron to ports along the Atlantic' Just which of Lhzce vessels will come | will be “Mythology of Flight—Primitive AR NTERT Ny [ he HUB—Seventh & D Sts. N.W.msmememapazezemsx | he HUB—Seventh & D Sts. 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