Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1931, Page 42

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Young, |Assm.ant Secretary of Commerce for | Aeronautics. The two deaths occurred in the same 34. | accident Jate in November, when & com- "; bined mail and passenger plane, lost :|in a storm, crashed in California. One . | passenger was a woman and the other ‘No | was & mechanic employed by the air- 3 s of 3453 of the REvised Statutes of the es, respectivel iming any of {he abave the 2nd day of Febraary. t the: Rev o | ME n .<<tr‘ltnr i 4. hy WILLIAM R. BLANDFORD ibition = Administrator | Dated Decembe SPANISH | The Temple School Inc. Beginners’ Class in Gregg Shorthand January 7th, 7 O'Clock. 1420 K St. NA. 3258 DE JARDIN, FRENCH LANGUAGE Profs. from Pariz. conversational m Tapid progress. 908 14th n.w "!‘3!‘41 Felix -Mahony’s National Art Scheol Interior Decoration, Costume Dni[-. Commercial Art, Color. 1747 R. 1. Ave. North 1114 srevessetressesrrrsseeres Art—Advertising Interior Deeoration—Costume Design Life Class - Children’s Saturday Class New. 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C. berween MIAMI and HAVANA Direct Overnight Service Thiough tickets RK 10 HAVATLA wthadeylors M To CHARLESTON, Thursday and Satur Te GALVESTON, TEXAS— Saturdays. ALL EXPENSE TOURS Economical all-expense tours from New York: Flerida, 6 io 12 days, $69.50 up: Havana via Miami, 9 0 20 days, $145 up. CLYDE MALLORY Lins . C—Every Tuesdow, Any_person i | e | | ooonwooon»o“onn'onn» ; line which suffered the accident. He ¢ | was traveling on ccmpany business and ; [not as a member of the crew, and 50 | was listed as a passenger. 20,000,000 Miles Flown. Though final reports as to the numbe: of miles flown in scheduled air trans- | port service during the past six mon.hs have not yet been received, it is con- ‘rvatively estimated, Mr. Young said, ! | that there were 20,000,000 airplane miles flown and more than 60,000,000 pas- senger miles flown. | _ ‘There were only two other fatal acci- | dents in scheduled air transportation during the last half of 1930. Each in- volved an airmail pilot. Both accidents, as well as that in which the two pas- sengers were killed, occurred at night and in stormy weather. During the first six months of 1930 | {here were six fatal accidents in sched- | involving five | uled eir transportation, pilots, one co-pilot and 22 passengers, n the absence of final reports for mileage flown during the last six 7 BAnY DO AMBASSADOR +~HOTEL . POOL ... Wedding Cards Get Well Cards Birthday Cards : COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY 1424 New York Ave. N.W. E. Morrison Plpet Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. | A MOVING PICTURE MACHINE FOR THE HOME Kodatoy. It is a_won- slz derful movie projector. Films Rented—Complete Stock I LEESE o 614 9th St. N. W ; § § i o Constantly Varying Temperatures Are a Source of Illness Remedy This With a ,HRWRIATOMAT {E=s sonien] * For Full Particulars Write or Phone E.G.Schafer Co. Exclusive Distributors 4100 Ga. Ave. ADams 0145 0000000000000 0000000000 0“0000000“0“00“000’“0000 | Get Your Fruit At ORANGE GROVE 1210 N. Y, Ave. NW. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL We just received carload of Oranges, Grapefruit, Tange- rines. They are sweet and Mixed Baskets of Arti v i et shel. £110-51.50-81.35 Oranges or Grapefrult, bushel, i Der erate. ersvsslll Walants; & L. tor. L8100 $1.00 Every Wrt of Baltlmure iners shi, Tuesday, 6 P. M., rom the . a Merchants & .new, lar, e, luxurious, with a cnpucnty for three hundred passengers . « . sails for JACKSONVILLE and MIAMI A Jeisurel; and sj Pier ki Pratt S0, cruise over southern seas, warm . arestful salt-air trip, Visit , foot of Gay any Tuesday at sailing time and see for yourself the happy thron, embnrhng go aboard .J note the accommodations. Fri sailing to Savan- nah and Jacksonville . . . FARBS INCLUDE sheals, rogular berth. Thru tickets toall points. Autos carcied, $31.35 up. Ask fof des folder: A.T‘r 1338 H SEN.W. NatT4612 Wash. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, months, Mr. Young said, it is indicated mtmmmflnlmflown more pas- nndmmpounm olmsumdcmre-u.rfledmn et Increase in Safety Noted. m remn'nble incmn In Mety is Young to obeying regulations dealing with opera- tion, equipment, maintenance and sonnel, observance of the regulation against flying below an altitude of 500 feet, the excellent n\umy of aircraft and engines \ued. the assistance rendered by the Depntment of Com- merce through its 15,000 miles of lighted airways, 354 in‘ermediate land- | ings flelds, radio beacon service, radio | weather broadcasts to planes in flight. and extensive system of collecting and | disseminating aeronautical weather in- | formation. R LA HEADS BAR BODY Taylor Morrison Elected President of Cumberland Association. | Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMBI , Md., January 8.— ' Taylor Morrison was elected pmldmt | of the Allegany County Bar Association at its annual meeting Monday. Other | officers chosen were Philip Roman, vlee‘ | president; David W. Sloan, secretary; Willlam M. Somerville, treasurer; Harry | R. Donnelly, librarian; F. Brooke Whit- \ ing, Fuller Barnard, jr., Walter C. Cap- | per, Saul Praeger and George W. Legge, directors. * Fuller Barnard, jr.; F. Brooke Whit- ing and Willlam A. Gunter were named a commission to take action on the| deaths of Willlam H. Cole and George Louis Eppler. has been Paid on Savings —and more, ~TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. Shubert-Belasco — “Tomorrow Tonforrow;” -at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. Nfll—‘l— “Philip Goes Forth,” 8:20 p. “Frivolities,” 815 fia’— Fox—"The Princess and the Plumb- er,” llmm.,lfl'll“,sll,lll md 10:21 pm. at at 2:15 and Columbia— "He 's Angels” (second week), at 10:20 a.m,; 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, 7:05 and 9:15 p.m. “Thcse Three French Girls,” :t“; am., 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 and “Morocco,” at 11:20 am., 1% l'l;‘ gfi!’. 7:26 and 9:50 p.m. ‘The Lash,” at 11:46 am, 2:13:4:49, 7:32 and 10 p.m. I% Keith's—“The Crimina t 11:20 am, 1:20, 3:20, 5:18, 7 u and 9:18 p.m. letropolitan—“Outward Bound,” at 11 lh 12'!.122,411 6, 7:49 and A <2 —“Min and Bill," at 6:15, 8 and 9:50 pm. Central—“The Truth About Youth,” 11 am. to 11 p. r'ds—)(oumu Cry,” at 2:30, 4:20, 1 6:05, 7:55 and 9:40 p.m. Skl Hankow, China, has started & street- widening and developmenc program. 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Thurs. and Sat, l.m m $1.00 HOFMANN GREAT PIANIST Hall, Ere. Jan. 17 8:30 Bureau, s 500 s 92.50 on Drocs's. 1366 and G. Dis. 6405, GIGLI i S opie Teper, Met. Opera. s Shows: 'Yn Person— LEAVITT.IOCKWOOD Msfln lAlflY MRW POVLE Starts Saj “PASSION o Hfi%fier’ LEILA HYAMS TOMMY CI.IFFOKD WEST ng’cfi em 4dll at the MIGHTY ORGAN MAT. SAT. ONL! 'n: aulu A ev GEORGE KEI.IY Anl‘l" of “The Torchbe: howolt.” ~Cralg's Wil the !rldlll“- 2 Next Week,, Bes. Mon. Seats Selling. ROB{R‘ v NEWMAW Pfil:lflfl 2105 CIRCLE #one i A CAST. OP 20000 with QHN wnn MARGUERITE CHUKC RENDEL in_"THE BIG |cARoOLINA m.:m and omzvg_gvg TOBIN in “A LADY uucocgé‘ B 620 8 8t NE TODAY--LEW _ AYRES “AND LUPE 16 WEST." “Warner Bros, AVALON TODAY_LE A;;Z{S VELEZ IN w.mu Bros,’ E GRA| TODAY G)ucz LADY'S MORALS45" Warner Conn, Ave. 2nd McKinjey St. D C. | LUPE “B Pa. l"N ‘A T oth 84 Bet. D ana & TODAY-—-LORETTA YOUNG IN “THE TRUTH ABOUT YOUTH." Ave. & Ferragm st TODAY-—BEN LYON IN “A SOL- TOiER's PLAYTHING." 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