Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1931, Page 22

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C, AUGUST MODEL AIRCRAFT ENTRY TIME SET D. C. Contest Registration Must Be Completed by Next Friday. Registration for qualification in the 1931 model aircraft tournament, sched- | uled to begin August 31, must be in the hands of the D. C. Model Aircraft League by Priday of this week, it was announced yesterday by John H. Wil- liams, director. Model aircraft bufld- | ers residing within ;. radius of 20 miles of the Capitol building are eligible to register. The tournarent will be in 12 events, commencing August 31 and continuing through September 4, it was announced Bix of these will be staged Indoors. Prizes to be Awarded. A number of prizes are to be awarded | to individuals and groups. A 30-inch silver trophy for the District champion- ship is to be awarded by the Aviation School of America. This is to be a “continuing” trophy. It will be awarded yearly and engraved with the name of the winner. The Ace, or Silver Ace. winning the highest number of points | in the finals of the tournament, will be | declared the D, C. champion for A small trophy will be presented to the | champion, to kezp. The Committee Cup will be given | the Model Afrcrait Club or Center| whose mernbers win the greatest num- | ber of points in all events during the tournament. To the winner of the highest num- ber of points in each class, a wrisi| watch will be given. The second high- | est winner in each class will receive| model building tools and a kit of su lies. The third highest winner will given a winder and kit of supplics Every fiyer who scores one or morc | points by any flight in the finals of | the tournament, will receive the certi- | | | League, in green and white feit, for use | on sweaters | Ex-Groom to Be Best Man WIS BEST MAN IN ’13 TO WED EX-WIFE. June Ramsey (right) 18 years ago, the best man was his life-long friend, Sabino de Berreneschea Maraschio (above), millionaire sugar ficate of DCMAL and Wings of the WKEN Adolph Erdmann (below), wealthy New York yachtsman, married | + Luncheon Planned. All awards will be made at the| planter of Cuba. Maraschio will marry the former Mrs. Erdmann August 30 and Erdmann will be best man in a ceremony on Erdmann's cht as it rides at anchor off the Connecticut coast. The first marriage ended | luncheon after the last contest Septem- | 113 Reno divorce years ago A & Photo, ber 4, at Macfarland Community Cen- ter. The judges will be announced later. The first three events, indoors, will be held August 31 at Constitution Hall; the first three outdoor events, September 1 at Bolling Pield; the second three out- door events, at the same field September 2; the final three indoor events at Mac- farland Center, September 4. In case of rain the outdoor events will have an extra day in which to be held, Sep- tember 3. All meets open at 9 am. Principal rulings include: all events are for duration of flight, indoor events except gliders, are for rubber-powered airplanes; motive power carried in planc itself, tractor, or pusher; outdoor events, the same ruling, except for dynamics and gliders, each contestant is to be allowed three official flights in each event; all planes must be made by con- testants and operated by them except in cases considered warranting special consideration by the judges; dynamic mofle“ s m;‘u; m;e!omh"or n‘ofl:re pro- pellers, wings and fuselage; rockets es- pecially are barred. TEN MORE INDICTED IN STRIKE DISORDERS Eight Face Syndicalism Count and Two Charged With Con- federating. By the Associated Press. HARLAN, Ky.. August 22—Ten more indictments in the coal fields disorders were returned here today coincident with the first release on bond of any of the 34 men charged with murder and the filing of a suit charging bribery and corruption in an effort to put in office & man supported by the striking Eight men were indicted on charges of criminal syndicalism and two on charges of ban and confederating officers of law. Joe Cawood, school trustee at Evarts, wher: four rsons were kilied last May, was re- [oased ‘on $35,000 bond. He had becn in jail since May, indicted under three murder counts. ! State Senator Hiram M. Brock filed | an answer to the suit of A. B. Combs | of Hazard, whom he defeated for the Republican nomination in the thirty third senatorial district August 1. | Combs recently filed suit charging vio- lation of the corrupt practices act He named county officiais and all Har- lan County coal operators in his suit. | Brock's reply asserted Combs, his friends and C. W. Napier, assistant | Federal district attorney for the north- | ern district of Kentucky, had promised pardons, paroles and suspension of sen tences in both Pederal and State courts | in return for voting and working for | Combs. Pormal orders for change of venue in | the murder cases are due to be made‘ Monday. LONG, CYR QUARREL ON WEST POINT TRIP Lieutenant ;Grr;;;mrorr 7Deciincs lu; Accompany Louisiana U. Team to Army Game } | By the Associnted P BATON ROUGE. La. August 22— P. Long and Lieut. Gov T are in another row This | the proposed trip of and Louisiana State University The Governor had announced he would make the trip with the Lieuten- ant Governor, the president pro tem- pore of the State Senate and the secre- tary of state. leaving Louisiana gov- ernorless for about a week Today Lieut. Gov. Cyr notified Gov Long in a letter that he would not make the trip because be would be busy in his campaign for Governor, and he objected to letting $450.000 get out of the State in transportation costs It brought a belligerent reply from Gov. Long, who declared he would go anyhow, as he had found out & way to tie the hands of the Lieutenant Governor so that he could not act as | Governor “for a mizute” He did not say whet his schel was, however. | ov. Long refused to leave the State heretofore to prevent Cyr from mounting to the governorship tempo- rarily I The Jast Congress handied 25000 bills and resolutions in two_yea | WATCH REPAIRING BY EXPERTS The repair of yowr watch does not comulete the (rams- action between us, bu! estab- lishes our obdzelon to fulfll our guarantes ¢f scrvice, parts Used in Our Repair Duoariment 'sre cuuine Msteria BURNSTINE’S 927 G St. N.W. DIAMONDS w 9% PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH Here Are More Just Arrived! 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Tablecloths, 6 wanted sizes $2.95 10 $5.50 Searfs, 5 wanted lengths................79¢ to $1.29 Arm Rests......_19¢ Chair Backs.......39¢ ; CATHOLICS SCORE SPAIN Church Defense by “Any Means” Threatened in Manifesto. SEVILLE, Spain, August 22 () — Catholics in Huelva, doba, Cadiz and Seville today sent a manifesto to the newsaper Catholic Opinion criti- cizing the attitude of the government of Spain toward the church, and de- clared they would defend the church by any means that might be necessary. BROOKLYN BANK CLOSED Deposit Liabilities of $5,366,000 Lead to Liquidation Order. | NEW YORK, August 22, (#).—Supt, lof Banks Joseph A. Broderick an- nounced tonight he had taken posses- sion of the business and property of the Globe Bank & Trust Co. of Brook- lyn “because of a non-liquid condition and depreciation in the value of its assets.” Liguidation will be commenced im- mediately and it is expected a dividend will be paid in zbout 90 days,” he added. 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