Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1931, Page 16

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C ’I‘HI‘RSI).\Y. SEPTEMBER 17, 1931. A_16 o P ) THE EVENING INDBERRHS READY | “E%os Routeo | MONARCH OWNS THIRDI e it e it S B et B FEHE 0 e oM ITY i s i [UBOL S WERIN : y Bridge, London, and| ~Several pubs in England, one of them ! bl from Rome. The libecclo, or southwest T Pellos - t e s wnee'd by the sov- | in North don, bear the name “Swan & - 3 Drosise i.:c::::::-. °|0F SWANS ON THAMES Reading are joinely owned b Vintner | vien Yo oo P Originaliy they were | Mussolint Tackles Project That Has e e s L BROJ, i A banies. 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' : i » farmer because of x Al X f By the Associated Press. FUKUOKA, Japan, September 17—, Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh’) arrived here at 4:01 p.n. (2:01 am, Pastern standard time) today after a 300-mile flight from Osaka. From here they Wfill{ p:‘ocleed ;flchlnluln R continuation of their aerial vacation L Offers These ‘The Lindberghs took off from Osaka, A Japanese industrial city at 12:58 p. m., e A ) N f Th B d R . Popular-Priced possibility of crossing fortified areas, an offense for which Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon, jr, American fly- 8 ’ ers now awaiting permission of the Japanese government to start & trans- - av‘n _o X pacific flight, recently were fined. ) S . * Fly Over Inland Sea.. The Lindberghs will spend the night £ P here. u"rhey” ne&(pcf!z t& l:{emof;, onume £ . more than 600-mile fiigi anking, ———— R l P capital of China, early tomorrow, 3 3 egu ar rice ° The fiyers enjoyed a privilege mot . } ) ! often granted foreigners—that of flying over the Inland Sea, whose scenery is 1 I 3‘16 .00. famous. Thousands of foreigners view == the Inland Sea from commercial ves- sels, which are permitted to ply the iverlike body of water splitting J i 3 | 3 i i In ‘half, but few are permitteq o0y . IE 3 Note the elegant lines and rich design of the GENUINE TG, And Mes.Lidiisgh Had another = WALNUT VENEERS. The foundation of each piece is gum- suial fence before their take- & i A i Ofk Thons Osek 46 fhie Sicte of & tion / wood. The cabinet pieces are made with dust-proof drawers and away. The colonel and American | ? / 7 4 Consul Dickover of Kobe found the NG / oak bottoms. stowaway in the luggage space of the ) | S 4 3 H { & ”n big monoplane. 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CONVICTED OF ASSAULTS AT : P2 / ‘ : Easy Terms Colored Woman Found Guilty of Attacking Policeman in Arrest. Despite the fact that she charged that / & policeman treated her roughly both in /4 Z | - A\ arTesting her and fter sh N : I / 4 F (INES 10 the,station house. Matllda Parker, il \ N\ ; NN ) Taiin i colored, 33, was found guilty by & Police \ : Al SIS Sm— Court jury yesterday of asaulting the | 3 \ ) 2 | - officer and colored woman. 1 _Policeman George Heath, first pre- cinct, told Judge Ralph Given that he was summoned to 321 Missouri avenue | the night of September 6 on complaint that & woman was being beaten, He said he discovered the Parker woman beating Elizabeth Taylor, colored, with s /] & TG NN\ ¥4 5 3 | “Majestic” e socks. He said the only force he used :1::1 to restrain the woman from hitting The_Paj testified . 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