Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1931, Page 24

S HAVERI RN INS AT R IV T S FE LRI T PR ERATS 50 Envelopes ; g THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, s e g e o ot mee. ¢ o4 BOY KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE, : and E [l e e oo o et with great disadvantages.” The reduction was effected in 1929 to rave money, as the Government pro- for maintenance of cach private mount owned by an officer. Reduction of Enlisted Force| Gen Henrs contended that lnder the d Te- to 7,959 Hampers Work anshi sulted and the horses were in ter S In general, the report found the of Training, He Says. 47¢ per box HAVE YOU SEEN OUR GIFT and HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT Second Floor. | morale high, but added that “ma | Caval fficers are sorely pressed fina. due to inadequate pay. ation of the Cavalry of modern developments although not to By the Assoctated Prece | _Reductions in | cavalry br its chief to Secretary Hurley ¢ | ment. | Maj. Gen. Guy | Cavairy's enlist ;reducvd o not supplant either | > of 369 men. C . but must be had | ferred to_the A Gen. Henry sail therc : | cient _Cavalry 1 I New York, Baltin mbu itk % | Ohio. c i’ 5 | Summer traini h modern cqu! ti-armored ks to repl: 7 fire-) of the Ca - The fire-power of the h."k"\:g: ment was “reperied a3 having, weex | “FJNEST STUDENT,” TEACHER SAYS of an air-cooled light machine gun for the machine rifle. WILL DISCUSS ARMS Armistice Day xeeflng on Topic of Disarmament Is Set. ks in history, Present international problems and]at McKinley High School, “never had|and they easily averaged A—the high- the coming disarmament conference will| & be discussed at an Armistice day meet- | manly and courteous boy” in her ing tomorrow night in the National classes than Preston Paynter, 15, who | spiration in that class, and I dread to {lost his life on his first airplane ride | go back tomorrow (today) to the sad | Press Club auditorium, to be held un: | the auspices of the Carnegie Endo ational Peace. Frede: of the endowment, ment for Preston Paynter, 15, Had *A” in History at McKinley D. EE‘E‘?!EE E g5 igifi’sgr High, Letter to Parents Declares. _ i —————————— i bt Miss Helen Hawkins, history teacher grades for these few weel finer student nor a more gentle-|est grade. be thinking and | ‘ned to death saving her life tate: o’ enroil - roll call Mid the other at but a al. All ed about T at Mc- 10-year-old REACH RED CROSS QUOTA | comebisareroie o e e whot doee fi'm ,m its quota “His bright, eager face was an m-|Xentucky Mining Town First to| Attain 1931 Goal. i A little Kentucky mining town was s was only 8 years | announced today by the American Red year-old brother | Cross as the first community in that in the 1931 of 700 | tors call a*“counter- lzruuuonmd'-mtjm-nhe. t and nurses. All drus . To Mother: -—flufltrole is also dren’s Musterole. 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