Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1931, Page 21

40 BOYS TO TAKE PART IN MODEL PLANE MEET Yournament to Open in Constitu- tion Hall Is Part of Eastern States’ Project. Approximately 40 boys are expected to take part in the model aircraft tour- mnament in Constitution Hall tomorrow morning under auspices of the District fireratt League. local contest will be a part of the Eastern States Indoor Telegraphic ‘Tournament, by the Philadel- phia Model ine Associati which will be staged simultaneously 17 States as well as the District. The results will be telegraphed to Philadelphia, where the winners will be announced. There are gold, silver and bronze medals for individual winners and a trophy to go to the city with the largest point total. lon, in ‘The boys are divided into junior and senjor classes, with the junior age limit set at 15 years and the senior at 20. They will enter Ellnes in the following four classes: Baby rising off the floor, hand-launched scientific, rising off floor fuselage, and rising off water. Judges of the tournament are Paul Edward Garber, curator of aeronautics of the Smithsonian Institution, chief judge; Maj. Gen. n M. Patrick, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1931. U. 8. A, retired, former chief of the Army Air Service, and William Enyard, | contest manager for the National Aero- nautic Association. BOOTH IS IN HOSPITAL Removed From Yale Infirmary to Prevent Complications. NEW HAVEN, Conn, November 27 (#).—Alble Booth, Yale's foot ball cap- tain, who is 11l with a severe cold, spent | a comfortable night and his condition was reported good today. As a safeguard against complications, Booth has been removed from the col- | lege infirmary to New Haven Hospital. CREDIT ADVERTISING FOR BUSINESS SPURT 358 Firms Attribute Trade Growth to Public Notices and Pro- duction Methods. By the Associated Press. Advertising and production methods led other means used by 358 firms in increasing their business despite recent unfavorable factors. The Commerce Department polled scores of establishments, of which 80 said advertising was responsible, while 59 credited new production methods with bringing increased profits. As disclosed today, 254 firms said marketing methods had helped most. Iny advertising was used by 29 of these, 19 maintained advertising schedules, 5 reported “extensive” ad- - essive advertising,” 4 ,” 4 “reduced adver- ported “other meth- ods” of advertising. Increased sales efforts helped 37, 4 increased their sales forces and 5 sus- tained previous sales efforts. BROOKHART DODGING ISSUE, SAYS COLE Representative Demands Letter to “Big Bill” Thompson on Hiram Johnson Candidacy. By the Associated Press. Round three of the all-Towa-Repub- | lican altercation over ex-Mayor “Big Bill” Thompson of Chicago found Sen- | the issue behind vituperation, snd cb- ator Brookhart accused of ducking even | served he would rather ask Secretary while his opponent returned to the | Mellon for advice than Thompson any assault. jisimes oy e ) (e a_secon ement demanding from iner Hits Fishin; 3 Brookhart the letter he wrote Thompson A g urging a Hiram Johnson-for-President | HAVANA, November 27 (#).—The movement. _Several days ago he wrote | Mauretania was carried out of her Brookhart he would apologize to Iowa | Channel by current and wind as she for proposing an alliance with the ex- | Was coming in today and nosed into a mayor. insulting, and retorted whether the “Wall Street crowd” “Andy Mellon” inspired it. 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