Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1931, Page 5

~HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1931. | arother attempt was made and P. *"lNAMES FOR WELFARE | nere 1nst night as & means of manitest- LAYS "<hutile” arman R. R. Buckley and several 7,000 CIGA_RMAKERS | ing their protests against the imprison- | ICE AND FOG DE ! g::?yo;;“}';,l'W,’;‘L‘fi;m'gfk“{': ot . THie Sasi ery” velsotad | ment of 17 persons arrested as com-| D, C, AIR TRANSPORTATION | of mai. BODY JOBS ANNOUNCED | by him and Mrs. Aud from a list of STRIKE IN TAMPAgmmm after ‘s demonstration two| plosiblsi | “Litie bored his way through heavy s | clent gt submitied by the State weeks ago. | fog, but a im of ice began to accumu- - X Nome of the prisoners has been able | TWo of Night Mail Planes Give Ints on his wings, He landed at Bolling [Judge Walter McCarthy Expects to ““Prt Tussell Lynn of THerndon has N d th up remains in ; i ig Field just ore 8 o'clock in the fcg Appoint Three in Fairfax been " acting as porary chairman Call 72-Hour Walkout in Protest | |0, F® oond and the B e aving | WaY to Railroads—Pilot Fights | 4% ith"s Yairly heavy load of ice. | Epcis b L A 6h Salitp ot Oom | Two policemen were wounded in trying | Way to Bolling Pield. | Kol Tounty. stereta . "';“'"::;'gk L gl i to quiet the disorder. | . . gt called o - 3 . Aihor veskn o iberabReri | - Toe TonNRiGE RN g AR VIR Mexioan Priest Missing. | Special Dispatch to The Star. overation with the new superintendent munists. given as the decision of manufacturers | yo. oreatect Winter enemies, combined | MERICO CITY, November 28 () — | FAIRFAX, Va., November 28 —Judge of public welfare. Mrs. Eleanor Aud, lo do away with readers in cigar fac- | ) T interfere with air transpors |’A Chmuahua dispatch yesterday said | Woller McCsrtfy, bas sigted thar e | oo SCo0, the abpoiniees have taken : ories. These le read aloud es the | today expects t) v, - ce. By the Associated Press. | workmen roll clgare. The mantfacturers | operaticns out of the Capital. i “tpé“’s‘-""“i Qafn::,; hfld{ ‘(’:‘::D“"fl | var of Fairfax, Mrs. Wilkiam J. Cleve. | A - charged they were spreading propa- | After two of the night airmail flights | at Camargo in the State o uahua. | land of Seminery and Mrs. Joseph E b '1;va. ‘l'ln November 28.—Cigar- | c/07°C oo 5 o kers w1 e pa‘:d the | had gone through fog closed in and | Apparently he had been kidnapped, the | Cox of Accotink as members of the| Kmbroidered handkerchiefs are being | makers, estimated by their leaders % |readers and were entitled to hear what two more mail pianes gave way to the dispatch said, and officials were try- Fairfax County Board of Public Wel-| import,e(; into Cuba from Spain and the number 7,000, were on a 72-hour strike | they pleased. 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