Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1932, Page 11

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NEW YORK, December 2.—Announce- | ment that an American company has he problem of building super- apable of passenger service be- tween the hemispheres has brought into the open a long-smoldering interna- INTRGUE HITED ON SUPERPLAES Suspicious Events While U. S. Developed Plans in Se- crecy Revealed. ggle for world supremacy in m of the air. earned today that the pre- cautious n 88! groundwork was carried on safeguard of secrecy, and | 7 has not || For ycars the struggle to determine | | which nation would eventually rule the | above the clouds h2s gene stead- | ily_forward. ish have extended airlines to in_ South the nucleus of a service Pan-American Airways has per- three | service linking America Takes Long Every one of these great tha —and there’s no better place to Buy Quality Jewelry than at the Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co.’s New Jewelry Department Wedding Ring Combination $59.50 This beautiful ensemble created in the latest modernistic style— Blue-white rfect diamonds of the finest v. A small down payment an make her a very Merry Christmas— ¢ 75¢ Weekly ¢/ In a 14-k. Solid Gold Setting, too. 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