Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1934, Page 42

D—6 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 2, 193¢—PART TWO. ITALY GUTS TIME |55 St 0% 29| GLIDER PILOT DIES | zancot vae et ct o [, s st o o s The journal said that this cut in|four groups and each group will be - 2 Bay. Spectators said the two glide t | conscript service is made possible by | called at different three-month periods cayne o gliders cu IN ARMY TO YEAR the extpenxwe pre-military service Lo; so that any given moment the soldiers IN PLUNGE lNTO BAY Harold Bowen, also of Elmira, who |loose from the tow and that almost , which Italian youths now are sub-|in service will be three-fourths men ey was piloting the other glider, also cut | immediately the one piloted by Eaton T “Pre-mi training,” said | who are already partially trained. By the Associated Press. ifx(‘ole;%'urmfife";':};‘;fi youths lin such | iz e By the Assoclated Press. loose from the tow and landed safely | went into a spin. It crashed on a | . ROME, Decembgr 1.—Reduction of |3 way as to create excellent soldiers to Rayon Plants Busy MIAMI, Fla., December 1.—Warren |in a nearby parking lot at the Pan- |small key in the bay. compulsory service in the Italian army | be moved immediately in the forma- E. Eaton of Elmira, N. Y, pilot of | American Airways Dinner Key base. A stand-by motor launch at the from 18 months to one year, was nn-[ tion training for war.” Rayon production in Poland is much | one of two gliders being towed over | Earl R. 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