Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1936, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1936. " FLICHT WILL MARK IVWTIONDAYHERE Dinner Dance and Tour of Smithsonian Exhibits Also on Program. National aviation day will be ob- served in Washington tomorrow with » massed flight of non-military air- craft, a special tour of historical aviation exhibits at the Smithsonian Institution, and an aeronautical din- ner dance as features of the pro- gram. * All pilots in and near Washing- ton are asked to participate in the aerial review. They are to pass over downtown Washington at 10:30 am., the hour of the first airplane flight, at Kitty Hawk, N. C,, December 17, 1903. ‘Those taking part in the flight are asked to assemble at College Park Airport, College Park, Md., not later than 10 am. tomorrow. The flight will be led by Chester H. Warrington, president of the Aero Club of Wash- Take-off is scheduled for 10:15 a.m. The pl to fly d Easte: : Brantn to Hains Point and up the Here’s What You Get! Potomac to Georgetown University, Value ) 1 i i returning on the ailine route o Col- | Union Pacific Locomotive with headlight Here’s the toy your boy (or girl) is going to see first %o PAIK o the Aero and Derby |SiX Union Pacific Coaches s 6.00 Christmas morning. Nothing we’ve ever seen before group are expucted o viek the mu- Observation Car, dummy rear lights approaches it for magnificent value! Just think, such , The dinner dance wil be held ot |11 Sections Straight Track 1.65 outstanding features as reversible motor that will run S s SF e s Ll iaao. hundreds of miles, outer oval, 170 inches in size; re- :E:;“g?:fxwmfg;&r‘wnm 10 Sections Curved Track 1.50 :ersefmotor c(l))ntrgl, t}}:ro;:'lehirs)eed contlrol}; t:ir-cooled ene L. Vidal, director of air ransformer, bright headlig| rear lig circuit ecommerce, acting as chal of the i H i i ’ . : National Comnfif'f: on oE'e}?;m ot EoiECEElectiic Switches 8.75 breaker, die cast wheels and reduction gears—they’re ver: 'y e | | .. . . . D o atrend o luncheon | Reversible remote Rheostat Control 8.75 all included in this marvelous Marx train set at $9.95. . honoring Wilbur Wright. Transformer with built in circuit breaker In a proclamation setting the day e e anein iy o2 TOTAL VALUE $26.65 e vk i el Actual $26.65 Value! affliated aero clubs and chapters are s 4 . Make Your Selestion From This P A . planning for the observance in va- rious parts of the country. Airports Silk Gr 1.98 in many cases have made special plans Satins and lovely crepes in for entertaining visitors. Mass flights over communities in all parts of the pastel tones. Plain tailored and lace country at 10:30 a.m. have been sug- # trimmed. gested. Gowns RUSTLERS USING TRUCKS goyjand Pa- Means more for your money! STIR RANCHERS’ WRATH Association Will Demand That Wyoming Highway Patrol Force Be Increased. B7 the Associated Press. 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