Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1936, Page 44

330 ANNIVERSARY OF FLIGHT MARKED D. C. Program Includes Air §Tour of Capital by Civil Planes. Today, the 33d anniversary of the first airplane flight, is being observed locally and nationally as National Aviation day. The Washington program- includes s flight of non-military aircraft around the downtown section of the city, provided the weather is favor- able; a specially arranged aviation tour at the Smithsonian Institution and an aviation dinner dance tonight at the Shoreham Hotel. Members of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, Federal seronautical research organization, left Washigton last night for Day- ton, Ohio, where they well meet with their fellow member, Orville Wright, hero of the first flight, at an aero- nautical luncheon today. Vidal Visualizes Progress. Reviewing aviation progress since the first flight, at Kitty Hawk, N. C,, on December 17, 1903, Eugene- Vidal, director of air commerce, one of the party which left Washington last night, predicted that the next 30 years will bring aviation progress “even more breath-taking” than the past third of a century. Vidal, chairman of the National Committeee on the National Aviation day observance, said before - leaving ‘Washington that, following the es- tablishment of the present trans- Pacific air service, he looks for simi- Rar service across the Atantic in the near future. Experimental work now in progress looking toward sub- stratosphere flying at high speeds may bring important developments, he said. He also expects important develoments in the field of instru- ment take-offs and landings. A great increase in private ownership of air- planes for business and pleasure also 1s becoming manifest and should open a new field for aviation, he believes, Flight Planned at 10:30. All pilots in and near Washingten have been asked to take part in an aerial review today, passing in view of downtown Washington at 10:30 am. the hour of the first flight at Kitty Hawk. tor of engineering of the Smithsonian Institution, in charge of aviation, will be host at & tour of exhibits deal- ing with the Wright brothers and the history of aviation. A special list of 12 exhibits has been prepared for the occasion, and copies of the list will be available for visitors. Mem= bers of the Aero Club of Washington and the Washington Air Derby As- sociation, jolnily sponsoring the local observance, are expected to visit the museum dusing the dsy. The dinner dance, to be held at 7:30 p.m., will be under auspices of the two organizations. The program will in- clude a special floor show. . GERMANS FACE DEATH FOR EXCHANGE VIOLATION Goering Gives 6-Week Amnesty to Allow Law Breakers to Confess Deeds. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, December 17.—Violators of Germany's drastic foreign exchange law were given six weeks yesterday to settle up their holdings or face a penalty of death. Gen. Hermann Goering issued an “exchange amnesty” permitting Ger- dealings in foreign exchange before January 31, 1937, to escape the sabot- age punishment. Under terms of the amnesty, which applies to holders of gold or foreign exchange at home or abroad, the confessions must be made to the Reichsbank, but can be tendered through another institution. 79eruu FIFTH' At All Good Stor L. N. RENAULT & Paul Edward Garber, assistant cura- Fa v N. 1. Establh AL Lisles ~ Silks or Wools 2 pairs $1.00 to $2.00 the pair oot e rerts sreceres evatem mans who voluntarily confess their |- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, PRAYING FLOGGERS TELL PAIR TO “MEND WAYS” IS e Activities of North Carolina Band Reported in Region Where ‘Women Were Beaten. By the Associated Press. SOUTHPORT, N. C., L'ecember 17. ~Sheriff J. A. Russ of Brunswick County said late yesterday he was pressing his investigation of the ac- tivities of a band of “praying flog- gers,” reported to have lashed at least two men in the Waccamaw River region of Brunswick and Columbus Counties, with an admonition to the victims to “mend their ways.” Other residents of the community, the sheriff said, have received warn- ing letters. ‘William Inman and Jesse Cox, both of Friedland, reported that they were seized Thanksgiving night and flogged Genuine Walnut Bedroom Suite $ This moderne bedroom suite will be a complete sellout. A typical example of the tremendous value that Kelly is giving you. Modern bed and chest, choice of vanity or dresser. Only 25 suites at this special price. Buy Now—Pay Next Year KNEE-HOLE DESK A “Write” Gift 411495 ;s Handsome 3 rich walnut or maple finish. Panel sidesand back; shap- ed base; 7 roomy drawers. Open Every Evening ‘Till LOUNGING CHAIR AND OTTOMAN e You'll_enjoy the downlike comfort of this combina- generously proportioned, beautifully styled. tion, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1936. by & masked band in the same genersl | § region where half a dosen floggings, mostly of women, were reported sev- eral months ago. Pty SRR Publication Restricted. Polish news agencies have been for- bidden to furnish news to or obtain interviews from institutions connected with the activities of the military, state police or state organizations co- operating with the army in matters of national defense, GOV. WINTHROP Secrela ry 1195 Styled witl lieity & lonial Lots of space. Attrac- tive grille gla We Deliver FREE Everywhere Within 50 Miles P PO R N N VSR ra NSy §3'8 3 It is flour that is made for family use, and there is no such thing as “just as good” P ) RS SN 31 & ekl A " W . Just a Reminder If you want to be sure every hit of the Christmas baking will be a success use ington Washington Cake Flour.” Stanton Park Market 517 C St. N.E. s s00n be with- That takes d it is true of & Wasl and Martha M. Engle. as WASHINGTON FLOUR. Try it and you will see why. Use it and you will see why it is GUARANTEED as no other flour is— to give better satisfaction than any other flour you have ever used or money back. Plain Washington Flour The all-purpose Yourdealer sellsPLAIN WASHINGTON FLOUR—SELF-RISING WASHINGTON FLOUR—MARTHA WASHINGTON CAKE FLOUR. Ask for them by name. Wilk‘ins-Rogers Milling Co. Wohrstor flour. Reody to do any baking. Self-Rising Washington Flour For biscuits, etc., made without baking powder. That YOU WILL RESPOND INSTANTLY T0 A MUSHROOM RICHNESS MORE DELIGHTFUL THAN YOU HAVE KNOWN BEFORE Once you have responded to the utter charm of Campbell's new Cream of Mushroom Soup, the recollection of its sumptuous richness will be a standing invitation to have it again and again. & And the reason is, mushroom, mushroom, and more mushroom. And more double-thick cream, too —cream so thick it will hardly pour. »# Then, as perfection’s final touch, you'll find even more and still larger slices of delicious mushroom in it. If you're giving a party, this is the soup to start it off in the grand manner. If a luncheon—here is the touch de luxe. And what a sumptuous feast it makes of supper! » Everyone will marvel at its lavish mushroom richness. Campbell’s new Cream of Mushroom Soup is at your grocer's. Why not have it tomorrow ? a - Béa Martha Washington moist cakes that stay moist. Cake Flour makes deliciously -~ A A (