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The Washington times., 1927-06-23
Indy HERE FOR HELP
IN WRITING BOOK

nnerce. where he expects to spend
some time.
The Washington times., 1927-06-23
BYRD
CONTINUED from First page.y

come given him ten days ago.
There was no applause from the
knot Of Army officers and mechanl
les, Very few civilians were on
hand. A number of motion pic.
ture cameramen and newspaper
photographers were present but,
aside from their activities, there
was nothing to distinguish the ar.
rival of the famous flier.
Lindbergh made one of his famous
landings. In his fast, powerful
little Army Curtiss pursuit plane,
he swooped down on the field at
q pertous angle, leveling off lust
in time to avoid q crash and setting
his ship down as lightly as a
feather.
Has No Definite Plans
The transatlantic flier was ss.
eorted to Washington by Major
Thomas G. Lanphier, commander of
the First Pursuit Group; Capt. Paul
Wooten and Lieut.. st. Clair Street,
each in q companion pursuit plane.
After posing for the photograph.
Nrs Colonel Lindbergh was taken TO
the quarters Of Major Harvey Bur.
rel, comnandant of Boiling Field,
for luncheon.
He has made no definite plans
Tor his stay In Washington. He
said that after luncheon he prob
ably would go with Secretary Mao.
Cracker to the Department Of Com.
The Washington times., 1927-06-23
Indy Done with Fetes


Indy Done with Fetes
DAYTON, Ohio, June 2S.-Lind.
bergh is through with public demon
STATIONS. He showed that on his
arrival here. He refused to permit
the automobile which met him at
the field to take him through the
downtown sections, where a crowd,
estimated at $4,000 or more, lined
the thoroughfares to catch q
glimpse of the famous birdman.
When the reception committee in.
sisted, Lindbergh firmly threat
ened to leave the machine and go to
Wright's home in a taxicab, unless
the car was routed through the
back streets to avoid the crowd.
II the people of Dayton want to
see me" Lindbergh was quoted az
having said to Brig. Gen. william
e. Gilmore, commandment at Wilbur
Wright Field, ''it might be that I
can arrange to return at a later
date"
When Harry e. knight, president
Of the st. Louis chamber of COM
merce, and one Of Lindbergh's flight
hackers. was asked to explain the
sudden aversion of Lindbergh to
public demonstrations, his only COM
ment was:
I'VE couldn't afford. it."
1t was a terrible ftascO,F said
Mayor Allen Mcdonald, reviewing
the events Of last night, Colonel
The Washington times., 1927-06-23
Gets $25 Fine for
Threatening Driver

Charged with threats and carry
ing a concealed weapon, Reginald
Bodson, colored, today pleaded not
guilty before Judge Mcmahon in
Police Court.
Edward Davis, a driver Of a
truck stated that while going into
The Washington times., 1927-06-23
ROBINSON NEW
|. DRY QUIZ HEAD

w. B. Robinson, a tax investi-
gator in the Treasury, was today
appointed chief prohibition investi-
gator By the new commissioner, DR..
j. M. Doran.
Robinson succeeds Philip Hamlin.
who is to be transferred TO Bos-
ton as assistant administrator there.
A reorganization of the investi.
cation division was ordered by
Doran and will be carried out by
Robinson.
The Washington times., 1927-06-23

a bank. at S35 D st. N. W., and
depositing some money, ne noticed
the accused on the sidewalk watch
ing him. Davis said he jumped
on the seat Of his truck where he
counted out some change which
the accused noticed. Then Bodson
jumped on the running board of the
truck and threatened Davis. he
said. Bodson was fined $25 or rs
DAYS in jail,
The Washington times., 1927-06-23

Lindbergh had been promised there
would be no demonstration, and it
was our endeavor to keep this prom.
Use. We had arranged to escort
Colonel Lindbergh through the
city. and pay him the homage
which his exploit deserved.
The Washington times., 1927-06-23

A royal italian decree has
restricted both the Importation and
expectation of electric power.
The Washington times., 1927-06-23
byrd IS AGAIN
READY To CO
Continued from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
test board of the National Aero.
nautical Association. who sealed the
Paragraph on both the Spirit of st.
Louis and the Columbia, was sent
for and is expected to arrive from
Washington this afternoon. He will
seal the Paragraph on the America
The food that the four airmen will
take aboard the plane was ordered.
Byrd said the America would be
wheeled out of the runway about 8
or O'Clock tonight.
Byrd was pleased when a cable
from Clarence Chamberlin, the New
York to Germany flier, was received.
Chamberlin said in his cablegram
that 1t is Important 10 avoid fog in
Europe on account of the mountains
he would encounter if he goes as
far as Central Europe" He advised
blind through high foga las we
wasted much time and gas in this
manner" He wished Byrd "the best
of luck"
Byrd Sent His Thanks
Through the flight to Paris. the
America will try to keep in touch
Win SHlpS nj sea Dy radio. Lieu
tenant Neville said that he would be
able to maintain, he believed, a con-
tact OF 1000 miles at night. and 500
miles during the day.
1t was disclosed that Rodman
Wanamaker, Byrd's hacker, has ex-
pended more than $3.50, 900 In prep
aration for the flight.
This included the II foot triple
engined Fokker plane: a special take
off runaway: provision for relatives
OF the men making the flight in
the event OF disaster, and the finely
appointed hangar and offices at
Roosevelt Field.
Test Of Hawaiian Plane
SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 23.-The
hig tri-motored Fokker plane. which
will represent the Army in the 100
mile nonstop flight to Hawaii, will
make a trial flight today.
Lieutenants Maitland and HesSn-.
berger, who will pilot the ship
across the Pacific, will test the
various devices on their instrument
board during the cruise.
Evening star., 1927-12-02

OF becoming better acquainted with
members of both parties in both
houses, and that he has found this
medium helpful in informally advanc-
ing suggestions and ideas in the mat
ter of legislation. as we'll as advan-
tageous in the matter of learning the
views of his guests on certain i'm
portant matters.
The Presidents guests this morning
were given meal, which. while most
enjoyable and appetizing, was virtually
the same in its makeup as Is Gus.
tomarily served at the White House.
There were the usual hot cakes and
sausage and maple sirup, scrambled
eggs and bacon. toast, biscuits and
buns. preserves. coffee and milk
The absence from today's conference
Of Representative John @. Tilson of
Connecticut Republican leader of the
House, caused some little comment
when it was first noted, hut it was
explained that the President had him
AS a luncheon guest yesterday and
that they INDUCED in a long talk
dealing with the important legislative
matters.
Evening star., 1927-12-02
Enameled Chairs

Roomy. comfortable and
ever so attractive. Finished
in blue. Armchairs. Attrac.
lively designed.
Evening star., 1927-12-02
PARK ROAD BUS ROUTE
EXTENSION AUTHORIZED
Purchase of Four New Coaches Is
Given o. K.-Vermont Avenue
to Be Used by Line.

The Washington Railway & Electric
Co. was authorized by the Public
Utilities Commission today to extend
its Park road motor bus line by add
ing a loop at the end of il over a route
along Park road to klingle road. then
to Adams Mill road. TO Kenyon street,
to Eighteenth street to Lamont street.
The company also was authorized to
purchases four new busses to replace
obsolete coaches and was ordered to
reroute its Rhode Island avenue busses
so as to use Vermont avenue between
Iowa and Thomas Circles.
A request for removal of the street
car loading platform in Connecticut
avenue facing the Mayflower Hotel
was denied. The commission an
nounced that its attacl IS had counted
an average Cf 700 street car riders
using it an hour during rush periods.
Evening star., 1927-12-02
Thermax Waffle
Iron, S7.98

Aluminium grid that re-
quires no greasing. Ex-
pansion hinge. Nickeled
on white metal. Ebon-
lied heatproof handles.
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n Doll HOSPITAL

Does your doll need new
arms. legs. wigs. heads--re-
stringing? Then bring her
to our doll hospital.
Evening star., 1927-12-02

Four attract lively
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bowl. crcamer and tray.
Heavily nickeled with sill
vcr-plated lining. 9-cup
capacity.
Evening star., 1927-12-02

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First treatment gives results
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Evening star., 1927-12-02
Black Satin Footwear
Lends Its Simmer to
the Vogue Of Black
illustrated in Three
Charming Ne,o Styles

The chic short vamp opera
pump is one of the leading
fashions for formal after
noon and evening occasions.
Smart with buckle. $40.
Short vamp slipper with
round toe and new center
strap. Strap wide at bottom
tapering up to narrow width
where it joins ankle strap. $40
A smart new pump with
two narrow straps merging
into one and fastened at in
step with small black metal
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Evening star., 1927-12-02


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
FEDERAL employees
WOULD RUSH BILLS
Ask Congress to Enact Pending
Measures for Bettering Depart
ment Service Conditions.

Luther c. Steward, president, and
Gertrude McNally, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the National Federation Of Federal
Employees, today appealed to Senators
and members of the House to rush
enactment during the two remaining
days of Congress of two pieces OF
legislation which would authorize col
lection of information as a basis for
general legislation to improve person
mel conditions of the Federal Govern
ment.
One of these measures would pro-
vide for the abolition of the Personnel
Classification Board and would permit
commencement of the work of classf'
flying positions throughout the coun.
try in accordance with the intent OF
Congress as expressed in the classl'
fication act Of 1928. Mr.. Steward says
in his circular letter. The other bill
would create a congressional commits
sion to study the Federal retirement
system with a view to determining
what, if any, amendatory legislation
is advisable.
Neither of these measures commits
Congress to any definite course OF
action" Mr.. Steward points out, but
both have for their purpose the col
lection of authoritative information
which will permit the placing Of gov
ernmental personnel matters on a
sound, common sense basis. Con.
tinued neglect of Federal personnel
legislation means substantial loss to
the American taxpayer, and renders
increasingly difficult the job that must
ultimately be put through to a con-
clusion. Existing conditions demand
the enactment Of this legislation,
concluded Mr.. Steward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
SHOT WOUNDS NURSE;
MAN Is ARRESTED
George R. ludlow, SO, Sorry He
Fired on Mrs. Myrtle Good
win, 81, After Quarrel.

After a quarrel with Mrs. Myrtle
Goodwin, 27-year-old nurse, George
r. ludlow, 80, of ITO Eleventh street
southeast, today shot and wounded
her. The shooting took place at Al
V street, where Mrs. Goodwin was
employed on a case. 1t was at first
feared one of the two bullets ludlow
fired might have severed an artery in
the nurses left shoulder, but X-ray
examination disproved this, and after
treatment at F'reedman's Hospital the
patient returned home.
ludlow told police a story of why
he shot Mrs. Goodwin, but later said
he Mad been drinking and did no.
know why he did 1t. He expressed
regret and said he hoped she was
not seriously hurt. He was taken to
the Eighth precinct station house.
ludlow is said to have called at
the V street house shortly after $50
O'Clock this morning, and, after en-
Saging in a heated argument with
Hrs. Goodwin, it is charged, he shot
twice. Although wounded, the nurse
grappled with ludlow and disarmed
him.
ludlow made no attempt to escape
in the excitement following the shoot
ang. When Capt. Doyle Of the eighth
precinct arrived with squad of men
he surrendered quietly. At the sta.
ton house he was charged with
assault with intent to KILL Later he
was taken to police headquarters.