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Evening star., 1928-05-08
MOTT MOTORS. INC.
AurMoRuf ntSrRlRUToRs
1907 l+th, l4l4 llth.
Ftank. As21. Used Car ueN
"WAII- ACE"
Frank az

tCaNN Ave. and I. StaA
Wills -. claire "SpeedSter''. s.Nsetea Dave
hNtSh unN>nal sesgsN. showing N1 eXtress@
" smart hNeS \ very tAxt lttsa taN e..
snrle oNe, Your car as aart nsXmeNt Sssp
cash Sad hstSnee ia h mNAths
Nash 'Sbo" aseNtel eouNe StiON cS rev
ear nrtce green nuca F0aable ssAt rev
tAF gaarSnteA SA6c eAxa yNuF SAr -
eau paNment and NaiARye ,R ts WoRtss
lsnecln de luNe nhaeteR, tWae tgaAe,t ta
t'ost - onN new ans tSpthtaN NIL Pc
bM~h 80 X0ar own tNsiGp. PyleA $SAN
>Seu cash, balance ntOnthtv
Evening star., 1928-05-08

,AFETERIA for sale. near Government
buildings paving business. Address Box
Evening star., 1928-05-08
MOTT SPECIAL.

We Viii he glad WHEN this used.car eXre
gNes back tN The faetWN he cNsts "a aaaust
h'> ttme ne nlTked aut = - Nssh Afv3nsesi
the Soed 0Nes. ftue ttreS heSutf,N p9vc
$eod ton AMI motcr that i RIGHT He
nnlN NNNN 80 me |"
Evening star., 1928-05-08

$3.50, terms n D Bradford r. Vtpens
Va. Phone Vienna So -
AuToNosu.ES hv auction M wes,Aler's
SSu "a ave NV eVeev "Wednesday ard
Ssturtsv 10 am.
proc PAINTING roNi nrlees SSS "a $50
other cars ~ prODorticR TRIANGLE NctNi
60 . New York ave nv
Evening star., 1928-05-08

WOMEN. mast 80 for outdoor work good
remuneration: whole or part time; health
necessity Room "O2 1909 L at w morn.
| ta,r-n .AAnln
Evening star., 1928-05-08

Cash Paid tor Diamonds,
Old gold silver platinum and antique
ieMelry. LOUIS ABRAHAMs. I'll G NV
ANYTHING TO SELL?
Phone Main las2 or Main gS3a
WEsCHLER'S. a@0 PA AVE NV
Household effects merchandise etocka
automobiles. etc Thtrtv-seven wears serving
tho Washington public
Evening star., 1928-05-08
Observation-Disclosures
fCOntinued.)


TYPEWRlTERS--W have a few that will
nave to go at $l5. Portable all makes
Also few foreign languages make your
own terms. United Typ. & Add Mach Co
l227 y. 7. ave. Main $500. s'
TfPEWRFTERS-Fine guaranteed rebults,
~ reasonable prices nothing sold or rented
that is not good. Washington Typewriter
Exchange. S07 18th sl. NV. Franklin 1914.
y. 3. GOVT. CAFETERIA equipment: refrig-
orators. steam tables. food chopper gas
ranges, dishwssher. Y. 6. steel cote go as {:
new cot pads ~ rs. Guaranteed garden
hose: Sc foot. Washington Salvage Co. 3O3
Evening star., 1928-05-08

HTDSON COACH-You'd he surprised for
s295. Don't miss this. 51S 10th At. ne.
HUPMOBILE TOURING 19@3-Fine con
dition in every way: must he seen 10 be ar
nrecia ated. a real harZaIn Cnl a1ne
Evening star., 1928-05-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued


GSAEEmERA GAZETTE: avo for is .'ar ASG.. so
si8.x. Star Once. %
PROFITABLE BrSTNEss--Itsed cars. auto
wrcckine: leaving town; sell $500 South
end Highway Bridge. %
DEL. CONF & FoUNTAIN-Fine corner
doing nice business: trial given; rooms rent.
S63. 725 y st. sc. . To-
GASOLINE. accessories; corner on boulevard
ness: long lease price. $1,000, terms. Ad-
dress Box "i5-X. Star office.
ROOMtEG HOUSE--Nicely furnished mod
ern fine location: small payment. balance
monthly. Address BOX 317.X. Star office.
CAFETERIA - Completely equipped: large
seating capacity: long lease; good business
easv. Address Box es2-x. star office
PROPERTY NEAR UNION STATION to ex.
change for clear ground: will sacrifice for
cash Address Box 21SX. Star office.
DOWNTOWN CORNER.
FINE LOCATION FOR SODA FOUNTAIN.
CIGAR STORE. NEWSSTAND NOVELTY
STORE. NORTHWEST CORNER 10th AND
d SITS. NV. facing Pennsylvania ave Low
rent and lease tn responsible tenant. See Mr..
Greer. David T.. Barry Tealtor, 1907 II at.
nv. Phone Main 1901.
RATED MANUFACTURER WANTS BUsI-
NESS EXECUTIVES TO omen oflces and
manage salesmen In Maryland, District of
Columbia, Virginia. North and South Caro-
paftv accepted Fast-selling Speciality: no
competition: canital REQUIRED $500 TO 81 600.
should not SO. 900 the first wear. For ap-
nointment phone DIRECT FACTORY MAN
WASHINGTON. a'
$4,000 CASH viii buy 14-room hotel. nartly
furnished facing Patuxcpt Solomons Md
Terms TO suit West 1888
Evening star., 1928-05-08
HELP--MALE.
franatnnaN
COLORED BOY.

Neat once boy with hcycls. ln real estate
Office must he energetic honest and have
pleasing personality: salary. $3.50 week
Nlp l4lS Eve st NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-08

mechanically. Can be bought very rsasnn-
ably Terms. 726 18th ct. between H and
Evening star., 1928-05-08

SECURITY Statesmen.
We CAN USE SEVERAL EXPERIENCED
MEN FOR SALE OF STOCK IN ESTAR,
SANKING INSTITUTION BOARD COM
POSED OF PROMINENT AND SUCCESS,
FUL WASHINGTON MEN FULL. SUPPORT
TO statesmen, APPLY 81" INVEST
MENT BUILDING
SECURITY statesmen
Unusually attractive proposition offers
LARGE earnings to a few competent salesman.
Room coo, 901 l5th 81, Phone Main 6l47.
SHOE SALESMAN-Must be
thoroughly experienced in mems
trade; steady employment, good
salary and commission Apply
Gilbert Hahn, Wm. Hahn & Co,
eth and h NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-08

I HUPMOBTLE ROADSTER i02s-Custor
edTipned: fine. new car. can ne pur"hased
for $500 of delivered price 726 l1th 81.
botWeeu n and pa ave
Evening star., 1928-05-08

pUPMOBTLE TOURING I922-Neaf. little
work. Can i've bought very reasonably. 1I6
I1th st. between n and pa. ave
Evening star., 1928-05-08
BOATS.

BOAT. ~ feet BIZ feet inches 16-hp.
LOthrOp engine: boat less than a year old.
r; r. Lee. Shadyside Md. or call North
Evening star., 1928-05-08
RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.

ARE YOU READY for the poTiticaI conven.
tions; Let us replace those worn-out bat
teTtes and tubes and put YOUR radio set IN
good workif order Phone Col Io1. Omen
day and niEht. r 8. Harris Co Inc. 2enO
18th at at Harvard
Evening star., 1928-05-08
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

. HORSES. about 300 Tbs each about o
wears old: excellent condition. See Holmes
Bakery staple foreman, 107 at. NV.
GOAT 81 female: giving milk. Cali 313 D
gt sW
Evening star., 1928-05-08
SCREEN HANGERS

SCREEN HANGERS.
Young men between ages of
20 and 80. with some experience.
Must also own an automobile TO
use for this work. Apply Wood
working Shop, South Capitol
and d SITS.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALESMAN WANTED for Washington and
Baltimore. With car: high-class men 20 sell
advertised lubriCatinR oils on commission
basis. Exceptional opportunity for hard
workers. Address Bcx c0a-X. Star Office.
statesmen. 3 fun time. 3 part time: good
chance for adv aneemert. Room SOS Atlas
BLDG 9th L. g sts. NV. . TO IL m. 10
SPLENDID OPENING for man with selling
ability who hae had inside or outside expe-
rience IN laundry business. preferably as
route sunerin'endent. by manufacturer Of
established niEh-class special machinery
used by laundries. In replying give are
experience and references. Address Box
YOUNG MEN s 90 travel With manager
direct selling experience helpful but will
train inexperienced and give YOU the benefit
of Years of experience, earnings can start
Immediately no investment required See
Mr. Heiser Metropolitan ssotel So
Evening star., 1928-05-08
SITUATION-DOMESTIC

I
| HOI eEKEFP1NG wanted by white woman
with one child. Small salary. stay nights.
| lnterNiew after $50 evenings. Address Box
siN-N. o11te
Evening star., 1928-05-08
HELP--FENiALE.
ffsnOtfnnadA

WAIVER experienced and finger waeer and
all.around operator: experienced; none pther
need apply. Address Box l63A star otitre
WOMAN. ambitious college, teacher or husi.
ness woman; earnest Christian tProtestaut =
@6.4S. permanent. fun time Christian etu-
estional work affortlins fine business onpor-
tuntty write fully Address Box iniV
Siar mn
Evening star., 1928-05-08

tJ3E, --..- --.-
COOK and rh8,nbernlald e0lored wish places
~ a. away foF Summer. with wealthy fam
~. beet references. North 43ls.
COOK eolafed girI wants place. CaiI anrth
5g8D. sai r n nv =
GEREHAI. H0usEWORK no cnoking. i9l.
ored SRI Call any TIME TUESDAY ibls
~ ) aRe, nv
nENEHAL HOuaEWOnE without laundry
SO KeHBeds IT. H.w. Phone Geatkia l6O7,
GfHf. Teliable. wants daH's w1ri, laundry
~ eGDklBR gG0d reterence. b5@7 QUE 81
6IRf.. reliable. e0l8fed wants afternoon
wGfk References, Craze Jones l770 VIII
larf 4 nv ---..-..-u
GfRt. eolGfed wishes place eeliing dinners
Hoprs -. Gail Pot9ua0 $50 between =
ani 2 ~, ,..--- -.-- .-.-,-.----.
GJRt. eDl,,, n wishes etiaee nurse. general
hopse~a ar ddsss N0fk, lDoj Dth 81 nv,
GIfif. fsiiabf 1nlnFad NaHts general house
Nofk Gail hDrtb 1hfn.
GIRL ~ants eaneral b0usaW0fk Refs 400
DIRL wants seneral hgpse~ork Gei Fla.
Ege Nv. r0tpnfan 1871
lIBf. e1ioisd AaDts evening work after
| . ~. 80 fHiida9s. Cali iiee 253A.
, aitsf,, good oeGk eeIofed Fetecenee 1907
Hih -. nv.
GiaL eolpred wanis dgss wnfk espatI.
s9sed tail AtlaHtia i3gi "
gal sggifged gi, ,i,. sishsse igays "t psrt t.ma
| GIRL s9l9Ifd SAINTS paa tiele Df ssfecal
llansf Wock Roed ~ fall II albaW
GtnJ sHts gantrsi House ~pils ~ dtA ~
,es ale. s9'b. Can u s9a g nv.
Evening star., 1928-05-08

HUDSON BROUGHAM. 1g27-Custon1 built
Appearance and condition like new. This car
Peerless Motor Co. l4th At p at Main $3.50
Open evenings and Snndavs
Evening star., 1928-05-08

WOMAN. 0penlng May To- Tor ono over 3,
to represent spencer Corset Co; no canvass
ing; give telenhone number. Address Box
pnlre
Evening star., 1928-05-08
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DOGGIE DINNER - The perfect dog food
with beef cereals and vegetables thoroughly
cooked. At ATHERTON'S. 15c pound can:
: cans = 33s Indiana ave.
BREEDING CANARIEs with young and
Matching. with cages. 1923 4th st ne.
ESKIMO-SPITZ PUPPY. male about 4
months old: SIS. Decatur s55. %
Evening star., 1928-05-08

LADY. colored, wants days work of any
kind: city refercnCe. Call 1"@l 1st ST. NV.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-14
GIFT NIGHT FRIDAY

Tomorrow night many of New Brtains live wire merchants will usher in Gift Night at The Capitol Theater The stores whose announce ments appear on this page are awarding gifts to all those present at the theater tomorrow night
 Be on hand You will have an enjoyable evening
The Washington times., 1928-10-31

The money they had saved to-
gether over a long period of years
is all gone and now their little home
in the first block of Fourth St.
II. e. is without coal or food and
they have no money with which to
pay rent.
Their story was told to The Times
today by Mrs. Clara Nicholson, IS,
the wife. She told of former days
when she was prosperous Swedish
masseuse and trained nurse.
During the war she took into her
home as a boarder J. Banks Nichol-
son, who Is now SIS. He was with
out money and without any way to
earn it. but she took care Of him.
His fortitude and ambition in spite
of his haRdicaps aroused her ad-
miration and they were married.
Then with her help and her eye
sight they completed an invention
which he had planned before he
went blind. 1t was a method to
control the direction of automobile
headlights so that they turned
when the front wheels OF the car
turned.
A patent was obtained and a COM
pany formed to market the. inven.
ton. The Nicholsons invested their
life savings, a sum amounting to
more than $4,000.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
Famous Recipe
For Stopping 4
Severe Cough

You'll be pleasantly surprised when
YOU make Ip this simple home mixture
and try it for d distressing cough Or
chest cold. 1T takes but q moment
To mix and costs little, but 1t can be
depended upon to give quick and last
ing relief.
Get 25h ounces Of Pinex from any
druggist. Pour this into pint bottle
then fill it with plain granulated sugar
syrup or strained honey. The full pint
thus made costs no more than small
bottle 0f ready-made medicine, vet II II
much more effective. it is pure, keeps
perfectly and children love its pleasant
taste.
This simple remedy has q remark
able three-fOld action. 1t goes right to
the scat of trouble, soOthes away the
Inflammation, and lOOsens the germ
laden phIegm. AT the same time, il ~
absorbed into the blood, where 1t acts
directly upon the bronchial tubes and
thus helps inwardly to throw on the
whole trouble with surprising ease.
Pinex is highly concentrated COM
pound Of genuine Norway Pine, con-
tanning the active agent Of cre0sote, IN
A refined palatable form, and known
as one BE the greatest healing agents
for severe coughs, chest colds and bron-
chial troubles.
Do not accept 4 substitute for Pinex:
1T il guaranteed To give prompt rellef
or money refunded.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
COPS READY FOR
HALLOWEEN

Halloween viii be celebrated to.
night with the usual costume
parade on the city's downtown.
streets, hotel parties and hundreds
OF private entertainments, and the
inevitable gangs OF boys in every.
section OF the city trying to do as
much mischief as they can without
being caught.
Police are going to be watching
these gangs closely, however. Major
Edwin b. TIesse, superintendent OF
police. has issued warning that
only harmless pranks win be toll
Grated.
Rowdyism, such as the stealing
OF ice cream freezers. the letting OF
air out of automobile tires and the
interference with automobile drivers
will not be allowed, Major Hesse
declared.
The police chief particularly in
structed his officers to safeguard
pedestrians from annoyance and in
suit and to prevent damage TO
property.
Major Hesse ii keeping his police
instructions secret, but he an.
nounced that he has worked out
4 set OF regulations which he be-
lieves will keep the violation Of the
law to q minimum.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
SERVICE
HAS 8 JOBS

Eight competitive examinations
were announced by the United States
Civil Service Commission today for
positions paying from 1850 to
$4,000 a year.
The examinations and the initial
rates of pay are technical reviewer
(editor). Forest Service, Department
Of Agriculture, for duty at Madison.
Wis, $1,000; associate mechanical
engineer. mine equipment, Bureau of
Mines, Department of Commerce, for
duty at Pittsburgh, $4,000; junior
biologist economic ornithologyl, Blu.
reau of Biological Survey. Depart
ment OF Agriculture. $2,OO0.$2.50O
Printer, tslug machine operator:
monotype keyboard operator; hand
compositor: proof reader), Govern
nent Printing Office, $1.O5.$1.10 All
hour; junior veterinarian. bureau of
Animal Industry, Department of
Agriculture, field duty, $4,000 per
year; cytologist, Hygienic Labora-
tory, u. s. Public Health Service.
So, 700; goat herdsman, Indian
Service, for duty at the Charles H
Burke School in New Mexico, 81 $50,
and senior scientific aide in
entomology and assistant scientific
aide in entomology. Bureau of
Entomology, Department of Agri-
culture, paying, respectively, $1,000
$500 and 81 ,620.$1,920 a year.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
FOR JURY
IN Gun CHASE
CASE

Allen Mosby. colored, who was
captured in chase by William n.
Grass, commodore of the Potomac
Boat Club. and Policeman II. G.
Johnson, of the Third Precinct, yes.
terday pleaded guilty to charge
of carrying a deadly weapon and
was sentenced to year in jail by
Judge John p. Mcmahon of Police
Court. Mosby was also held for
the Grand Jury, on a charge Of
assault with dangerous weapon.
Mosby is alleged to have fired
several shots at another colored
man. He then drove away in his
own car. but was pursued by Grass
and Policeman Johnson. who
jumped on the running board of
his car.
Mosby jumped from his car. He
was captured by Johnson and Grass
recovered his pistol which he had
thrown away. Grass, who lives in
the 1000 block of st. N. W., is
the brother of DR.. Ed Grass, former
resident physician at Emergency
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31

Before they had established a
market for their product, however.
their money ran out and the COM
pany went under.
Things began TO 20 from bad to
worse, but finally man came
along who liked The looks of the
invention and said re would form
a company and sell stock to finance
its development.
Their hopes rose again and Mrs.
Nicholson kept them going cy work
ing as trained nurse whenever
she could find the work.
The promoter gave them fre-
quent reports on mis- progress and
promised them bonus of $4,000 10
keep them alive until the inyen-
tion would carry them.
But he has disappeared. And
with him their hopes. They have
not heard from him for several
months and letters to him have
been in vain.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
u. S. Civil Service Body
To Hold Police Tests

The Civil Service Commission to-
day announced that It would re-
ceive applications from those de-
eirinp ~ become rookie cops" on
Washington's force, at a salary of
81 500 a year. Applications will
he received until November Is,
the announcement said.
Positions of park policeman, under
the office of Public Buildings and
Public Parks, will be filled from
the same examination.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the
II. S. Civil Service Commission liza
F st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
Attorney DenOulices
Dry League ''SnOOpers

"stool pigeons, hired or trained
hv the Anti-Saloon League, give
neriured testimony in liquor cases.
Harry WheIan, local attorney, told
the rally of the smith-Robinson
Club at its headquarters, Is Jack.
son Pl., last night.
"The Anti-Saloon League has
gone so far as to have one OF It's
sit in at the trial
of persons charged with violation
of the prohibition laws in the DIS
trict courts, jotting down what was
going on" declared Whelan.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
Mrs. Ruth @. Murphy
Wins ID. C.. Damage Suit

a verdict for $4,000 damages was
awarded against the District of
Columbia in favor of Mrs. Ruth
Owens Murphy. former employe OF
me Bureau of Engraving and
Srinting by a jury in Circuit Court
Oefore Justice Wendell r. Stafford
Today.
hrough Attorneys O'Shea,
Burnett and Goldstein, Mrs. Murphy
claimed that she was severely in
Jnred when struck by a street sur
facing truck of the District Govern
ment on February 3, 1921. at the
northern entrance to the grounds
OF the Department of Agriculture.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
Navy Academy Group in
ID. C.. to Have Own Club

Plans for a washington organiza-
ton of Naval Academy men have
been prepared by a committee
headed by Comdr. C. T. Jewell, re-
tired, and will be probably acted
upon at a meeting in the Army
and Navy Club on Friday evening
at o'clock.
Rear Admiral s. 8. Robson,
superintendent of the Naval
Academy, is expected to address the
meeting. Bylaws and a slate of
officers prepared by the committee
are on the program for action and
ratification,
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
CHURCH TO awe CONCERT

The Jubilee Singers from Mobile,
Ala, will give d concert at Mt. Yer
non Avenue Baptist Church at s
o'clock tonight. The board of dea-
cons is in charge. An offering will
be taken for the church.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
Cleveland Park Group
To Nominate Officers

The Cathedral Heignts-cievc1and
Park Citizens Association will meet
at o'clock Monday evening in
Guild Hall, st. Adams Church.
Nominations for officers will be
made.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
Blind mUentor Left
Broke IN Old Age

blind invalid inventor and his wife, who invested their
life savings in Of his inventions and then unable to
develop it commercially destitute
The Washington times., 1928-10-31

The above W0nts and offers are
only feW of many interest-
ing propositions you WiH find
advertised in today's Times
cLassified adUertisins seeticns.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31

Board and Room
BEAUTIFUL rooms near bath
for refined people. Reasonable.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
TIMELY TIPS
PersOnGls

- ACCOMPANIST of wide expert.
ence, graduate Of Leipzig Con-
servatOry, desires concert or
practice work.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31

Ap0rfments-Unfurnished
SIX ROOMS, reception hall,
bath, porch. janitOr service; all
rooms sun lighted. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31

Heating, Plumbing, Roofing
HEATING inStalled-IOwest
prices consistent with good work
and best products. American Ra-
diatOr equipment. Payments ar.
ranged to suit. One 10 three
years time.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31

Money to Loan-On Real Est0te
1st. I'd, 3d Trust Loans. 500.
$I.OO weekly: $500, $I.5O weekly:
$500. $3.50 weekly; 1900, $3.50
weekly.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31

Furnished or Unfurnishsd
Rooms
CLARENDON, VA. - One or
two furnished or unfurnished
rooms. hOt.water heat, electricity.
Very reasonable.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31

Clothing for Sale
COAT, woman's new Craig.
leigh light tan, size AZ. $3S
coat; sacrifice. S14.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
DRIVER IN ACCIDENT
GETS FINE OF $1O7
A. c. Rawlings Loses Case on Plea
That His Car Had Been
Stolen.

Despite the defendants plea that his
car had been stolen and that he was
not in 1t when it collided with Bal
timore car May 6, near Glenburnie.
Md, Justice of the Peace Albert II.
Dogge, at Glenburnie, last night found
Albert c. Rawlings, 526 Sixth street
southeast, guilty Of reckless driving and
falling to make his identity known
after collision. He imposed fines
and costs totaling $10750.
Rawlings reported to the Washing
ton police 10 hours after the accident
that his car had been stolen. He was
identified at the trial by occupants of
the Baltimore car as the driver of the
machine which struck them.
Detective Henry NJ. Jett and Motor
cycle Policeman d. r. Thompson Of the
NTH precinct also testified against
Rawlings Policeman Thompson said
he was told at Rawlings home that
the youth had driven to MARYLAND TO
see his mother during the afternoon.
Justice Dogge disregarded complaint
made by State Policeman Arthur Plum
mer that jar Of liquor had been found
in Rawlings car and that Rawlings
had no drivers permit, declaring that
Rawlings had been sufficiently punished
without additional charges being filed.
Evening star., 1928-06-05

NN|OlibAlluCd AACAii iA'0 NCN''
men climbed from the monoplane and
asked for cigarettes as its propellers
ceased whirling and 1t came to rest in
Albert Park. The cigarettes were forth
coming speedily.
With the motors silent the men
scarcely heard the thunderous cheers
of thousands of white men, Fijians.
East Indians and Polynesians who had
come from surrounding districts TO
witness the arrival Of the white mans
bird from across the waters.
1t was $50 pm. Tuesday by Fiji
clocks and $50 pm. Monday by Cali
fornia reckoning when the Southern
Cross passed over Ovalau Straits,
separating the two chief islands OF Fiji
Twenty minutes later the zoom OF her
motors was heard by the waiting
crowds in Albert Park and a few min
utes later the great plane was seen
coming over the hills east of Suva at
an altitude of 400 feet.
The Southern Cross clrcled the park
at speed of go miles an hour, whirled
out to Suva Harbor and then, banking
beautifully came down over the shore
line and entered the park at the SOUTH
west corner. Across the park 1t rolled.
traversing the diagonal runway pre-
pared for it and stopping on the eastern
side of the park.
The first to climb from the fuselage
was Ulm. closely followed by the
others. They we're officially welcomed
by Gov, Hutson. Colonial Secretary
Evening star., 1928-06-05
SURGEON GENERAL
BACK FROM GENEVA
Or. Cumming Participated in
Health Committee Work
of League.

DR.. Hugh s. Cumming, surgeon gen.
eral of the United States Public Health
Service has Just returned from Geneva,
where he participated in the work of
the health committee of the League
of Nations He also spent some time
at the International Health Office at
Paris.
Last year he was elected vice presi-
dent OF the health committee. but on
account of the delicate situation did
not officially accept. Nevertheless. no
other vice president was named. This
year DR.. Cumming was made chair
man of special committee which in
cludeS also Germans, Dutch, English
and South Africans to study the best
methods of fumigation of ships to pre-
vent the spread of disease by carriers,
such as rats. It was found that the
United States had done more than any
other nation so far to prevent spread
OF disease In this fashion, but consid-
erably more experimentation will be
carried on, principally in New York
Harbor
DR.. Cumming also was named on a
committee which includes a British Of