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Evening star., 1928-03-30
PROBE OF BLANTON
CHARGES FAVORED
Texas Legislator Should Be
Subpoenaed MCQuade
Tells Mccoy.
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the machine were bringing load of
alcohol into Washington.
The indictment is in two counts and
alleges Taylor held up Joseph Bowldine
and Harry Norris, and took from their
custody one auto truck valued at $4,000.
belonging To BurkhaltCr. The second
count alleges that the policeman. with
out the consent Of the owner, took the
truck from Fourteenth street and Mary
land avenue northeast and caused it to
be operated for his own profit
Inspector Albert Headley investigated
the case and told the grand jury that
Taylor had stopped the truck III the
early morning and had directed the
driver To drive around the corner, There
he required him TO open the special
commitment said to have contained a
load Of alcohol. OF which the policeman
as said 10 have taken possession.
Conspiracy to violate the prohibi-
tion act is charged in an indictment
against GCOrce Jacobson. Jack Rubin
and Louis Butler. said to have leased
the truck from Taylor.
Conspiracy Charged.
The trio is said TO have conspired %
transport alcohol from different cities
in Maryland and Pennsylvania into
Washington Among the overt acts ot
the alleged conspiracy are that April
|. 1927. JacOns0n and Rubin met and
talked with Burkhalter June 6 they ar
ranged with BUrkhalter to buy an auto
chassis. and June 25 went to Philadel~
phia. where they arranged with Joseph
Blackman 10 construct body having
a secret compartment Il Is alleged. fol
transporting Of liquor
Numerous trips to Baltimore. Lam
caster. Pa. and Frederick. Md. arc set
out in the indictment Buffers con-
nection with the alleged conspiracy
seems To have referred only to the re-
n1oval Of the liquor after its arrival on
the truck.
Makes Thorough Probe.
The reports on FINELY and Hellmuth
however. are very brief and take the
shape Of letters addressed 10 the chief
justice McQuade's letter in reference
70 Flhelly reads:
BY request of the Gibson commit
tee the grand jury. of which I am
foreman. has made diligent inquiry as
10 the charges and statements to the
effect that the sum of $4,000 was
raised by gamblers in the District of
Columbia to accomplish the removal OF
Detective Arthur FLhelly from the first
to the twelfth precinct.
From the records of the Police De-
partment, Officer Fihelly was promoted
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EYnlOsiOn Kills Rov.

RICHMOND. Va. March 80 G49.-
One of tour boys grouped about a gas
main here dropped a match into an
opening 10 see the blue flames Thir-
teen-year-old Julian Williams was
blown 25 feet in the air and killed in
stantly The three others we're badly
injured
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Long Noses for New Members.

Masks having noses several feet long
are worn by new members during cere-
monial rights Of the Banning tribe. in
habitants OF New Britain. according to
information recently disclosed during
an chronological exhibition in Berlin
One Of the masks was exhibited, and is
said 70 be among the most unique
known
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been acquitted on all three occasions
Telling of his experience In the fourth
precinct, HeI1muth said, II was told
was going to get the hardest beat In
the precinct. / made every effort TO
clean IL up. / policed night and day.
One dsy discovered that a place was
being built at 210 Four-and-a- Half
street, booths being built and black
boards put up / had been in such
places before and recognized IT. as a
place for gambling. / requested the
captain to detail me in front of the
place to help break it up" Hellmuth
said the captain pointed his finger at
him and said, Il don't want you out in
front of that place"
Denies Charges.
Hellmuth denied the charges against
him from persons on his beat as de-
tailed by Capt Bremerman He reiter-
ated the statements made to the Glib
son committee concerning conversations
with Foreman McQuade and denied
that he had any knowledge of how
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Just at Easter time
va were fortunate IN
securing these spring
and summer dresses
At special price con
reEsiuus All the
n > " st materials
rclors and color COM
bjnatlonS Sizes for
eyerv figure
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Amazing to ssv the
least : Choicest materials.
tailoring for street. sport
or business wear. u you
are looking for n slBt
Won can do no better
than buy here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
NEW MARINE PLANE
IS DELIVERED HERE.
Curtiss Falcon to Be Tested
and Shipped to
Nicaragua.

new Curt iss Falcon two scatter at
tack plane. the FIRST tn he turned on,
nv the manufacturers for the Marine
Corps. il at the Naval Air station at
Anacastia for service testing. and as
soon as these TRIALS AT. completed the
plane will he rushed tn the Marine air
force in Nicaragua.
similar in design IN the Falcons In
general Use by III. Army Air Corps
he new plane, however. IL equipped
with IL 40 horsepower Pratt a Whit
ueN Wasp atr-cooled engine, the stand.
ard power plant of the Navy for ships
Of this type. The Army Falcons. in
general. are equipped with water
cooled engines.
Tho new plane. capable ~ a speed
OF around lao miles an hour with tull
military toad. In the newest IN two
seated types tn he adopted nv the
Navy. Three of these planes are on
order Tor the Marine Corps. and IN
addition 10 the one here. n second one
IN at Quantlco. The third il nea airing
completion at the turtlss factory. and
~ soon aH tests are completed hctSs
All three with lie huAed up and sent To
he war zone
The Falcon euhndles the latest
equipment for milttatN nGhtlnA
uiane A feature Of it's construct ion
ia tho observers cockpit. which IL
larger ana ruonier Than all others
built ta date The observer has -
tolispsihle scat. which can he fastened
against The side 1T tlc cockpit, AMI
Two stepa az Whi,h ~ stand While
operating hts machlne sun
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harding wha, work IL done ny any
other enploNe Of the bureau fcr aVT
side parties
Representative Elautoa declined -
attend the executive conference tasS
aIte.n noon.
Regarding MIR, HssntSns contention
made IN the RouSS Yesterday that MI
RyuNn had worked tog the nupen,
interests and received nt.e ~ Ten
thousand dollars GNy sych woFS, y
was explained IN the c>'ufe;rnSe ~
the civil service committee today that
after President 1'afts y>'mmlsssnu cn
ecnnomN and ~stteieney had eoac,QSs<s
It's work. Mr.. R,cwa Who wSS chez ~
that commission. enSaSed III private
practice "a business estsrlc@cN eNrevE
and ooe " his clients Al ghsG S.ne MAS
The DOront 60, wh4vh eaSsked Asm
"a make an appraisal ~ 80 rS.t:e,
ment sNStem SSmS wears later, While
he was chief 40 the k0TtNSU ~
Efficiency. tho pupNrt 90 ASKED M.
BROWN tn hgins this worn Ur ~ date
IN sncgher apprt i>Sl which Ne di&
The committee had Netrye " t>sg}V,
~IN>nderCe yHVrrtnx SNttei ~ three
years frcu 1924 e. sssN, showing sasy
his work Mas ,,,ps entirely rUts'de
NJ his hours ct enp@cN we"s with the
Government and thar his cssrtcSt
assistant Mas ~ shs nuyS'rE I>aVsNN
ana not on she k'etievtl Government
ptVvuN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
PRES|DENT'SA|D
WILL SHIFT POSTS
Col. Winship to Go to Philip
pines as Adviser to New
Governor General.

Col Blanton Winship. principal mill
tarv aide to President Coolidge. VIII re-
jirouish that post TO be legal adviser
tn Henry l.. Stimson. the newly ap-
nointed Governor Genera Of the Philip
pine Isla nds after accompanying Pres
ident Coolidge on his Cuban trip.
The President gave carte blanc au-
,hority 10 Col. Stimson to select his
STAFF OF assistants
The White House announced that
the successor 10 COZ. Winship as aide
To the President has not been selected
Col Winship. who is native OF
Georgia. has been identified in various
times with the Judge Advocate Cen
erals office OF the War Department,
lie possesses an enviable war record,
having received several decorations for
CONSPICUOUS action. but more recently
distinguished himself in connection
with his work during the Gen. Mitchell
inquiry.
from 1899 10 1902. lis neat service
was in cuba from 1906 10 1909. where
he serS ed for three years AS member
az an advisory commission with Gen.
rrowder for revision of the laws Of
tuba. His next service OF similar
character was with Gen. Funston in
the occupation OF Vera Cruz, Mex,
where he was officer in charge of civil
affairs which handled all matters Pc
lating to the Federal State and muni-
cluai governments. including the
question of customs duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13

tCori:nGsd t-9m US HNSel
Press, John = IA.nc@-; C..vsr>s,
Service George r Holmes, l-;=--s-
tSonsl News Service J S;S~
Young Washington S.Ar Av.hc-
Henrlng. Chicago T-tSu-- r'-~a
Pearson. United Srs,-s DAILY go
Christian Science Mentor A>A--s~
Brown. FrcViisaoe Journal. Max %
Dan. Ss.GGe- TaSsnlsgt C,S.syiS :
Pike. Chicago Tsss2v News Raw. '-'.;
d. Carroll FalkjslyhS - .
Ledger: Nsrry >,IyiS-, S-yo>
DAILY EaSl-, Carries : Groves. -
ton Globe, Beverly S-,.,A New "
George = Ch-.>,t~
~ PhiladslphuS Record. E>--&-t.< g;
Al2hSu,. Canadian Press u = " ~
ever. National MegArs.>, Press -
rsnHc W. Martin. Louisville -s-,s>
Edgar q, PiaShar,. Kansas C5:v S.x--
NHtus Steele. Ca-tSyS1 S,.ss,>s Me-
i;or: II. q. SexrsCa. ~ NraAo 'NcS
;. Connolly, iSsS pscyfo. NeNs>N -,
Excelsior. ana :. : Ca,vs-: as =
'S2tcAcesa, Western Cnson Re
SrsrA Go.
The f0llNw.rS rho;NSrArAsrs -:
nsWSr~sl ;'ea, :. = SrcWn. MAJ -
sold James NJ. iSll,S. Refer, II CNs-.-
ION. Charles ', Si,ussrS. Joseph Mar
and. 4. Z. AtStnS. NscA&ei ASs~t,s-
John =. Painter. Torn RewaE,s. L Co.
soy, Jerome FRANKIE. Thomas Ecsa-
aud Jack Riley
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ana dscIsrsd that there in "tsrrinn
oDp,@I,l0n" 10 placing = Temporary
market on the south side 0f Is street
we ought ~ lake hold ~ this thing
right now, select permanent sits
and put u pefIBs nhnt market there. i"
he ssid
=. r. Friday ~ E!sssdsis, Nd told
he committee maj ne also il Opposed
10 tsH EorsTy location for The mar.
hss ''rb. farmers want n permanent
msfksl selected nav" lie said. They
don't want 10 wait until ths commits.
slon men decide where 10 10. The
commission men will 20 where the
Farmers Market 10 looted. don't
rare where ~ 10 placed n tbs location
10 n1Tth of Pennsyiysnis sysnus. The
congnission msn have got 10 depend
on us
l.. j. Harrison ~ EuitlsnH, ND, also
advocated the ssiseiion Of d psfms neni
sits 81 this iinnA. Zine whole bone Of
contention. - ! sAs IT,. 10 me Center
Market" he sid. ~ you Gloss IL
July the commission men will ma
some place ~ NO The commission
men nov sfe Satisfied ana sts H1i say.
lps sGything We want n psrsas ne Ht
location In ths center of me city whsrs
IL will 10 sfssssiGle 10 tbs faftasfs
'sssd 4psssr fbitt" fN%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
PEACE TRIBUNAL. URGED.
Son,~rs 06erS Rr>ehatien in Hea<-
With Plan fer Solving Disputes.
~ lhs NS>N,sAteS F--sss.

Nv ses ASS~ssAtcS s~@sS
Establishment - 4 sVSsse, ~ srlNa,
HSlS - stjGGscsts s>NSsvS,N erSses ~
tween nations ~ \esga and SS,.sN
America = pscsNS>si - a resolution
prepared ,c~ia> eV Representative Ser,
rTS tSusOSrSs, New Ncs<
IRE NsSeFa wcut& yvS@g,A,@ ,cs Yvr>-
~; tG.sscstl Stv1;csCysS III gAe l~sisv~&
states ana Gyvas Eyl,a,r Ne Sasd, ~
supreme ;c:Su-8l IS 80 SHal I>,s.st
~ srpsNl Sai gag~,s ln,sel,spSsss: tsAr-
ErtstF1cS MSs%A WNGs& haN~ '.,s.<s3.>,
,'"a over the \cs:S, C~rsgAt S@i Sr2ta
AatSrsCaa sSSstssS
The sN'SVi0sca has S<Nsc preS<r-s>s
=; 'Als Gtuoe "a sas howe ssAs gSs az
sSt$S ~ 'as t>aa A.s,sysySa NNsNtrv~s,>,v.
NH give L ~ SNy0s >Ha&lSv pSSs SN,s
sIstSrsoNn, ~ Ss<N~ sssv>s
vi. t3aSe$rsa - RS (>sStraN As'aE~
sean tour has SGWe IRE SeS>s ~ a svv,
un'seySgaattseS between tA~ tAs.H
American crSsNssseS saa America 49,
ihlS 0egt~SSt ard * vNg'S ~ gsSyy,.t
asag'N sAs~i ~ sNrs SNStsa A. -
vested"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
FLOOD WIPES OUT CITY.
1000 Reported Homeless. 1000
Houses Destroyed In Brasil,

RIO JANEiRo January ~ tR,~~
rhe CIV of niamant'na state ~
Minas Gsrass Brazil has heen wiped
nu by floods say reports reaching
here
More than u Thousand houses are
~ IL u have heea a1stt,N al hN the
rushing wateia. which have .'seh
msiara aver thwi, hanhs five thon
SAND persuns. II In estimated, ais
homeless. and suffering from lack VI
foss, and naaleea AttsA..oa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
Miners Attacked
And Driven From
Ohio Coal Field

Nv the AssOCiateO PrHm.
STEUBENVILI.E. Ohio. January
f3.-Approxirnately $50 men in row
ing bands OF from 20 TO 30 attack.
Cd non-union miners on their way
10 work in the Rush Run mine
OF the Youghiogheny & Ohio Coal
Co, miles south OF here. this
morning, assaultin- six workers
and driving of score Of others,
Sheriff W. T. Allison OF Jefferson
County announced.
Sheriff Allison said he had been
given information that an attack
was 10 be made and was near the
scene with four deputies. but WAS
unable to pursue any Of the men
as they dispersed into small ba nds.
He decla red the situation was "seri-
Gus" Lieut.. Col. Don Caldwell OF
the Ohio National Guard, who is
on the scene. appealed TO county
commissioners for more sherins
deputies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13

aud atta<k planes ia >etNsrs> The
iNtSa,r sutStNo,teS the ald MAR
1tne I've uaNt,aWd saN tanr W Shem
are ta <tSaraxus While twH WNr~ are
en s,,uts TAts p,sas established sNur
wcr,s vaeegds tAr speed ARA altitude
As a sesesane and can Natnsaeu<sr
A single scatter ruSut plane At ash
altltudes
NMtng to 50 l,sht weight ana to
The air ee,,sd engine. the INGsslr
Mas sNle Ia set cut NJ the ttaN ssaA'
tug uelI alm,sst Ike aslsS0ntsf, a.
,teut. y, hitt desrs se<'d is Tas plAae,
With atheF thNss ~ nHss1 f,d its
l,hdil> 81 ,ittsA tsp,,tN aN,s at = SHARP
.4na,w ~ NtNiknt usSwr e~aA
have asr>swidtslse,. tlts TASK that tae
,NaAa ah, asS,aII,x ~ seialeas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
PACIFIC LINER SAFE.

BAN FRAECIscO. January IA LAp).
The Macksy Federal Telegram 90
mere intercepted b message from the
steamer Grfffco somewhere IN the
Washington coast, indicating that al
"ss well aboard The VeskeI which
started sending sOS calls Wsdnesdsy
night
the message was signed by Capt
Nsrtin ~ the Tinco ana addressed 10
the Inter IsIs M Eteamahip 80. Of Hon.
oiuin. owners of the ship. Il re
auestsd The ship be reported 10 the
s.samship company and Indicated all
Sss well aboard. She carried a crew
~ - and single passenger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
'AD00 DEFENDS
MERGER PROPOSAL
Wilson Plan for 7 Per Cent
Return on $5O,000,0 900
Urged Before Trade Body.

The guaranteed per cent return
on an agreed valuation OF S5I 900 900
for the merged transporta ton com
panies OF the District as proposed in
the plan drafted by Harley p. Wilson.
principal owner OF the Washington
Rapid Ira nsit Co.. was defended by
William Gibbs McAdoo. attorney for
Wilson, in outlining the plan yester.
day afternoon to the committee Of the
Board OF Trade on public utilities and
ira transportation.
MIR, McAdoo said this guara ntee is
just and equitable, and he did not be.
ieve ii would work 10 the disadvan-
tage OF the public at large. He fore
saw 4 tremendous increase in the
value OF the present property OF the
transit lines which would inure to
the benefit Of the public under the
Wilson proposal He said the rights
OF the stock holders must be cared for
too.
Cites Use Of Surplus.
Mr. McAdoo pointed out that under
the proposed consolidated opera ton OF
the Washington Railway & Electric
Co. the Capital Traction Co. and the
Washington Rapid Transit Co., II
would be possible for the city to use
any revenues over and above the
per cent return guaranteed to the
present stockholders. if there be sny
surplus. for the amortiZa ton of the
proposed $50 00n 900 capita liza ton.
This was interpreted by his hearers
TO mean that the public might even
iually become owners OF the transit
compa MES. in fact. should any sur
plus earnings he applied toward pur.
chase of outstanding stock.
Mr.. MCAdoo pointed out that while
MIR. Wilson has for some time carried
on negotiations with officials OF the
two traction companies they. as vet.
had not voted approval of the Wilson
plan, which. he empha sized. is not
nebulous, and is one designed for the
purpose OF etfsrting great improve.
ments OF transportation in the Dis.
jrict.
Engineers See Saving.
He said engineers who studied the
plan had found that tremendous
saving could he effected through con.
soIidai ed operation Of the three traC.
lion lines. amounting 10 more than
81 nftD 600.
Holding that the time now 10 ripe
for merger of the compa MES Nh.
NrAdoo said that the result would he
better service through rerouting OF
the lines. universal transfers. longer
rides for one fare. speedier and more
comfortable service. etc. lie said
engineers who studied the question
had found also that the present com
petitive traction operation 10 he zone
~ the most expensive and wasteful'
i'm the entire country.
Following the address. Jesse {.
Adkins. chairman OF the committee.
was authorized to appoint y subcon-
mi,tee 10 make a study and report on
each a the three merger plans now
before the Disiric; Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
MEXICAN IS KILLED
AS WOMAN'S SLAYER
Wife Of German Bookkeeper Muir
dered a. She Resists Robbery
Of Home.


~ the Associated frsss
MEXICO CITY. January l3~1oss
Lopez, -, stonema non, accused ~
having murdered Mrs Margaret Win
ter when she resisted a robbery at
toyoacsn SUNDAY night. was shot and
Killed by police today. They said he
attempted to escape
Mrs Winter was tho wife of Ger
man hook keeper here
Five pesos and small package at
Gigarsttrs were NIL that Lopez got
Ia his basiy search ~ the Winter
home fia feared n~ishhors would
answer Mis- Winters cries for heit
as she was heius dragged by him
mo Tie street. where hUf throat was
cat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13

BERLIN. Jsnnaiv ~ tF, A spe
fisi dihpateh fran knvno, Iithuanis
to-day sass that Leon Trio, sky has hssn
tssigne Ia editorial work In the Soviet
viii mt he permitted 10 publish his
inemOtts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
Nius Additional ttunar,

In tasd Lieut., Svhtit p,loted \ peOs
las torredo t'l.,ne In ths haMhiug plaue
race held Ia connection With tha MA
tlonal air meet al Mitchell Field, y Y,
+, o,ntns in FEW seconds hehlnd the
winner.
Marines aud NaNV aSiators hese
letned with ttcul Srhut III ntaiS,ug
the efficiency and stutdtness d the
Nought tWasU plane which carried
out every Wish VI the pilot and tcok
terrific heating, They weta elsted
over ths performance 1t this ship sN,
plaintng that unAvr ne ether SirNutn-
statues tn,aa tnahs would Il have Ia
tetked auei, severe test,
The toIsair, WhI,h 10 powered
with tho iaatt v Whitney Wasp
alr..uiea raa,ai enstna nj 40 haCse'
pnws.. h the newest at the <aNN aad
sAiavane s'us,.s ssso s~etvs as~elsatlA
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Gives Up as Wife Slayer After Is Years
In Order to Find Trace of Daue liter, 16

take his medicine" In order that an
organized search for his child might
be made
Valentines daughter was 3 years
old when he fed.
Police searched records and 1olind
that in 1914 Valentine had fled AFTER
shooting his wife. who jumped petore
her lover as the husband took ann
A warrant charging him with nfs'
degree murder was issued shortly
after he had told his story to the dis
trict attorney yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
Pollce itiii Approved.


BERLIN, January 10 ~. DR..
Qua Gsssier. minister of defense ana
holder ~ ths Trcutd for wee ~ the
cabinet since the foundation III IN"
German Republic, has rendered his
Fesis ma lion 10 President van Bin6en'
buis, giving ia hea III as his feasun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
Highways Guarded.

Scarvada enlisted The aid of State
troopers. who threw ont y gordon >pv-
eral hundred miles in circumference
Every hiG hway and side artery in this
section was under rigid patrol within
an hour after the discovery ~ the
body. while possenen secured the in
nsr terrain.
The dragnet began closing IN imIne-
diately. and police early today ex-
pressed the opinion the slayer would
be caught before night.
MIR, and Mrs. Schroeder were pros
trate. The couple, in modest cirCum
stances. have one other child Ken.
meth, Z wears old
\ grim chj.ct lesson 10 persons un
duly sympathetic with criminals was
provided last Eigh: by Sheriff Frank
Green. who called IN members at
avery woman's civic organizations -
the city and invited them 20 view the
remains of the child
The invitation WAS accer;cd end the
rlubwumen tIi~d silently NY the SIat
where the mutilated BODY hes At the
conclusion of the episode the women
were ushere,i quietly gu, ~ the
morgue, They were deeply Affected.
Il wanted 10 bring home 10 these
people Sheriff Green said. the
danger and futiliiy o! pampering Grim
mails"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
HUSBAND KILLER FACES
TRIAL NEXT MONTH
Supreme Penalty e. BE AsAsS ser
vslma West, Indicted Yesterday
III AAmmer Murder,

FFNsH
PAIN ssSN ltt.E, tNa},\ lSNsaaFN g
~A tS \T}etA Nest. CVage~<,Nt Me-.
snsr slaNeE ~ hAF sssS>~aa Ya,s,,a~
sNswsrd Ness MIL So ~ trSGl sO>s>s
time next es,,ata - 4 >ssvxs ,,e atss
d~SFN@ Mns1sT
fAs N,NeaSe ga NtaoN Ns 80 yNsrvS
NAsc, nUrssyNuAsn WaS laasStsa q
an ansxrsSseI gSartA, e~ySNgs - sss
Lake IvNatS srsaa y0yS ate NSs
tssSaN,
kNV>SeSa3NF seth NAuAa Mo 49,
presented at,sEa gh&w a. W .g.tssNrS "a
tVUF dANs e<'f,ss@ gAs e&t< sst>t<Agv1
aN WSasd ,tVsttt 80 sac ~ ~sas p~N
atty ~aeN me- ~ Ns>sNSSg tn tGstG
Na Mesa r~>S1>s1 tas RS~
eAlNAxe -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13

sOuTHA Engis nd. Jsnu'
airy ~ H1.--~A isnson n. HouEhton,
American AHlba SEA nor 10 Great Brit
ain, who has been visiting In the
iinitsn STATES, returned 10 Great Bril-
ain today. hissmbs rkins here from The
s,ss nship Aauits MIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13

Ai.MAATA. TnrI tstan, January
10 ~ FsIDrs received by Tsss. The
aasist nswa agency, cay tiiat 10 pct
sons have ps,tshsd In = snowstorm
which 10 sweeping tbs s1sppaa Of the
aftee1sssDsts sssts4Stes. ..s r ~ ,sss 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
Aviator Will Make
Long Trip to Show
Air Travel Is Cheap

BY the ASSOCIATED ftess.
CHICAGO. January 1S.-Ioe
Donnelian. OF St Joseph. Mich.
will ,ake-off from here tomorrow,
weather permitting, on hight to
South An,ertc1, - demonstrate that
transportation by airplan ne is eco.
numical.
Donrellan said today he would
take the air from the Chicago mu-
nicipa! airport ut / am. central
time. He hopes to make Atlanta
without a stop. There he will re-
main overnight. hopping OF for
Havana. Cuba. Sunday morning.
His plane is light single motor
biplane OF 125 horsepower. The
registration number is NX 1866.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
Pleased to Aid Good WI.

The Cubans will then experience che
pleasure OF having facilitated he gOci
understanding between al the powers
% our continent, simply By accepting
the political and economic inspiration,
Of new ideals. and me fun ccrn1--
hension OF our dss-&n.eS viii result
from better reciprocal unde-s,artirc
between the peoples who :n1aoi- ;h.S
fair and extensive paradise, cur Amer
Ca
For these reasons I consider :ha:
the sixth international American CON
ference will stand out IN The h1s-o-v
of our concii.a'crv activities. TO. as
The goal OF ambitions br=yi hy RE
anxiety % securing advantages hu-
as the starting point % al ample ard
generous in'ercon,insrcal policy sui
Iect. perhaps. 20 q precise appreciation
OF realities and o. duties
My present guests VIII gather ~ re
course OF tire the mature trl.r ~ 49,
efforts which our predecessors were
unable 20 bring 20 complexion. Aut
they Will b. a: the sane time 80
precursors OF new political >ran.a -Is
which will consolidate together NH
the peace OF America The welfare 80
humanity.