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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-13
Party VIII
Be Held by
Club Group

Mrs. Hal r. Keeling, 5519 North
Meridian street, will be hostess Tor
tea Tuesday, the first general
meeting of the American Assoc1a-
ton of University Women. Mem
bers of the executive board VIII be
hostesses. They are:
Mrs. A. B. Garlic. Mrs. Marvin Curle.
Mrs. ]. W., Weddell. Mrs. Edna Christian.
directors; Miss Ruth Milligan. chairman OF
the international relations study group;
Mrs. Paul ]. Stokes. chairman Of the child
study group; Mrs. T. Victor Keene. fine
arts group, and Mrs. c. o. Mccormick
chairman of publicity.
Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood will dis
cuss Educating American Children
Abroad"
New officers who will be intro
duced are:
President, Mrs. Paul E. Tombaugh; first
vice-president. Mrs. Lester H. Rich; Sec
ond yice-president, Miss Dale Waterbury,;
secretary. Mrs. Newton Taylor Todd;
treasurer, Mrs. Walter P. Morton.
Thursday morning the book sec
IlOIl Oh Vic 11llC oil VI oOANJ 0AO~F
will open its program at the Rauh
Memorial library. Mrs. John G.
NIellett will discuss standards of ap-
praisal of literature, the type Of
books to be considered during the
club year and 1.-The Life of Samuel
Houston" as described by Marquis
James in 1.-THE Raven"
Following the study of books, the
fine arts group will take up music
appreciation under the leadership OF
Mrs. Dorothy Knight Greene from
Jan. 8 to March 10 at the home of
Mrs. E. Victor Keene.
The section devoted to the study
of painting and sculpture, led by
Miss Banche Stillson, will begin
March 10 at the Children's museum
Members may sign for all three
sections, or in part. Further infor-
nation may be obtained from Mrs
Keene.
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Founders Day
Dinner to Be
Held by Group

Indianapolis Alumnae association
of Kappa Delta sorority will
celebrate Founders day with dinner
at the Hotel Antlers Thursday.
Members of the sorority attending
the State Teachers convention will
be honor guests.
Mrs. Morris Barrett will preside.
Mrs. Webster R. Russell will read
the Founders day address of the
national president. Miss Blanche
Hutchinson will present a musical
program.
Tables will be decorated with
white roses, the sorority flower, and
lighted by tall white tapers.
Following dinner there will be a
bridge party.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Barrett, 1925 Salem street.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY is
GIVEN BY PARENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dobson Sr
entertained Friday night at their
home, 1924 East Market street, with
a surprise birthday party for their
daughter, Mrs. Harry Todd. Guests
included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dobson Jr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Howell. Mrs. Philip
Clement. Miss Marguerite Bohen. Miss
Agnes Dobson. Miss Gertrude Meyers. Miss
Mary Eleanor Meyers, William Dobson.
Joseph Finch. John O'Brien and Harry
Todd.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley Again
President of w. c.. T. u.

meeting place for 1881 and adop-
ton of resolutions were on the pro-
gram for the closing session of the
state convention today.
Mary Kiger, Is, Daleville, Won
the diamond medal oratorical con-
test. Towns bidding for the 1881
convention were Lafayette, Kokomo,
Marion, Terre Haute and Elkhart.
Six hundred delegates heard Ray
mond Robins, New York, and Mrs.
Mary Harris Armor, Atlanta, Ga,
speak in defense of the present pro-
hibition laws and urge stricter ad-
herence to prohibition at the meet
ing Sunday.
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GROUP INVITED TO
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Miss Alice O'Donnell, $50 Hervey
street, will entertain members and
guests Of Alpha M chapter, Alpha
zeta Beta sorority, Wednesday with
masked Halloween party at her
home.
Decorations and appointments will
be in keeping with the occasion.
This is the last of a series of rush
parties. Guests will be-:
Misses Lois Hudson. Patricia cronlev
Dorothy Davis Jean Whittson, Mary
Stout. Bertha Whetstine, Genevieve Craw-
ford. Edith Goedeker. Amelia Shinkle
Louise Barton. Ann Reed. Helen Stein
Helen White. Rose Netherton. Evelyn
Nordloh. Lacy Walters. Evelyn Wolfe. Ger
aldlne Gibson. Grace Hilton. Mary Elmer.
Evelyn Smith and Mildred Dismore.
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MRS. W. A. MOORE
BRIDGE CHAIRMAN

Mrs. William Allen Moore is
chairman of the bridge party to be
given the Propylaeum Oct. 81 by the
Propylaeum Club. Her committee
includes:
Mesdames Raymond Van Camp. owen
Morreu. Kin Hubbard. Gavin Payne. Sam
uel Lewis Shank. Edward Lynn. Hortense
Rauh Burpee. Earl Barnes. Jackson Land
ers. Harold B. Tharp. Russell Byers
Charles o. Roemler. James Ogden, Harry
o. Fitton. Woods Caperton. Henry But
tolph. Gerry Sanborn and Ronald Green.
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SORORITY TO HOLD
ANNUAL BANQUET

Lambda Theta Phi sorority will
hold its annual banquet Thursday
at at the Spink-Arms. 1t will be
sponsored by the Muncie chapter.
Reservations may be made with Mrs.
Charles B. Crist. It will be preceded
by a business meeting at 5 in the
green room.
The Terre Haute alumnae chap
ter will sponsor a breakfast Satur-
day morning at the Seville tavern.
Reservations may be made for it at
the meeting Thursday.
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LADIES SOCIETY TO
HOLD GUEST PARTY

Ladies society of the Indian
apolis Maennerchor will entertain
at 2 Tuesday with a fall guest party
at the Academy of Music. Mrs
Isaac Born, chairman, is assisted by
the following committee:
Mesdames Charles Kistner, Addison
ccddingson. otto Busching. William Noelke
Otto Deluse. Misses Lena Schramm. Mars
lyman. Emma Mlnter. Nettie Kistner anc
Marie Lerpert.
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INSTALL SORORITY
HEADS AT. SESSION

Mrs. j. H. Hedges has hostess this
afternoon for meeting of the In
dianapois associate chapter of Tri
Kappa sorority at her home, $50
East Maple Road boulevard. She was
assisted by Mrs. Pau Loser.
New officers were installed. They
are:
President. Mrs. o. T Blemker: first vice
president. Mrs. T. G. Crawford: second
vice-president. Mrs. L. A. Turnock: record
ing secretary. Mrs. F. r. Baker: CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. William Teter,
and treasurer. Mrs. Hedges
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-13
ALTAR SOCIETY TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

Altar Society of SIS. Peter and
Paul cathedral will hold a card
party Wednesday afternoon at the
Knights of Columbus auditorium.
The following committee will act as
hostesses:
Mrs. John Hampton. chairman Mes
danes Robert Stark. NJ. J. Moore. ]. AL
bert Smith, Fred Mcdonald. John Martin,
H. M. Pitsenberger Clarence Sweeney. Adj
olson Coddington. J. M. Hagerman, G. A.
Roache. P. ]. Freaney. William j. Wem-
mer. Thomas Courtney. C. E. Fieske,
Misses Helen DALEY and Nora Sullivan.
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Indiana w. c. T. U. reelected
state officers Saturday at the close
of the convention at Anderson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley. Anderson,
again will head the state organiza-
ton. other officers are:
vice-president. Mrs. Ida Nix. Kokomo;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Marv Wood
ard. Fountain City: recording secretary.
Mrs. Mary Donnell. Greeusburg. and treas
urer. Mrs Clara NJ. Sears. Indianapolis;
Announcement of delegates to the
national convention; selection Of a
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Club Board to Meet

Board of vice-presidents Of the
Mothers Club of Cathedral high
school will meet at 2 Tuesday in
the Fidelity Trust building. Plans
will be made for the Harvest card
party to be held the afternoon and
night of Nov. IL in the school au-
ditorium.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-13

Indianapolis branch, Needlework
Guild Of America, will observe ma
tional publicity week until next
Saturday.
During the week, booths in vari-
GUS stores will exhibit garments dis
played by the guild and members Of
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Entertains ClNb Members

Miss Rosemary O'Connor enter
tanned eighteen members of the j. U.
Club at her home, 1856 Bosart avenue,
with a candlelight halloween party
Saturday afternoon. The hostess
was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Thomas j. O'Connor.
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to Be Entertained

Members of Zonta Club and their
guests will be entertained Tuesday
night at dinner at the Columbia
Club. Miss Eleanor Saunders is. in
charge of arrangements assisted by
Miss Olive Killer. THE Five Goods"
will give musical program follow
ing the dinner.
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Dean of Women to Talk

Thyrsa w. Amos, dean of women
at the University of Pittsburgh and
president of the National ASsocia-
ton of the Deans of Women, will
be principal speaker at the meeting
of the deans of women section of
the Indiana State Teachers Asso-
citation, Thursday and Friday at the
Columbia Club.
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MRS. VANE TO BE
ALUMNAE HOSTESS

Mrs. Claude Van, 321 East Fiji
tieth street, will entertain Theta
Sigma Chi alumnae at her home at
7:3O tonight. All alunnae in the
city are invited.
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ALatnlnde to Be Feted

Alumnae of Theta Sigma Phi So
rority viii be entertained tonight
at the home of Mrs. Claude E. Bane.
321 East Fiftieth street.
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CARD PARTIES

st. Mary's Social Club will give
a pillow slip party Thursday after
noon and night in the school hall,
315 North New Jersey street. All
games will be played.
Fidelity Rebekah lodge No. 227,
I. o. o. F. will give a card party in
the hall, 160915 Prospect street, at
2:30 Tuesday.
Winamac council, degrees of Po-
cahontaS will have card and bum
co party Tuesday night at $3.50 in
the hall on Roosevelt avenue and
Seventeenth street.
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Dinner to Be Held

Beta chapter, Phi Theta Delta So
rority, will meet for o'clock dinner
at Miss Virginia Tapes home, 760
North Riley avenue.
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Mrs. HeyOb Is
Made Chairman
for Card Party

Mrs. Harry Heyob is chairman OF
the committee in charge of the card
games to be held Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, in connection
with st. Johns church bazaar.
Subcommittee heads are:
Bridge. Mrs Edward Mclaughlin: FIVE
hundred Mrs Nicholas Heiob; euchre,
Mrs. William Esselborn, Mrs. David OCon-
nor and Mrs. Marie Gown. bunco.. Mrs.
Orpha West: lotto Mrs. Melvin Hodges.
Assistants include:
Mesdames Hugh McBurney. Thomas
OConnor. John McNelis.. Flora. Horner.
Dennis Lyons. John Gaughan. Mary LOT
tus. Joseph Hayes. Martin Cain, Charles
Gauss. E. NJ. Craft, Walter Burke, John
OBrien, Charles Young, Charles Lamb,
Frank Lucid. Joseph Cain. Mary Shannon.
Roger Mcguire. Lillian Rathz.- Mary Con-
way. Mary Lord John Shea. Mary Jacks,
John Lynch, Thomas Quinn. B: E. WIPER.
Alice Niehaus. Victor Massing. Peter wise.
Thomas Logan. Lawrence Turner. jose
phine Mccain. Maurice Johnson, Pauline
Flock. William Hartman, William Dalton.
Catherine Callahan. OrVille Gelnor, Frank
Day Margaret Sweeney. David P. Lawler,
Edward P. Barry. Edward Dilts, John
Fvard William o. Beck, Thomas Black
WE'LL Winifred Atkinson, Eugene O,Sulli-
van, Anna Gentry. Misses Sally Maloney,
Dorothy sylvester, Helen Cook and Mary
Ann Lynch.
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Sorority Chapter to Meet

Theta chapter, Alpha Omicron
Alpha sorority, will meet tonight at
the home of Miss Ellen Walsh, lis
West Nineteenth street.
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Burb,e-MintOn

The marriage of Mrs Virginia
Schenk Minton. Wheeling. w. Va.
and Tyree P. Burke. Franklin and
indianapolis. took place Saturday
noon at the home Of the brides
parents IN Wheeling.
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ChnDter to Meet

Members of Delta chapter, Psi
Iota Xxi sorority, will meet with Miss
Alice Miller, 4O25 North New Jersey
street tonight.
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Lotto CHS to Gather

Iota Chi sorority will hold its
regular meeting tonight at the home
of Miss Irene Hergenrader, 7o7 North
East street.
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Sororitg VIII Meet

Sigma Epsilon sorority will meet
tonight witt Miss Louise Wicker,
Graylynn hotel, Apartment II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-13
TRIP WEST is TAKEN
BY HONEYMOONERS

Mr.. a II d
Mrs. Albert
w. S NTH
1886 South
D e l a W are
S tire e t., are
oneymoon-
ing in the
west. They
plan to spend
a W Elk in
Denver, a n d
visit Pixies
Peak. They
will return to
In dianapoliS
the ! a t t er
part of Octo-
Der.
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Miss Cdylor to Entertain
Miss Evelyn Caylor, 2517 North
Delaware street, will be hostess for
the Theta Chi Sigma sorority to-
night.
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Mrs. Green Hostess

Hamilton Berry chapter, Service
Star Legion, will meet Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. o. E. Green, 2225
Broadway.
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Gamma Chapter to Meet
Gamma chapter, Sigma Delta
Sigma sorority, will meet tonight at
the home of Miss Mabel Skinner,
913 North La Sale street.
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Gives Bridge Party
Miss Amber L. Endsley enter
tanned with a bridge party at her
home, 1922 North Meridian street.
Thursday night.
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Beta Chapter to Meet
Beta chapter, Iota Psi Omega
sorority, will hold social meeting
at the home of Miss Dorothy Som
mers, 7O1 North Bradley street.
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FideIis Club to Entertain

Fidelis Club will entertain tonight
with a masquerade party at the
home of Miss Florence Taylor, 3949
lockwood avenue. Miss Esther
Davis will assist the hostess.
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IN Wrap-Around Mode

Wrap-around skirts of circular
cut are quite the thing for both
coats and dresses in the new
autumn fashion lineup.
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Miss Violet Craig will appear
in both playlets.
The Washington times., 1930-08-30
SKY-WAYS ~
Times staff Photo

defS and Huntington came up
from Hampton Roads to Ana
costa, each using an O-2-U...
Lieutenant Henderson, using &
Vought Corsair and carrying
Ensign Warwick. made a round
trip to Hampton Roads. Lieu
tenant Gavin wen: to Phila-
delphia and back in an O-2-U
=. Captain Shearer headed for
Chicago with a CurtiSS fighter
:. Lieutenant Offett and Lieu
tenant Commander Ingersoll
used O-2-U's coming in from
Hampton Roads yesterday.
Lieutenant Commander Clark
landed from Chicago in a
Vought. q. C. A. P. McAllister
used a Corsair making a round
trip to Cape May.
Boiling Field saw another
right busy day yesterday, and
no let-up promised for today
:. Captain Hastey went to Fort
Bragg and back in a pursuit
pla ne. Lieutenant Whitten
took a passenger to Portland,
Me-, in an attack ship. Colonel
Sickel came in from Wright in
an AS. Captain McDanielS
and Lieutenant Farnsworth
each used a P-1 in making a
flight to Westport, N. Y.
Captain Adler and Lieutenant
Bailey made round trips to
Middletown in ASS. :. .Lieuten-
ant Kimble took Secretary
Payne to Greenfield, Mass, in
an O-13. Lieutenant Myers
TAXED Secretary Davis to At
lantic City in an attack plane
:. Lieutenant Cousland. with
Secretary Hurley, Generals
Brown and AShburn, took off
for Wright Field in a Ford.
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8 PLA|NTS
FILED AFTER
DEATH
Hysteria Believed Cause OF
Charges That Staff Men
Were "NOt Just Right"

Investigation Of charges that
two Emergency hospital internes
did not seem "to be just right"
when they treated mother whose
child had just been killed revealed
that the persons making the
charges were themselves on the
verge Of hysteria, according to
Assistant Superintendent Stod.
dard.
The two internes responded to
a call at the home Of Mrs. Andy
Bowman, in the 900 block e st.
N. w. to treat her for hysteria
following the death of her 0-year.
old daughter, Margaret Lloyd, who
had been knocked down by an
automobile driven by Mrs. Rella
M. Roakes, of the 3400 block
Twentieth st. N. e.
Died at Hospital
Margaret, who suffered a COM
pound fracture of the skull, inter.
nal injuries and a fracture Of the
left thigh, died a few minutes
after being taken to George
Washington University Hospital
by Policeman Robert H. Furlow,
of the Second precinct.
Mrs. RoakeS was taken 20 the
First precinct station where she
was questioned and tests we're
made of the brakes on her car
which showed them to be in good
working order.
At the time of the wiShap she
was driving slowly, witnesses said.
and could not avoid striking the
child, who ran from between two
parked automobiles.
She was released to appear at
an inquest at the District morgue
at II o'clock this morning.
Three Lodge Complaints
1t was but short time after
the child was struck that Mrs..
Bowman tainted and the two in
ternes responded.
Later, Arthur and Mrs. Pearl
Harder and Mrs. Lillian Casey,
who were with Mrs. Bowman,
called at the hospital and lodged
their complaints.
Stoddard said that he QueS-
toned hospital employees as to
the condition of the interneS, as
well as patients who were
brought to the hospital. both be-
fore and after the run to Mrs.
Bowman's house. and all agreed
that the internes acted normally
and efficiently.
He said that, in his opinion,
the charges were largely due to
hysteria on the part Of the per
sons making them, but that
nevertheless, all of the facts will
be laid before Superintendent
Sandidge early today for further
investigation.
The Washington times., 1930-08-30
new COLLEGES
SOON OPEN

This fall will mark the begin
ming of what educators believe
to be one of the most progressive
steps that the District of. Co
lumbia has ever made, the es-
tablishment of Teachers Colleges,
with regular collegiate rating.
The schools which are raised
from the rank of normal schools
to colleges, are the Wilson and
the Minor schools.
The Minor, for colored students,
has appointed it's four professors
and president and is ready to
start active work. The Wilson
Teachers College has only three
professors, so far and is without
a head.
Work is now going on for the
installation of laboratories. Thir-
ty thousand dollars is allotted for
the general equipment Of the two
buildings.
To enter, one must have the
equivalent of high school educa-
tion. It need not be in the public
schools, for a graduate of pa
rochial school, who is able to sat
isfy the requirements, can study
in the teachers colleges of the Dis
trict.
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women URGED
To KEEP JOBS

In a Labor Day statement
issued yesterday by Miss Mary
Anderson, director of the Labor
Departments women's bureau, an
appeal was made for a shorter
working day and against sex dis
elimination in awarding jobs.
Miss Anderson said that find
ing immediate remedies for the
present slump is the urgent bust
ness confronting the people. In
planning'a program Of industrial
betterment the most obvious fea-
ture to be discarded is not this
or that class of workers. but the
long work day, she said. She
urged that the shorter day was
simple expedient which did not
require complicated machinery
for it's Inauguration and offered
the most powerful lever for relief
at the present time.
Miss Anderson contended:
"a period of unemployment
should not be made more
warped through introduction of
a sex issue as both sexes must
continue to earn in order to
live. During hard times EN-
pIOyerS have honestly and per
haps often at a sacrifice, tried
to give work to married and
single men known to be main
stays in family budgets"
This policy, according to Miss
Anderson, should be more gen.
orally extended to women, both
married and single who have obi.
cations similar to the mems. AS
there is today no sex line in the
matter of economic responsible.
ties, said Miss Anderson, there
should be no sex discrimination
in granting jobs.
The Washington times., 1930-08-30
Navy League Backs.
London Sea Treaty

Although opposed originally to
the London naval treaty, the Navy
League of the United States has
issued a statement saying that
now that the pact has been rati-
fled by this Government, the
naval building program permitted
under the instrument should pro-
ceed as rapidly as possible.
Citing that when the treaty is
ratified by the other signatories
the size and nature of the United
States Navy will come under new
restrictions, the Navy League
statement continued:
"The Navy League therefore
advocates, prOSpectiveIy, the
carrying out of orderly naval
building and replacement pro-
gram within the time limits Of
the treaty, as well as within Its
restrictions, along such lines as
may most economically and eff !
ciently serve the interests Of the
United States"
The Washington times., 1930-08-30
THIEF NABS CAR
Of DETECTIVE

Proximity of the Traffic Bu-
reau, Police Headquarters and a
number of detective sergeantS
meant nothing to thieves who
sometime after midnight took
the automobile owned by the wife
of Detective Sergeant Leo Muir
ray, which had been parked in
front of Police Headquarters.
Detective Murray was on duty
from midnight until 8 a. m. and
parked the car in the shadow Of
headquarters in the 400 block
Louisiana Ave. N. w.
When he went out this morn
ing to get his machine the only
thing that indicated the auto
mobile had ever been here was a
few spots of cylinder grease.
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Lieutenant Baylor, Of the
Marine Corps, used a Vought
in coming to Hoover Field from
Quantico to be present at the
model airplane contests, held
yesterday. Henry Berliner took
off from Hoover for Rehoboth
with his Fleet. Some of the
visiting New York team were
down to get a better look at
this city by taking to the air
in the Standard. Charlie Car
neal took out the Pittsburgher
loaded to the guards.
A wire from Lieutenant Gard
ner, of the Navy stunt team,
assures us that the boys are
o. K. Gardner says: Team
put on a performance at the
The Washington times., 1930-08-30
Red Placards Adorn
Offices of Absent
Legislators
Times staff Photo
'No Special Delivery Letters"

'N0 Special Delivery Letters"
Bright red placards with the
above lettering are being hung
on scores of doors in the House
Office Building and indicate
that Congress has really gone
home. Congressman who have
returned to their districts do
not want special delivery let
tiers dropped through the slots
in the office doors.
A constituent who spends a
dime on a special delivery
stamp wants quick action.
The special delivery commun:
.;ations are to be returned to
the postoffice. which has a for
warding address, presumably,
where it can locate the legisla-
tor,
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