The Evening Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 23

THE EVENING UALTDIOIIE. TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 25. 1931 23 air races next Saturday. They were will go to Washington tomorrow to meet President Hoover. brought together by Lieut.

Alford J. Williams, holder of the American speed record, who went to Europe REMARRIES WITH SPEED European Aviators Greeted In New York Flyers Of Five Nations, En Route To Cleveland Races, Received By Acting Mayor New York, Aug. 25 (TO It was international aviation day today at City Hall, Airmen representing five foreign MARINE BAND PLANS 2 CONCERTS IN CITY Stadium To Be Scene Of Relief Recitals On Sunday, September 13 Reno, New, Aug. 25 (D Richard Burton, poet and lecturer, married Mrs. Ruth Guthrie Harding, of Pater- with invitations.

The guests included Major Alois Kubita, of Czecho-Slovakia; Major Ernst Udet, of Germany; Flight Commander Richard Atcherley, of Great FnvisriJ riit'M Jfi'7e Bird Blamed For Fire the bird carried 1'shted cigarett. CnrUgtU ill III A lit Elkader, Iowa, Aug. 25 0JR When int0 the barn and dropped it in 7 117 CL ft rr Heidan's barn, near here, burned, t'le hay. jell With unOe I aCR a pigeon was blamed. It was believed Angered By Scolding, Girl, 4, Pull.

iAd.u-mi. jgOT! ExtraCti0IlS GETTING BALD? I Jl 25c Loi Angeles, Aug. 25 (TV-Angered because of a scolding, 4-year-old hum. of ntuotitin JM'Avesk oh, ft lru ttr. Rmrt rlnulnr urouml VOfrlOn Mavis Bean pulled a tnck from her hniii.

unit irti how thin 4)-r-nr-iiii ia liniment run nav. nr lintr. or writ, jft. I shoe, swallowed it and choked to w. 4Mh for KMi hook, "The Truth and Parle Am.

death yesterday. th iinir 1 Priest Heads Rescue In Tenement Blast Chicago Cleric First In Wrecked Building After Blast Kill Mother Of Nine Chicago, Aug. 25 (U.Rl-Rev. Matthew Canning, "fighting priest" of St. Charles Borromeo Church, led rescuers today when a three-story tenement building was wrecked by an explosion.

The blast, attributed to a gas leak, killed one person. The Rev. Mr. Canning heard the ex son, N. ten minutes after he was divorced from Agnes Rose Burton here Britain; Capt.

Boleslaw Orlinski, Po yesterday. lish acrobatic champion; Lieut. -Col nations and the United States were Judge Thomas Moran presided at both events. Burton formerly was head Czeslaw Filipowics, chief of Poland's commercial aviation, and Major Mario received by Acting Mayor McKee. of the English department of the Uni versify of Minnesota.

De Bernardi, of Italy. After a round of greetings here they The aviators were here en route to Cleveland to take part in the national Arrangements are being made for two concerts which the United States Marine Band will give for the benefit of the Citizens' Emergency Belief Committee. The concerts will be given st 3 P. M. and at 8.15 P.

M. Sunday, September 13, at the Baltimore Stadium. It is expected that the sale of tickets will be large. Police Commissioner Charles D. Gaither has advised the committee in charge of the sale of tickets that the Police Department will cooperate actively.

Wellington C. Pflueger, official representative of the band, has visited Baltimore to make arrangements for the concerts. Capt. Taylor M. Branson, the leader of the band, has submitted a program and the committee is expected to make announcement of what this program will be in a few days.

Martial airs and popular songs will be included, it is said, as well as music which will appeal to the more highly trained musical ear. plosion while in his rectory several blocks away. He was among the first arrivals at the scene. The victim. Mrs.

Lena Click, mother of nine children, had been buried under debris. The priest went into the ruins to bring out the body. Mrs. Glick's daughter, Rebecca, 10, was trapped in the building. The Rev.

Mr. Canning returned into the dangerous ruins and brought her out alive. Nine other including five members of the Click family, were injured. The priest aided in administering to them. His words of comfort cheered the survivors.

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