♦FLIERS TO HAVE WILL EIGHT WOMEN OF CONGRESS BE KEEPING HOUSE MIMIC BATTLE FOR THE NA TIONNEXT YEAR? Aberdeen Ground __J Proving To See Artillery Fight War Birds

(Special to The Herald.) FORT 0AM HOUSTON, May 10— The ears of the army will be match- ed against the eyes of the army In a series of unique Artillery-Air Corps exercises, to be centered up- on the Aberdeen Proving Ground. Marylnd, beginning tomorrow and ending on Saturday. Army Air Corps bombardment and attack planes, operating as a “Red force, will attack the Aberdeen prov- ing ground, supposed to be an im- portant “Blue" airdome and air de- pot. The problem which faces the Blue defendants to move- is report "■ —.. ■■ !■* ments of Red aircraft in sufficient FLORENCE KAHN RUTH McCORMICK PEARL OLDFIELD EDITH ROGERS RUTH OWEN KATHERINE LANGLEY RITH PRATT MARY NORTON time for Blue pursuit planes, Blue I anti-aircraft batteries and Blue1 By JULIA BLANSHARD persons. The three Ruths, espe- senatorial nomination all the help questioned. If her colleague. Mrs. iarm problems and tariffs both for tive Interests of her husband. In affairs committee. Florence Kahs searchlight units to frustrate at- ] NEA Service Writer Ruth Hanna she could get, including William McCormick, wins the election to and industrial inter- domestic and trade and in is Interested in military activitiea tacks attempted by the Reds. cially McCormick, agricultural foreign Hale Thompson. During this recent the senate next the In order to make the exercises WASHINGTON. May 8.—When Ruth Bryan Owen and Ruth Baker November, ests in Illinois and is hotly inter- textiles, especially cotton And as is on the military affairs commit- successful campaign this wiry, ath- chances are strong that Mrs. Owen as realistic as possible. Army Air, in the near emerge as strong of ested in national defense and an to the New tee. and has been active in pro- Congress adjourns, Pratt, political letic woman traveled hundreds will emulate her and try in 1932 example help Eng- units which side by! keeping America out of the World land cotton Corps fought future, all of the eight Congress- figures. miles, spoke on an average of three against the incumbent senator manufacturing business, moting a navy dirigible station at side the recent aerial battles, Court and the League of Nations. during women. with the exception of Mrs. The most interesting or four times a day, slept soundly from she wears cotton frocks much of Sunnyvale. Cal. will be political Florida, Duncan U. Fletcher. the in California pitted against was not She was the first member of the time. She is much in Pearl Peden Oldfield, of Arkansas, fight in the country will center a- at night and apparently All of the eight women national interested All of these women stay close to each other. Twenty planes of the House naval affairs committee. In war veterans will be figures in the public eye round Ruth Hanna McCormick, even tired when the lucky results legislators prefer to be called and legislation for the Capitol when Congress is in First Pursuit Group will be a parti addition to her absorbing legisla- them. She was because they are coming up for re- first woman to win a nomination were achieved! Congressmen rather than Con- appointed by Presi- session and those who work with of the defending Blue forces, to- tive work, this dynamo of energy dent and election. for the senate, who will wage her Ruth Baker Pratt, of New York. It is to Harding reappointed by them concede them all to be fine with the 67th and 69th Coast gresswomen. interesting runs a 3000-acre farm at Rockford. gether Mrs. the un- James with a with- Coolidge and Hoover as member of each in true First Oldfield, finishing campaign against Hamilton Is faced possible fight realize that all of them make poli- politicians, working Artillery fanti-aircraft >. the HI., is an expert on breeding and the House | expired term of her deceased hus- Lewis, former U. S. Senator from in her own party before she wins tics their and commit tee on civil serv- politicians manner, for her own of the Signal Corps,; full-time Job con- of her Holstein-Freisan signal company a very proud ice and World War veterans’ district. bri-i band. was not anxious to be Illinois, spectacular, bearded, vit- renomination because Phelps Phelps, suming interest, not one of them legis- and a anlt-aircraft herd which yields 1000 quarts of lation. to provisional Congresswoman in the first place riolic campaigner, who came out former Congressman, is a leader of even the of do- It will be interesting watch Lleuten-, making pretense milk She also raises * • * gade intelligence battery. desire to certified dally. the nation when November comes Air and has no stay In public flat-footed as a wet. a powerful anti-Pratt faction. mesticity to the extent of keeping Colonel Gerald C. Brant. • • • and owns and ant life because she “feels better fitted The third Ruth, William Jen- poultry and hogs Ruth Owen is the first woman to and see whether the Ladies of the the Blue forces. houes. Helping with the nation's Corps, will command publishes a Rockford newspaper. become a member of the for other things.*’ Like her distinguished father, nings Bryan's daughter. Ruth is a full-time man's foreign House next year will number eight. The Red unites will consist of nine; housekeeping Mrs. Pratt holds the record for The other seven Congresswomen the famous Mark Hanna, Mrs. Bryan Owen, already has won one for a woman, in itself. Two attack and nine bombard- Job the of having had six chil- planes establish the fact that women In is an that to eight ■ McCormick able campaigner, fight, for the right repre- have three live in hotels ment planes under command of I houses, dren. Mrs. Mary Norton, of New politics are to be reckoned with possessed of shrewd political sense, sent her district in Florida after and three in all Major Hugh J. Kr.err, commanding apartments. They Jersey, only congresswoman who | in the future not as women but «s accepting in her campaign for the the legality of her residence was work with real zeal for their own 1 officer. Second bombardment group! came to Washington with a hus- * districts and not one of them at Langley Field, Virginia. The goes band alive and out of Jail, has held COURT HOUSE GARAGE at in for None of Red planes will be stationed limelight publicity. national office longer than any of C. them luncheon or tea en- Bolling Field. Washington. D. accepts the others, with the exception of exercises is w Where gagements. Business before pleas- -The object ol me MEMORIAL Gold As Florence Kahn, of California, both Everything For Your Automobile DAY Hoover-Sought ure! test local as well as distant Intel- of these having come in 1924. Mrs. • • • ligence service and communication, Norton is mother of the House by means of the radio or telephone. Youth He Will Now Seek Fish Three of the Congresswomen are resolution calling for national re- DEALER IN of an airdome by In Joint defense PLANS GIVEN wet: Mary Norton of New Jersey, ferendum on prohibition, is tre- anti-aircraft artillery and planes,' Florence H. Kahn of California, mendously interested in unemploy- War WASHINGTON, 10—C^P)— The to do most said Assistant Secretary of May president expects and Ruth Pratt. The other five are ment and the tariff, and the home of The mountains where aaa he of his the western F. Trubee Davison, in charge youth fishing during dry. All are widows except Mrs. founded and is now honorary pre- end. ob- mined for gold have lured Herbert trip, which is set for army aviation. “To that Spanish-A meric an War tentatively Norton and Mrs. Katherine Lang- sident of the Jersey City Day Nur- be established Hoover back for his summer vaca- August, at Glacier in Montana. servatlon posts will park ley. of Kentucky, who Is finishing sery Association which maintains tion as He now intends to about a in three sets of ‘front lines’ where Veteran* in Charge president. spend the term of her husband who is in nurseries for children of working Tires observers will be alert for sound or A believer in the public parks week at Glacier. Goodyear the Atlanta Penitentiary. Mrs. mothers. Her husband. Robert These lines of Services system, he was moved to the Then, his south eight of Red planes. accept working way by Owen. Norton and Oldfield are Norton, business man of Jersey as invitation of the national parks motor in he to will be slightly curved, they rep- easy stages, expects Democrats, the re^t Republicans. City, came to Washington to see service to spend the month of Au- visit Yellowstone and Estes resent sections of three complete parks Mrs. McCormick and Mrs. Pratt her sworn in and at a White House OPEN ON SUNDAYS the Aberdeen proving gust in the five rocky mountain re- in succession before his circles having The Spanish-Americar. War vet- reaching are in the millionaire class. Mrs. reception, so the story goes, was as their center. However, servations by a conviction that the home at Palo Alto, California ground have of Memorial McCormick has made two old Co- introduced as Mrs. Norton’s hus- the tests, the erans will charge trip with its resultant publicity there he will to Phone 930 1047 Madison fo- the purposes of Leaving go Yos- lonial houses into a home out in band. He returned to Jersey City! sendees in Brownsville, it has would stimulate a beneficial inter- emite and actual front lines will extend only day Grand Canyon parks en the Georgetown section. She nas Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers, of. est in them. route back to to the south.” been decided. Hitherto the Ameri- the capital. three children. She specializes on Massachusetts, follows the legisla-1 can legion has had charge of these ,, BELTED SLIPS sendees. The legionnaires are to SMART GILETS The newest th_.g in silk slips on the sleeveless little is the semi-fitted slip that has a aid the Spanish Was veterans, how- Bring a batiste gllets. -with jabots, all-over belt that can be pulled up little ever. OIL INDUSTRY This blessed with embroidery and wee buttons if you happen to be Graves of all veterans are to be Sturdy marching up and down the front, an enviably slender figure, or let decorated with appropriate cere- if you are suited for out & bit if youf are not what you spring. They make an ideal substitute for the were. monies. NEAR PINNACLE blouse for warm A joint meeting between the two j lcng-sleeved weather. NECKTIE HOLDERS veteran organizations has been Ever/ man n the famly should Oklahoma Development called for May 22 at which time TWO MATERIALS ^Chevrolet Six m final plana for the services are ex- Navy blue wool Is used for the Holds Interest a engine as Cleaning to be formulated. skirt of suit that has a blue and — carefully lady's gloves. pected ISix-erlioder— 50-horsepower com- lives and white loose Of Readers prolongs their improves The legion held a regular meeting striped Jersey jacket bines remarkable smooth- their and white blouse and a wide-belt appearance. night at its hall and the ness, power and Thursday that ties in a bow flexibility, is of the striped OKLAHOMA CITY. 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