Oomdr. Charles naval E. Roeendahl, United States with his mother, who for him on the Ohio farm. When the Will Check station commandant and one of died in San Francisco four Equipment. • Penniless Youth Disheartened years ago. flood grew Into a national emergency THE > America's leading lighter-than-air The orphan has been "on his own” The ministry of railways at Nanking, the youth felt It offered an opportu- AIRSHIP authorltles, “would probably mean the since. His first desire has been to will establish a RESEARCH China, national rail- to DERWOOD production of much greater quantities obtain an education. nity prove himself. MILL! In Hunt for Education way material plant, whose function than heretofore and should result in a For he he worked "For four years,” Nordhoust said, DERWOOD. MD. Long eight months, said, shall be to and check in "I’ve to Inspect up all Subject to market Aangea wo aaote consequent reduction price, with Auer several weeks or Alter it was all he obtained let- as an odd for a been trying get an education— job hunting over, job helper Virginia the following low orleea on oar high- benefit to all concerned.” all I’ve got has been I’ll railway equipment and material qnalltr IS PUSHEDBY U. S. resulting in Washington, John Nordhoust is ters of recommendation from flood re- school. He was promised class room experience. bought feed*. do kind of work—all I a abroad before It Is into use Gil] Robb Wilson, State aviation lief officials and set out to And a Job. training, but found he had no time any ask Is put and Ter me, Cath at the Mill convinced he had a soft berth as a few hours each day to study. But my to treat chemically domestic railway commissioner, said Secretary Roper's Penniless, an orphan, almost with- for books. statement payless flood relief volunteer back 'in duty to my employer will come first!" ties. Laying “Ultimate Usefulness” of was “spoken like a man” out friends, but determined to find a The youth left and obtained a slmU $9.70 and William P. Ohio and ^ Von Meister, vice Kentucky. Job and catch up with his schooling, lar Job at a boys' camp in the Catskill MASH 20%_ and Nordhoust admitted a Is Cited president general manager of the Young with Nordhoust came to Washington. A Mountains. Dirigibles American Zeppelin Transport Co., the wry grin that disappointment is Red Cross official obtained free board Here, too, an opportunity for an edu- Large Scratch._ $9.60 American agents for the German harder to face than hunger, cold, ex- for him at the Y. M. C. A. for several (With milling wheat) mad cation was denied him. He went to by Roper. Zeppelin company, said "it sounds like posure, danger or long hours of heart- and later a friend weeks, persuaded New York and one day fainted a under the City a in the reasonable program.” breaking labor moat un- in to him in Derwood Declaring belief ultimate nearby Maryland put up on the street because of lack of nor- era favorable conditions. return for work around the house. 5 Usefulness of the airship, especially Secretary Roper said: ishment. A benefactor found a place Hog Feed_ Nordhoust, who was 20 yesterday, Nordhoust Is a mechanic of con- $2. In water “I feel that some well-guarded plan long-range transportation left the Ohio farm where he did siderable experience with automobile can be worked out whereby helium Md. Family A service, Secretary of Commerce Roper odd jobs for his board and such and boat engines; he also has done gas from our reserves can be made schooling as he could find time for, carpentering, and is Flour_ has announced that the Commerce available for world commercial needs painting handy 45C to volunteer his services to the Red about a farm. Department now is “at the point of without, of course, any sacrifice what- (In 12-lb. eackt) Cross and Coast Guard during the Born in Michigan, Nordhoust was a ever of our peace policy.” giving more definite study to lighter- disastrous flood. child when his parents returned to Located Between than-air possibilities.” Among some members in the House From January 22 until February 10 their native Denmark. The boy’s Rockville and Gaithercburg of Representatives meanwhile senti- he served without often work- father a in the Even as he a pay, became captain Danish Phono—Gaitheraburg 19-F-13 spoke Commerce De- ment had developed against any ing 24 hours at a stretch, in wet cloth- Navy, died in service and was buried partment board of inquiry was meet- relaxation of restrictions on helium ing, and sustained by such food as he at sea the World War. ing at the Lakehurst Naval Air Sta- during exports could snatch while on the move. Nordhoust returned to the tion investigating the disaster to the up Young Hindenburg, which Commerce De- partment officials hold would not have oceured had the ship been inflated with helium. “As distressing as the Hindenburg disaster was,’’ Roper said, "we must not be discouraged or preudiced but Its STRRUJB6RRV RED RIPE, LUSCIOUS CAROLINA MISSIONARY continue study of the field. We must recognize as significant the record made by lighter-than-alr craft in SHORTCRK6 carrying thousands of in passengers l repeated trips without accident across the seas.” Much thought must be given es- pecially to the advantages and dis- advantages of helium over hydrogen in dirigible operations, Roper said. These berries are of Carolina's finest. “Personally,” he explained, “I feel that some well guarded plan will be Not underripe or are worked out whereby helium gas from overripe. They our reserves can be made available for free from mold, or other dam- world commercial needs without of decay quart course any sacrifice of our peace age and their size is , policy.” large just per- At the same time. Col. Robert E. feet fruit for an. Thata prictt affective in and Till Clote Elbert, chairman of the Air Commerce enjoyable strawberry Wathington Vicinity of Butinatt 1937 Planning Committee of the Business shortcake. Saturday. May 15th, Advisory Council, explained that his committee has held a special meeting Franklin since the disaster and has California Granulated Hindenburg buncbe* Home-Grown Be drafted a report which will be sub- CARROTS-. A I «1 mitted to President Roosevelt. The Newc RHUBARB_bunch J committee last July made a report in Fancy lb"ih |qc which it recommended dirigible de- for the United States. Red Radishes or , B C- velopment J "V ^ bunches While he would not discuss the Hin- CELERY_1,talk, 15C Potatoes SPRING ONIONS JU J denburg report, he indicated that the committee's belief in the possibilities Sweet and Juicy of the airship has not been shaken by the accident. SUGAR

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