American Fliers Gather in Tokyo to Begin Non-Stop Plane Race to Seattle

FIELDS STRIPPED BY INSECTS FLIER’S MOTHER tag whether the materials used are This law, in TWO PLANES ■ ■ new or second-hand. MAJOR FLIERS WEST TEXANS COTTON USAGE effect In 37 state* of the union, will be sponsored by the Texas son* of the Better Bedding Alliance of FITTED FOR DRIVE America, according to D. F. For- OPENS for ARE IDLE wood of zone director TO WILL FIGHT Taylor, the alliance. ••8uch a law.” Simons said, AL OCEAN STIN, Aug. 6.—(.P)—Encour- "would more than stimulate cotton DASH aged succets the A WAIT of PLANS CROP BILL by cotton bag- trading—It would provide sadly- ging movement, the Texas divisiun needed sanitation. Texas, the horns TOKYO, Aug, 6.—(A*)—A non- STAMFORD. of the Association lor the is 'By The Associated Aug. 6—UP—The increased of cotton, the dumping ground race Press.) | West Use of stop between two monoplane: This is Texas Chamber of Commerce Cotton plans a "buy a new for unscrupulous manufacturers In how the major airplane t from Tokyo to today began an intensive mattress campaign in Its states who Seattle, with a large flights stood today. campaign attempt having feeding laws, cash award against a to stunye.t* cotton sell their home. awaiting the winner Col. bill before the legisla- consumption. cannot bedding at as and Mrs. Lindburgh rested Lowe appeared a possibility today with ture which would make di- billions, executive secretary among' the Eskimos at Aklavik. crop the arrival here by airplane and versification of the Texas division, announced Canada, more than a hundred miles compulsory. Manager boat of four American aviators. D. A. Bandeen mailed recently, inside the Arctic circle, waiting for instructions to 113 directors in Simons out Hugh Herndon. Jr., and Clyde the weather to 101 member pointed that clear before the towns efforts Pangbom, who abandoned a round- to launch a section-wide through ox the association next hop on their flight to Japan. the-world race in quest of the drive against the measure. nationally, 112 cotton mills, con- PLEASANT Amy Johnson, Br.tish flier chos- record set by Wiley Post and O. P. Thrane of sumers of 2.300.000 bales of cotton en by the International League of Snyder, cast the Harold Gatty, landed at Haneda only dissenting vote a year, had agreed to allow seven Aviators as the world's premier yesterday Aerodrome near here at 5:5$ m., when the board of directors pounds on ail bales wrapped in p. woman pilot, got to Tokyo at the took (2:50 a. m. C. S. T.) today from its stand. The other ten members cotton, thus equalizing the weight end of a leisurely flight from Eng- Khabarovsk. Siberia. land. expressed disapproval of diversifi- difference between cotton and Jute cation as a The Record Hope Gone J. A. Mollison reached England by legislative enactment. wrapper. Jute, heavier Thrane based his than cotton, has a ad- from Australia, the world's opposition on seven-pound A and lowering the contention vantage under the damaged wmg unfavor- mark for the distance. that the proposed gross weight able weatner had held them at bill offers relief method of sale. Parker Cramer, an American, temporary and Khabarovsk until their record- st mulus to the ruinous In the mattress movement, ef- turned up unheralded at Angmag- g rtji rnoio present breaking aspirations went glim- prices. forts will be directed salik. Greenland, on the to througn left Khabarovsk at way Mrs. Opal Pangborn In Wenat- The mering. They Iceland and campaign will f uture the manufacturers of mattresses, gin- Scandinavia, appar- chee, Wash., awaits eagerly for 6:56 a. m., today (3:56 p m. Wed- circulation of petitions against the ners, retail merchant*, larm ently hav ng flown from Canada of her nesday. C. S. T.) with the an- news son, Clyde Pangborn, bill demonstration of without announcing his among farmers and business agents, chambers nouncement would come to plans who with Hugh Herndon, is attempt- men. and they Legislators also will be urg- commerce, other agencies in- Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Hern- to set a new Japan to attempt a non-stop Scenes of devastation such as this, taken In ing around the world ed to block its terested in cotton. Enormous Tripp county, South don, Jr., having abandoned their passage. quan- ilight to Seattle. Dakota, are common in that state and Nebraska flight record. The tities of new and Iowa after visita- efforts to lower the Post-Gatty campaign was initiated be- cotton. Simons said, to Don Moyle and C. A. Alien ar- lions of grasshopper horde*. This was a cornfield cause a the con be consumed in this serv- take round-the-world flight record, majority of board felt way, rived on the M. 3. Chichibu Maru that the bill would ng the double purpose of reducing reached Tokyo and said they would compel rotation You don't taste the Quinis# from the United States wuth the where rotation was the fast and *yi try for a $25,000 prize for the first NAMING BOYS not practic- mounting surplus announcement they were contem- able and because providing an essential comrort for Iron in Grove’* Tasteless Clfnl more of those vegetables that have non-stop flight from there to Se- * * * * the restriction a to the would the home at a low cost. Tonic that work* plating non-stop ilight proven the most profitable, includ- attle. not apply to other cotion such wonder* Sound metropolis In the producing states. In Simons' opinion, there was Puget PREPARE FOR ing broccoli, carrots, beets, turnips, Don Moyle and C. A. Allen, AFTER FATHER They claimed in restoring your appetite- and never monoplane City of Tacoma, now American such a bill would not be enforce- a better time to buy mat- beans and other crops. The -pinach pilots, reached Tokyo by * * * * building up your in a hangar at Tachikawa air- able and would tresses, because the long staple cot- system. acreage is expected to be about beat to enter the Seattle sweep- ; depreciate land drome. Seattle has oiiered $25,000 values. ton mattress, which has longer life the same as last year. More egg stakes IS PRACTICED When vitality 1* for the first pilot making the and greater comfort, can now be low.., prize p*j»nts will probably be grown, while The DO-X left Bahia. Brazil, for FALL I ... flight. purchased for the price formerly appetite gone sleep un- it is expected that the usual small Natal on the way to the United Girl Moyle and Allen brought with DALHART, Aug. 6. —Name Texas Injured paid for a mattress made of llnters, refreshing. take Grove'* PLANTING; crop of tomatoes will be grown. States. your new tail and a DENTON. Aug. 6. —-7P>— Miss necause of the low for the them a assembly Russell Boardman and John Po- boy after his father. It’s a popular price Tasteless Chill Tonic for supercharger for the plane in LAREDO. Aug. 6. (/T*’—Laredo dist- Marcella Stoke of Abilene, was staple. lando, who flew from America to practice according to statistics here. quick recovery of appetite which two projected Trans-Pacilic rict farmers are Farm Chairs i critically injured today when the. Farmers themselves, he said, busy getting the Empty Istanbul, • iained in the Turkish A studio here the last six months automobile in she was could a and vigor. Pleasant to take. flights have been started. in WASHINGTON. 6. — which riding cut big hole in the new | soil condition for the planting Aug. (A*)— capital dc«.; ;ng their next move. has 314 Two photographed children under overturned on the a few if each would reserve Halted chairs around the farm board's highway crop surp'us Flight of fall vegetables during the latter j five years of age for newspaper cuts.1 miles northeast conference table were vacant dur- of here. Her head rnouyh cetton for one mattress At of Data have been kept. was crushed and The City of Tacoma was brought part August and the early part ing discussions about 2 Die In phy *lcians said fifty pounds to the mattress, this GROVE’S important Crash Out of 155 33 are to last by Harold of There boys named for there was little hope of saving her plan would mean the consumption TASTE LESS Japan year September, will be other wheat and cotton policies. DALI.AS, 6.——A student and Harold the Aug. their daddies. life. 50.000 bales. Bromley Gatty, as late They became in of plantings as October and empty early fiver and an aviation mechanic. The thirteenth is latter Post's partner on the June when also one of the Between four and five hundred Wiley C. C. Teague and Sa- Howard S. Crandel!. Green- that November. 24. of banner bi.th dates with 15 born on recent wond-girdling flight muel R. McKe’vie retired. Thus far PRESERVE BtFFOLOES mattress factories are operated in j wich. N. Y.. and George James, 24 that on Seed will n / day and also but b days, 15 iiours anti begin arriving soon v. there are no th^ second.) AUSTIN. Aug. 6. —UP)— The the state. Where no factories exist, required prospective successors of New York City, who "olaved third and seventeenth and the of each Gainer bill permitting the state farmers may malce their mattresses 51 minutes. Bromley Gatty including imported Tenerif'e to fill them. Ja vvnos hookey from flying school'' late month. I linn -c Wno? in* flew 1.200 miles toward their an- Bermuda onion seed and the game, fish and oyster commission at home, he said. i uiic »n domes- vesterdav to do Grove’s Tonic Two* Tacoma. tic some stunting, were Jean is the favor!.' name for to condemn state nounced destination, onion seed. A decreased crop cf Since Russell Bcardman and girls' buffaloes for In connection with the efforts dead today. and some Every Mon, Wed. Pri. at 12:15 a broken exhaust col- Bermuda onions is in John variation of William for 'ise, in an effort to preserve them, of the association, the de- Wash., then prospect, with Polando put Istanbul on the The two were state dashed to death the boys. was Noon. Central Standard Time. lector forced them back. the result that much less seed from air It to be passed today by the senate. partment of agriculture will sup- ring map. ought easy for and their bodies badlv burned when In entire 1:15 p m. Eastern Standard an- the the 314 Mary Louise is It would be made unlawful to kill legislation Time. Subsequently Thomas Ash. Canary Islands Is on the w” Kemal Pasha to talk to the their port pronosed requiring Columbia Turkey plane crashed and caught the double name to be com- Broadcasting System American aviator, decided to Farmers in this area only female buffaloes or to skill male I all bedding material offered for other plan to plan; | world. fire ten miles north of Dal'as. I Station KTRH. tackle the north Pacific in the pletely duplicated. under 10 year* old. sale in Texas to carry a label show- City of Tacoma. He renamed the plane the Pacific" and l^ew it to Samushiro beach, but was unable to lift the ship from the sand with its heavy load of gasoline. Moyle* and Allen faced a problem in duties payments amounting to $4,500 due on the plane Aug. 12. They said they would seek an ex- tension. Encounter DiPIcuIty

For a time it was feared Pang- born and Herndon also would en- counter difficulty with Japanese officials. When news f their de- parture from Khabarovsk was flashed to the Rengo news agency here, the Japanese aviation bureau NEW said their plane might be con- fiscated in the event they landed if Japan without a permit. The American embassy arranged GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER to file a landing application in be- half of the fliers, however, and in view of this action the aviation bureau told the Rengo agency the permit would be granted. KWWG -THE VOICE OF THE BORDER"

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