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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
MAYOR SCORES
COMMISSION
Declares Policemen Should
Have Been Tried

The civil service commission VA.
severely rcprimandcd hy Mayor ~
j. Brown saturday. Tor what hs
termed 'its loose action" IN dismiss
ing tho charges against two former
Seattle police officers. Harry Wcedln
and n, }. Hahn. who previously had
been dismissed by Chief OF Police
Is. y. scveryns
The mayor told members OF the
commission that hereafter he ana NOT
want any charges against a publL.
officer dismissed without "A formal
trial and hearing by the commits
sion.
Weedin ues reinstated by the com
mission on authority OF a letter from
chief o. Police scyeryns asking per
mission 90 withdraw the charge.
against weedin. Withdrawal OF the
charges, the mayor said. was made
on recommendation of Cant. Of DE.
teciiNos Charles remnant and ". n
Winans. the man Wccdin il alleged
20 have assaulted upon downtown
street while weedin was in an in.
toHicatcd condition.
Corporation Counsel r. J. l.. Ken.
needy viii be asked II the commission
has authority 90 dismiss the charge
against Wccdin without formal
trial BY the commission.
HUM was rcinstaied after the
commission had heard several wit.
ncsaes testify In his favor when no
prosecution Of the charge against him
vas made. lie was dismissed on
complaint OF Mrs Adolph Russell
who charged be had extortcd money
from her under the gulso that he
was a federal prohibition agent
The commission said that Chief
severyns and others had been nOti.
fled Of the hearing. but did not ap,
pear.
n do no, think ,his board has au.
thouty 10 dismiss charges against ~,
ficcrs without formal trial" tho
mayor said. 'The commission viii
destroy tho morale of tho civil sery.
vice organization by such tacticsr'
Both men viii remain on the police
force. the commission said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
WOMAN SOUGHT
AS KIDNAPER
MotherleSs Lad Disappears
in Motor Toward BotheII

4 mysterious woman motorlst wa,
being sought by police and relatives
Saturday 10 solve the possible Kid
naping OF Goodwin ober. ii.year.old
son Of George ODER. mining engineer.
residing az SOIL I2th ave. y. r. The
boy disappeared while en- route home
from school about ass Friday after.
noon.
Tragedy stalks the footpath Of the
heartbroken father. Six months ago
Mrs. ober died. Today tho lad. his
sole remaining link with the for.
merry happy home. is gone.
There has been no word OF Good.
win since a playmate reported sec
iis.sgs him eonversing with the woman
in an automobile. Then Goodwin
climbed into the car and Il spceded
out OF sight toward Bothcil. Good.
win was a pupil at the University
Heights school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
HOLD PATIENT
Man in Hospital Believed
Drug Store Bandit

After applying for medical aid
from a physician, Nick Manton. Fl.
was arrested in the Empire hotel.
422h Main ST.. Friday afternoon. as
one OF the bandits who robbed tho
Bothell pharmacy Wednesday night.
Mantell was suffering from n bull.
let wound in the chest. The physi.
clan who attended him called the DO.
lice. Mantell was taken to the city
hospital, where he remained under
guard Saturday. He was Identified
by w. w. Crawford. Bothell drug.
gist as the man whom he dsarmed
and shot during the attempted hold.
up.
Another suspect, Vito Florl. 35. is
held In tho city jail. after the police
had learned that IL was Fiori who
called the physician for Mantell.
Fiori In suspected OF being the sec.
ond member of the auto bandits.
Mantell denied that he had helped
rob tho pharmacy and declared that
he had been shot as no passed n
house where shooting was going on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05

as TO do away with all cutting and
chatting
There are thousands OF women
who are in perfect misery because
they cannot find anything that viii
hold their rupture and the abdomen
at the samo time. The appliances
usually worn are hot, bulky, chat.
Ing and irritating. But this wonder.
ful Combined Corset Back Support
IL light, flexible, durable and cool
and fits tho figure like glove.
II gives you sense OF absolute
comfort and protection, while nt the
same time greatly improving alb.
dominal outlines.
Trusses in common use are not
adapted TO women and often do
great harm. Women. therefore, suf
fer more and are in greater danger
from rupture than men. and all
women. who have ruptures or who
wear an abdominal support OF any
kind should not fail TO call and
SEQ this wonderful Combined Corset
Back support. No description or
illustration can fully convey the
remarkable utility of this splendid
support. 1t must be seen: It must
be put on to convince any woman
that 1t was designed for her. Mrs.
Williams takes large woman Just
as she IL, all out OF shape and un.
slightly and by this remarkable Cor.
set Support gives her n natural.
neat, trim figure.
She will also give full instructions
on how to handle and care for any
rupture. large or small. She will
show how to hold any kind of run.
ture from the simple groin and fem.
oral to the large and difficult Navel
and After Operation Ruptures. with.
out chatting or squeezing, also how
10 wear the corset correctly.
Don't let this great opportunity
get away from you. Don't continue
TO suffer the burden OF rupture and
truss wearing when Il Is SO entirely
ulitt'fStlS ttli OIL InlS
Lady Expert IL sure to prove ono
OF the best things you ever did.
Sho will be there only three DAYS.
then your opportunity will be gone.
Tho fitting and demonstration arc
free. 1t don't cost you penny 10
learn all about tho Rice Method
and tho wonderful opportunity for
help II offers in your case After
demonstration you can purchase
the Outfit required II you wish.
Call any time from to 10 a. M,
. TO p. M, or to . evenings.
Just nsk at the hotel desk for tho
Rice Representative and she viii
do tho rest
w, y. RICE, Inc, Adams. n. "
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
LUMBER
STARTS ON PAGE 1

outputs Many have laid off nigh
shifts: others have cut down their
day runs 70 i've a week. leaving
wages az their present level
While this works n hardship moi
only on the workers, but on the
owners II Is. lumbcrmen say, this
only way out
The situation II simply this.
said one large operator Two have
tho lumber and tho East hasn't
Sooner or later the East must buy
Il and pay our price for IT, It's
merely a question OF endurance"
More than rs per cent Of the
wages paid on this Coast arc paid
in tho logging and numbering indus.
tries. Al no time have profits been
exorbitant. Compared with other
industries. there are very few
wealthy lumbermen.
The timber OF Washington and
Oregon is one OF tho nations larg.
eat assets, and Il is fast disappear.
ing. Jumbcrmen hold the opinion
that those operating tho industry
should sec that an adequate return
ls gained. so that. when II Is gone.
the money VIII be available for in.
vestment In other branches OF In.
dustry. and especially for rcforosta-
ton.
our object isn't 20 force prices
up" n weilkuown mill man told
The Star. What wc arc trying to
do Is maintain prices at level
where wo can continue 20 run and
provide work for everybody at n
fair wage. Well fight It out with
tho East and California on that
line "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Hazeltine Takes
Over Dry Office

+. A. Hazeltine. recently appointed
divisional chief OF prohibition agents
for division II, with headquarters IN
Seattle. arrived here Saturday morn
ing and assumed his official duties
Hazetlne was connected with the
local prohibition office for number
Of years. and for the past year has
been attached to federal prohibition
Offices In Pennsylvania and florida.
Acting Divisional Chief George
Hurlburt. who has had charge OF INC
local office for the past few months
wiz romain with Hazcltlnc for an IN
definite nerlod,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
"The Fool" Hears
of Fathers Death

REDDING, Cal. April 5.--Ml,eb.,l
Harris, actor. playing tho leading
role in The Foor' here last nipbt
was handed q telegram as the final
curtain dropped.
II announced that his father. aged
SO. had been accidentally killed in
New York city.
The message had been received jus,
before the evenings performance be.
gan. but II had remained undelIvorcd
until tho close OF tho play.
Harris will continue on with the
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
WOMAN MISSING
Probe "BIuebeard" Mystery
OF French Widow

LYONS, France. April 5.--Polics
here arc investigating The mysterious
DISAPPEARANCE Of an attractive youne
widow under circumstances recaiiius
the notorious "Blucbeard" Landru
murders
The widow. as In the oas. OF Ian.
dru's victims. answered an adver.
tisement 10 visit man who claimed
10 handle investments very profit.
ably for people Of small means. par.
tieularly women. She has not been
seen since.
Preliminary Investigations OF police
reveal that several other women have
disappeared under similar circum.
stances. and they think BLUE,
beard" may DO responsible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
TWO M AY DIE!
Man and Girl Injured When
Car 0verturnS in Everett

EVERETT. April 5--AIarion Kin.
ney. %. who sustained a fractured
skull In an automobile accident
Thursday night was stu In a crit.
ical condition az the Everett General
hospital Saturday. Gertrude Erick.
son. ~, who suffered a compound
fracture Of both legs and Internal
injuries, Is also In a dangerous con.
dition and may die.
The two. with George Dexter. were
riding in a car on Everett ave. when
the machine crashed into telephone
pole and overturned. after II had
been hit by another car. Dexter sus.
tanned broken nose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Polly With a Past
is Freed and FOrgiUen

EAcEp by a prison sentence on
4 a blKamy charge. the love u
Pauline Westness for IyUr. her
rugged Alaska Nhermsn. Nhlch
had rested 20 NnshiIy upon her
hsi December when she ol0ped
with a hrcmerton sailor. became
q vast and mighty shelter upon
which nhe chung plufully whom
brought befofo Superior Judge A.
" fratcr Friday
saturday Pauline was free 90
nurse her love. Judge Fmtor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Party Split May
Endanger C. 0. p!

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Danger
OF n real split in the party faced no.
publican leaders today as result Of
tho increasingly bitter quarrel be.
tween former Attorney General
Daugherty and Senator Pepper. OF
Pennsylvania.
Daugherty issued n statement last
night iashing Pepper for his Maine
speech and warning G. o. p. leaders
he does not intend to be the butt Of
criticism for republicans or demo.
Gratis.
Daugherty declared that Few
more keynote speeches" like Pep.
per's would Sound the death knell
Of republican success in the coming
elections"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Socialists Win
Argentine Votes

list candidates won overwhelming
victories over their radical oppo.
ncnts in elections 20 the chamber
Of deputies in final returns today.
In tho contest for one vacant
scat, Senior Justo. the socialist can.
didate, won by more than 5000 from
Senior rorcllo, radical, Tho latter.
who is Argentine ambassador to
France. was so confident OF winning
That he sailed from Paris 10 take
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05

heard the girls plea q guilty" 20
the bigamy charge. heard her
plead Tor mercy ana uv0w hes
hove for her fisherman husband.
and hs gave Der q suspended sen.
tcnrc-
ifor was waiting outside She
asked FOR forgiveness lie folded
her On hts ample arms and The
two left The courthouse-he 20 re-
turn 10 his fishing she 70 battle
the lonely hours during his ab.
teneo 20 remain true 90 the vow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
L OnCertS on
Radio States
for Two Days
sATrRDAy

icgplflrht. 1874 b. Uuiisd Prsssj
woR Newark. 4os meters. 10 d
M y. =. T-Rossini's orntorio
"Siabat Mater" by choir OF 81. 10
srph'r church. Newark. with sym
phony orchestra.
kpkA, FitisburR. t2a meters. S.s0
.. m. y. * Chamber OF com
merec dinner In honor OF Andrew
" Mellon
WIZ. Springfield Boston. sa7 me
tiers. D. M, .. r. t. ot.togethefa
dinner OF the National League o,
Masonic clubs. with addresses by
Gov. Claiming Cox. Gen. smrdley
Butler Mayor Cuhcy and Others.
WsAi. Cincinnati. 300 meters. mid.
night. c. 3. T.-WsAI midnight en-.
tortainera
kGo. Oakland. az meters. q. m
=. c. 4. TT Pays 10 Advertise =
ihrec.aet comedy by the KGo play,
orr.
SUNDAY
wEAF. New York. 40. meters So
p. m, u =. Te-Dr. s. Parker Cad.
man and the Brooklyn Y. M. c. A.
mems conference. 7:2O p. m. T.. s. r.
Musical program from The Capitol
theatrr
wcAP. Washington. 400 meters. {
y, m. =, =. T,-Maunder's oantata.
"olivetie Calvary by the chapel
choir OF the National cathedral.
WLAG. Minneapolis. az msterr
$50 p. m. c. s. T,-Huron College
Cleo club.
wDAF. Kansas City. iii meters
+. .. m. c. y. Program by wynn.
doitc post Of the American Legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
DIES AGAIN.!
Bad Whisky Fatal for Man
After Reyiying Once

~ j. Coughlln. who came 20 life
in the city hospital Friday morning.
after being virtually dead for five
minutes. died Friday evening. Bad
whisky waa the cause o. death.
coughln was picked up In the
Northern Pacific yards and taken
20 tho hospital As attsndauts
bathed him ho fell back limp. He
wa pronounced dead and The cor.
oner summoned A few minutes
later he AT up. alive again. After
passing the day barely conscious.
death came once more IN the even.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY

Send this al and ten cents 10 Foley
4 Co. 1885 Sheffield Ave. Chicago.
III. writing your name and address
clearly You will receive a ten-cent
bottle OF FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR COMPOUND for coughs. colds
ana hoarseness: also free sample
Packages OF FOLEY PILLS. a diu.
rciic stimulant for the kidneys. and
FOLEY CATHaRTIC TABLETS for
Constipation and BiliouEness. These
wonderful remedies have helped mil.
Hons Of people. Try them!-Adver.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Snyder to Speak

Edgar c. Snyder. Seattle attorney.
viii be the speaker for the meeting
Of the Commonwealth club 10 be held
IN Dartnall's cafeteria. Second and
Madison, Monday evening. snyders
subject Will be THE Independent
Voter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
May File Suit
Against Ford!

DETROIT. April 5.--Henry Ford
failed to live up TO an agreement
to reimburse Lincoln Motor Co.
stockholders. Wllfred c. Leland. for.
merly one OF the heads Of the COM
pany. charged in a letter made pub.
lie today.
The letter was sent TO Ford March
IL. Leland said.
The letter intImated that tho case
would be carried into court IL Ford
failed TO reply or indicate his read.
mess TO carry out the agreement
mentioned by Leland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Reduce Duties on
Exports to Brazil

The export duty on wheat md
wheat flour into Brazil has been rc-
duced 40 per cent. according 10 n
telegram received by shirI II hin.
lock, Seattle district manager n,
the United States department OF
commerce. The Brazilian govern.
ment has been authorized N
acquire foodstuffs abroad In order
TO reduce tho cost OF living i, /,
stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
British Plane to
Start Out Again

CORFU. April 5.--The spare part.
necessary for repairs on the British
around.the.world amphibian plane
arrived today from London and Maj.
stuart MacLaren announced that
the big machine would be ready TO
take the air again in few hours.
MacLaren said he hoped 70 take
OFF for Athens either today or to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Gyro Clubmen to
Meet in Oregon

Twenty Seattle Gyro club members
and the local clubs orchestra Of 10
viii 30 20 Portland next Saturday.
March ~. 20 help institute a new
Gyro club there.
a district council meeting Of Gyro
clubs win be held In Seattle on the
preceding Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
RESCUING CREW
Aid Is Rushed 10 Grounded
Steamer Admiral Rodman

Aid r. being rushed Saturday 10
Tho Admiral Rodman. Of the Pacific
Steamship company. ngr0und M
Point Calvert near Queen Charlotte
sound
some Of tho crew have been taken
of and are en- route 10 Ketchiknn
on the Queen. Capt Samuel Glass
and others are aboard the Rodman
Tho ship grounded In snow.
storm. The Curacao. u the nams
line. II T5 miles away. suowbound
but trying 20 get 20 her sister shin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Bonney Funeral
Slated Sunday

Funeral services for Mrs Emma
a. Bonney, who died Friday morning.
viii BE- held Sunday afternoon NJ 2
o'clock NJ the University undertak.
ing parlors The Rev. n $. Temple.
ton viii offlciate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
"BREATHING" LAKE IS
DISCOVERED IN JAPAN

ToKYo. April 5.---Japanese
l. scientists have been startled
by the discovery that the Lake of
Reeds, located In tho heart OF the
Hakode mountains. is rising and
falling with tho regularity OF a
person breathing.
The rise and fall amounts 10
several inches.
The activity Is attributed to the
same volcanic disturbances which
caused recent earthquakes in the
Japanese island.
Prof. Nakomura, leading sells.
mologist, has rushed TO tho Ha.
kode mountains 10 study the pho.
nomcnon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
vlVAL OFFICER
SOUGHT HERE
,,.ntsnant Who Took
$4,000 May Be IN City

.,t,,sss scsich fer Lieut.
- r.lph Rrovr, aosoondins
f'''. .,,.,.sier vho b. sad 20 hsN
fp ,,sa 80 from his chip neal
80. -. ! week arO had turnel
8 -, ssturasy, Department o,
. 49,. ''..,ts. naval authorities and
-, ,,.s vere scsrhins the city
q ieilowing rccsipi q a Gel.
- irOm los AHselss
e. brown was traced 90 Los
-. vhesc b. gas seen Mednes
..arnlns at o'ciock, aoeona-n5
q r,eSsarc. lie is believed l9
n ,,ssn passage Cor Seattle,
49, \, vas seen Ia Los Apgc'es.
~. ROun plainly showed the ef
a. the terrific strain under
4. hss been Ia his efforts 20
- .cm the vigilance % federal
'...-,l,s HIS eyes we're 5loodshol
.srksa and his face. normally
4
=. vas deeply lined
s-,uu met bis wife secretly IN san
=, Ami :. and gave her $4,000
!, 4, money whioa he had stolen
=. ,,.meaistsly TUNED Il over 70
-, ,utAorities. Hrowu then fled
-. Angeles. and is believed 10 be
...,'suins his journey toward Can
=, When he was last seen. tho
....,,r paymaster was dressed in a
4 e'ue suit with a pin stripe, a
~ o,.reoat gray hat and soti
He is said 10 use the aliases
p Martin and ?. S, Reece.
los ANGELES, April SEARCH
A. lieut. Ervine r. Brown. missing
- paymas,er. continued turnout
4. West today, directed by federal
,-.AcrIiiss here.
Rspcrt that Brown was seen In
o,s,n Utah. before he came here.
,rr II the week. for the dramatic
r,..ing with his wife. Mrs Daisy
~, was being investigated as a
,rsale elew to the $4,000 or more
!, ths missing navy funds still I'M
hcosret-
layics nom Ogden was 10 the ef,
A. rat A man answering Browns
description was in that city on
ma g and opened joint saw.
r. account under the name OF c.
+ Brown and Daisy Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
IL. -
Hold Youth for
,,,, Forgery Charge

lFilk.nson .L April 5-J. L.
Ass tsda, age 60 49, was being held
TO sh.s .s charged with forging
~ At NJ after after his arrest yes st,.s
Iss. ,,,, H. claimed 70 have s'' somd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Demonstrates
Rice Method
Free to All

Mrs +. r. Williams. representa-.
tive OF William s. Rice. Adams. n.
Y. inventor OF the famous Rice
Nun.SurgicaD Method for Rupture.
viii be at tho Seattle Hotel. Seattle.
Wash. Monday. Tuesday and
wednesday. April I. s and .. 20
demonstrate n new special corset at.
tachment that holds any rupture.
no matter how large, Even n the
abdomen Is very fleshy. 4, holds
any rupture with ease. comfort and
security.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
DOheny Trims Hams
and Sells Buffalo
Meat at Leauenworth

This Is the third chapter Made Maons- b, A. l.
senate OH investigation
(copyHsht 1874 \ r. A. Service Inel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
cQNFESSES HE
KILLED TWO
Held for Murder Of Newly.
weds;; Bird Victim Lives

Wsh The deaths OF a young Pome.
NJ nan ard his bride and the prob.
s2s fatal shooting on an aged WON.
= IN lis hands. Ralph Waller, Butte
|nlnsr, was held in the walla waIla
,Jscly AL Saturday pending ar.
Eigumsr, on first degree murder
targes. BIS third victim. Mrs. Bar.
No. Waldman. Is still living In q
saaa Walla hospital. but her con.
ena Is critical.
asller Il alleged 70 have confessed
ilrtly after his capture In Lewis
Idaho, Friday morning, that no
I and killed Mr.. and 3Irs. Alfred
oman at their Pomsroy honey.
g home Thursday night thru
eusy Of his sweetheart-slster
and the man who married her
ssaily. When Waldman's mother
nd 10 telephone 70 summon aid.
lod Lewiston police officers he
- her several times. She sue
I'D Lewiston police officers. he
4 tho carrying several bullets in
y tody.
Ransr was returned to Pomeroy
ts Friday and was then removed
= 'As walla walia jail. in another
ruaiy. when Sheriff Z. V. Powell
'a'sa possible lynching in the home
I'm Of hts victims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Every woman

Every wo ma 4
who has been
compelled TO wear
an ordinary truss
or abdominal sup.
port knows the
gouging. cutting
and chatting caus.
ed by narrow
bands. The weight
Of tho abdomen or
pressure necessary
in holding the
rupture must be
carried by the
band around the
back. and the
pressure is some.
times very great.
causing untold
sufferin The
special, broad sup.
portin & corset
b a elk distributes
49, ........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
COL GILMORE IN
AERIAL ESCORT

Local airplanes which had mean
while taken Off from the field ans
had been circling over the lake.
came back 10 the field and landed.
Among them was Col. w. +. Gil
more, commander or the air forces
Of the Ninth Army area. in n plane
with Lieut.. Theodore J. Koenlg.
commanding officer Of Sand Point
nrdrorne. The two. with Mai. RAN
dolph and Lieuts. Goldsmith. Davies
and Mclean. were 70 have escorted
the world flyers 70 the Canadian
line.
II was expected that all needed
repairs would be completed by Sat
urday afternoon. and that the fly
ers viii start Sunday morning. II
weather conditions continue favor
able.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AIRMEN
STARTS ON PAGE 1

to the west OF the others. was sson
TO glide across the water. throwing
up spray that cleaned in tho dun
gray surface Of the lake.
They're off, the watchers
shouted.
And then tho spray ceased as the
plane came to a stop. Several more
times the spray appeared and ceased.
Then slowly the squadron TAXED to
the wharf. Major Martins plane in
fhe lad