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and the shouts ef excited people run
mag toward six-StOTy. namtRg
structure. High ca the roof fFantic
tenants cried desperately fer aid.
The cub" with single eye on his
orders. did rot step. but rushed 10 the
ferry house, haavsisd a craft and was
soan in the middle % the Hudson,
faS had settled law over the water.
and a little beyond RltistFeam there
was a crash The bSxAt on which he
Was crossing had eoltsded With an
other ere Several persons were Ia
Jured and the craft seriously dana ae~a.
After being sewed 10 a Gicck. the
youth scanapsFed for a train. lie
must not miss that tennis tengnanssRs.
4 hall hour after leaving the tsyyniaal.
The train Was wrecked and scoTeS ~
people fatally injured. RAktns hssla'
self from ths debris the cub" dashed
up the railroad track. hSflSd : farmer
driving horse and hRsSS> aaS an
hour kStsr arrived at the fashionable
country esua ksxuheEaRs with the
Thought thai he had faithfully pei
formed his mission. he cstuT1sa -
the otsScs 10 receive NgaTi Ct praise
flun his esii:ar, tie explained Haess
carefully how he bad Ret ee@a
temp eel sEVn his siRe as iaAsy ~ zee
rtUe, collision Az Wreck, haw he asa
at.syed his orders 10 the last letter
aud has pride in hsips able ~. aura
an an accurate aCcSR1Int 0f the fsHnss
tournament What rhs eilN editor "a "A
- pnlmt0gtaug bat The nsosai Is clear,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31


Upon one occasion it was Of vital
importance that the movements of a
fellow artist he recalled Even the
gentleman himself was uncertain
where he was and what he MAS doing
on a certain day. six months previous
Iv. Out came the diariSts' hoax and
there, in neatly formed letters. was
written, blank left today for his Va.
cation in the CatsSilis on The ii:io
an. train" That immediately cleared
the matter up.
Many start a diary hut unless enc
is determined enthusiasm soon van
ishss, and with 1t the hoax.
A distinguished educator passing
through Washington yesterday de-
clared that the modern eFeakneck
pace al which We are travelling IN
America IL destroying our paWers of
observation. In other verbs, the dis
use of certain 81 our faculties will IN
line cause them tn atrophy.
On The open Toad Ne give 'er the
gas" and race past the landscape
Curious fences, picturesque villages
and charming old country places rush
hy aud are host III The drivers desire
la get Samew here in hurry, HaW
few really Idle along our highways
absorbing and recording impressions
which may like faNoTite stories, ts~
recalled at viii and en3aNeI aver and
over again As hamelS test, ask
some ons to describe in detail AN or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
Pimento Jam Sandwiches.

Drain one large can III ptmenius
ana fofcs them through food chops
half % "Hptul ~ sugar and one third
eOpluI ri Yinekaf then stir until The
sg9af IL dissolVed Boii gently nnlti
Iihs jan Cat twice az many very
tniu slices IT white bread 40 Df
whole " heat bread tlsmaye all the
eiusis and spread with efsansd but
tef aud Bintnto JAM Place three
siictx together. Two white with one
Whole wheat IN ihe eentht Wtap IN
damp cheese, lnlii, pfssas under ilHhl
weight. aud ihs We ~ d cool place uh-
IN serving time. Trim the edges, cat
IN tlnger width strips. and setss On
a dolly Oh a plate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

Some rooms seem 10 possess per-
suasive power 10 put one at ease.
while others do jest the opposite.
II il interesting TO try 10 discover
What is responsible for the air of in
Formally or of stiffness which is a.
definite as il is intangible.
Every real homemaker has the in
nate desire To have her home as at
Iracti"e as possible. Many 10 To the
extremes OF care and expense TO haVs
Them thus vel. having done SO, feel
that. in spite of correct decorations,
q certain feeling of ease IL backing
A room which appeals TO the eye
has gone only part way toward sue.
cess II must invite one TO remain,
and 10 remain at ones OWN terms,
not AT those which the room dictates.
That il. the room must have a quail
jty of fiexibility about it, II it is SO
formal that il demands that its eccu
pants be nothing but formal or else
he out of focus it IS bound 10 have
sacrificed something in popularity so
far as being living room is con
cerne9.
Elsewhere in the house may be an
other room. not half as well deco
rated, yet which proves So popular
that every one naturally drifts to-
ward IL
What are the differences in these
rooms which makes one livable and
the other not? IL is safe TO say that
in the second room ii Is possible 10
move a chair without damaging the
scheme of it, Perhaps ahere is not
even q scheme 10 damage. That
thing so dear TO decorators may have
beer entirely neglected in the honey
room. One can leave a book on a
table. a sewing basket on the window
sin. and walking stick In the corner
without feeling that hideous mis-
take has been committed. TIE
presence Of such extraneaus. nut PERI
1@ctly natural accessories of living Is
mt advertised 2g awful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
The Sidewalks of Washington
By THORNTON FISHER.

II am going to make my usual
number of fool resolutions, none of
which | expect To keep" said Wash
ington business man to the writer yes
terday. Il have pledged nyself. how
ever. To keep a daily diary through
1928. Not the sort my secretary sets
down each day. such az appointments.
lunches and golf enga gements. /
mean | want to have record at the
end of the year that will he almost a
photograph album containing daily
pictures of my activities. / know it
sounds silly and l expect to get the
merry ha-ha. but I'm going through
with it. If nothing else Is gained from
the habit. ] will have succeeded in
discinIining myself by rigidly setting
part of each day aside To record
even the most trivial details.
Keeping diary is not an unusual
indoor sport. One man became IA.
nous for his recorded activities. We
refer to Samuel Pepys. An artist
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binary Iamp-post or some other Oh
ject with which We should be ia
miliar.
A boy. ambitious TO become an ar.
fist, was told by his instructor 10 %
serve carefully what he passed on
the way TO his teachers studio.
well. what did you notice today
he was asked.
Nothing, sir was the reply.
DO you mean 10 tell me. Young
fellow" inquired the instructor. that
YOU did not see a bakery wagon q
coal truck. dog, two boxes lying IN
the gutter and a mail box on tas
corner"
oh. didn't think YOU meant those
things. | never looked for them, = re-
turned the pupil
The foregoing recalls an unusually
interesting shOrs story written a mum.
her of years ago by James Hopper q
former newspaper man. A. cub re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

the decoration OF the front door with
It's garland rope of laurel outlining
the door frame, or To talk about the
centerpiece of red roses and mistsetoe
in the silver dish. oT 10 came hack for
second helping Of the little Yuletide
cookies They finally ended nv doing
all these things. while Nancy gloWed
with pleasure like lighted Christmas
candle.
Far aiher things 10 drtnk on New Year
dav ~rite IN Macy PAse care Of this
nAner lnclase stamped self addressed
envelope Ash TOR her beverage lcaAet
ICansFighi lAs7A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

MiN three cunluts ct nnar With
three tahleslNantals of melted tat,
six teaspnoafn|s az baking peWder,
one teasnopnful af salt and sweet
milk enough tn make satt dough
Roll out without much handling shan.
one half an inch thick and snrtnkle
thicktN With brown sugar aud roll
~ like cinnamon rolls, cat the eNsl
In slices one and anr,half iaVhes ihiek
aud mko Tor one halt an hour Ia a
slew even.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Wise Girl Sees and Admits Her Own Limitations
as Singer-Pcrfect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Want to Do Housework After Marriage.

" 4 Truth voice and Sts s s he Ss vs
for me to compete M smu, 'ss n arS,
$s% e.; Re- j; %T
goo. % MIS- %s. 20:
""" s y *: = &: ia a.:
TO" Sn % % %S S" s WE can mo % e G"ss '
a aivver make the speed OF a automobile.
great many failures whose
nSs en n H s. s ,s % ass ss
S S" % 'a < H get ' ss p rs' %sS'f' @ '
through failure after failure but all i" vsi"
York Ss S " "xs. y where with s @ the sS to
s ia; the. @ % s y " An tr" A AN" s
ss 1T :a SSs! b Ss
$ %,: d" ss; ?% s:.; @ :%s
""s a" " o rH ' an" % EAST T"S" " money
" "r s" of " am not . w NJ s ss"" WHAT nature
IN; rs%;:S +. s i;
the to interpret 0"
So s1 Say Ss" a. T s' s t *'' ,
SSs S *; !" self
more "'S"' Una" one S"'"'' " VIC '''''"N
DEAR MISS nN married s r no.. @ We're rich wHe was
married "
a" tina" s nett me % ~s" y % %
rnh Ms %1s reru
"%a Tf business s
hacktu when AZ
a S % y did, r 4%S Was 1'
ever afte A.
determined upright outstanding
If would he
would he honest
ar. a "%' a" they g
makes IS many young
knew Of o
offering would the cold shoulder
would stick them in the hrst place
she sobhins
bhhrute husband
shall
amhinS and how sensitive and delicate she is
Il
a a
All In
husband
things being there about everything else
make
enlisted
Eight out am ms" s"" back any daughter OF mine UP being
taokhone DOROTHY
he married to VII" viii not he able hire
We both teaching
LuCY AND CARRIE
Answer You should settle this
abide
wi" all Of
willing
A to MARI man KNOWN
hose"ok
DEnTTNTE CgINODTEC ny THOR>TO, |
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tbs ouly those who are awake
Who OF tifvs fuilnsss can usttake.
-.lllI Mnlhthl AAIhIra

A guilty conscience IL a great spur,
1t prtcks. Whiteiont the Nond Mouse
had guilty conscience. lie had no
right To lac IN striped Chipnunk'
house. and when he heard striped
Chipmunk yawn he just turned tall
and ran. Aud he ran the faster he
cat his conscience was pricking him.
lie didnt stop when he reached the
little round DOORWAY that was the en-
trance to striped thipmunk house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

Toss together lightly one eupfnt al
looked ites. enp enpfib ~ TFuAllsJ ~
xrafed pineappi. a1d one hipdnl ~
stility whipped cream Iteap ~ ~
a vidDh 'iesn"ft siAsssT Hatbi ""h
n esudlsd cherry Orange ttarugaiade
|T,a4 ie uaea Ia pipfs d pintabnte VS.
lnE one thttd e1pflii nnls - II b anli g
concentrated IN HaFoI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
MlLADY BEAUTIFUL
nv lois LEEDS,

{lSht CeNlsnS that 10 sometimes tx,es-
sMt after a s<sap>Nnd,WaleF cleans.
issS aust NeSNe y On SVsratSht, NeNt
aogU,nx give Nopr e>sdy hsg1 RUE
dNwu Wtth e<sSrsS. avS towel 20 SgsFar
ukats ehc rsHNnNtraa Battle NNa0s face
sn hvs aud gold waite, alternately Tea
times nnlShlps With e>,lsi aaatAa-
tRsn Dty tae SAlA. Tssh IN SoeT pass>
der hASs mageA May Ne tesn ssss
~ cells tgx>Sml ana Apply face sVSSieF,
IL >ouY makeup NfrssS renewals der
inS the aaN. TenscNa The esd ssSw1es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

~ iFkfd wa UAft ~
who is also a writ
er of musIca !
plays. has kept a
diary for many.
many Y e a r .,
HIGH II printed
would prove as ro-
mantle a Bit of
reading as could
he purcha sed any
" here.
In these vol
IImes his failures
have been set
down with unerr-
| n & accuracy,
c onV ers a I ION
gags. and the time
he arrived home
are all included
- sha~a HnEayr4a<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
SCET PUDDING, LEMON
SAUCE

One cup sultana raisins, y
cup finely chopped suet. cup
granulated sugar. cups sweet
milk, az cups -four. teaspoon
salt, 3 teaspoons baking powder.
Steam hours in covered 3.quart
tin, and have cover tight So as
Ia keep out water. Must boil all
the while. Lemon sauce; One
cup sugar, pint boiling water.
3 tablespoons cornstarch Dis
solve starch in cold water. add
little butter and flavor with
lemon extract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
NANCY PACE
Pages open House to
Hosts Of Friends.
nv III ARENEE GANkE
BY FLORENCE IA GAME.

One of the old English customs
which the Rage family had always
followed was the open house on
New Year day. Nancy was only too
glad to welcome their friends on that
day or on any day, for she was
hosptable person If ever there was
one.
For their first New Year at
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York daily was in
structed by his
city editor to
cover a tennis
tournament heiEg
held at a fashion
able country club
He must not re-
turn without that
story. The amhi-
ilous cub hasten
ed 10 the street
with his boss al
monition burning
in his ears. On
his way down ia
a ferry house the
Young chap heard
the sireHs shrek
ing halls ringing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
ESCALLOpED OYSTERS.

Put layer of cracker crumbs
in huttered baking dish, then
layer oysters, pinch of salt and
pepper. Continue until dish is
fun. Then pour milk 10 cover.
Let il all soak in. Then add
heaten egg tn some more milk
Jumps butter on top crumbs
tcracker crumbs should he on
topl and bake in hot oven =.
hour. One pint oysters, | quart
milk, several crackers. egg;
make large dishful, Enough for
three persons.
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home Nancy departed from the con
venlinnal mulled cider or grape juice
served steaming hot from the wassail
bowl. She chose Mexican chocolate.
made by combining four parts rich
hot chocolate with one part hot coffee.
This was served from the urn and was
topped with fluffy whipped cream.
Her guests did not know whether
most to admire the hostess in her
black velvet transparent dress trim
med with real lace. or 10 enthuse over
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have hardened themselves TO thin silk
stockings and learned the trick Of
wearing them 90 trinity az their
daughters. And they have gons with.
out sweets and other caiorihc FOOLS
until with the aid Of properly made
plrdIea fheV arc almost az hlnleag as
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their daughters. II Ia only when they
go 10 the milliner's that they feel The
nrrtudice of their nlaturer years
weight down upon them. IL is, indeed.
'he very exceptional older woman vino
wears the close -fittin= new type of hat
~ IL should he worn-dnd the still
more exceptional cider woman ~ho
honestly likes it.
II you have not already sent in your
stamped. self-addresSed envelope for
his weeks little help by all means do
50 now. The patteTn-diagFam shows
YOU Just how TO cut out the material
40 make 4 trim work apron.
tCany 1zht 1921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapefruit.
Oatmeal with Cream.
Dreamed Eggs on Toast.
Crullers. Coffee.
DINNER.
Fruit Cocktail.
Roast Chicken. Cranberry Sauce,
Delmonice Potatoes.
Dreamed Turnip.
Lettuce salad. French Dressing.
Suet Pudding. Lemon Sauce.
Coffee.
SUPPER.
Escalloped oysters,
Parker House Rolls.
Rsvarian Cream.
Orange Cake, Tea.

DREAMED EGGS ON TOAST.
Two hard-boiled eggs, chopped
medium fine. Over this pour
cream sauce made of table
spoon butter melted in pan, |
tablespoon -four slightly Drowned
in the butter, milk to make
right consistency, salt and
pepper to taste, Serve hot over
freshly huttered toast. Two eggs
will serve five or six slices of
toast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

wisA c,Nd cream eeiegs SensNlnx es~sA
n,a6se n Va See answer AeaNN o.
vaFrrrt sgvaSment CT the sAsnA MNeeN
u AppFNns cate ~ use NFtsS AN&
dtiNe ID ~ nss1e shan sN~r talieactANt
~ aSe eNkt Vsv2m hFSS hesvyS wsss
tNg sha tacS wAea eae aAS ms esAN
e>peSet 81 SWa sNa ~taa WhsA ere
ecsaple<tNa IL sNvSp.teNahS aGN AsNd
sensitive SNNsesAnSk W3teS MAsAEaN sss\
I've anU,ed aN1 = etesaStaS ~ ~ e<>As
VlvSsaA WSett IN nS paw zee ~ "a
cream AsNeS NTH sAs SesaNe ea are
SAiA sad thea tae ska ~ wspNd clean
aad a SAtn t>saie ApraSSt So TIE
taSAtenSa EleA AStn& treatment ~
ssylesea aAeNs Nh assa Naa sNAsSSesss
kAa AsASN heads "a kACSAe nAASsAx&
SAeukt - had aa<S wvek, II ast
=, elaASe seat we = seAaNp@A, Sase-
addressed enN@\Ape ar nv hNasses ea
" nsautisNtnx the NeeA~ AMI "<'sea *
tAe uaatts and Arms a. Nussg NeIkak
il c<aNvSg t.eAiS l.EkstAS
sCaasgtsAe tAsts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

\ aeWer tees tSl ANA SAT- - ~
the AgSNss ~ tAs N0&ka aAs esen
gouna Ia &VEaAAtgAA $500, .....
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is the knowledge that ii things don't right and
all their fancy PAINTED they chuck tn
go hack and he pitid and and
makes many and young wife turn gutter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

married
homes to
in
4 no marya knowng
becaux
has to 1t DIX
tCunsrs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-10
EXECUTION OF MADElROS
MAY ALSO BE DEFERRED

States Prison. CharlestoWn. Mass,
Aug. l0.-GP,-If Sacco and Vanzetti
are granted respite staying their
execution. the execution of Celestino
Madeiros, due to die at the same
time, also will be deferred. Warden
William Hendry announced this aft
ernoon.
Until the warden's statement. it
had been the expectation about the
prison that Madeiros would be ex-
ecuted regardless Of any stay for the
other two men as no move in his be-
half has been instituted in the
courts. Under the law, however. the
executions may take place, it was
said by prison officials, any time dur
ing the week beginning August 10,
thus giving the warden discretion as
to the time when any or all of the
three should die.
There had been some question as
to whether the executions must take
place tonight or not as the three
had been granted respite to Aug.
10 from the date originally set. Ma
deirOs, who was condemned to die
as result of his conviction for an
other murder, has already had sew
eral respites, as a result of his CON
fession" that the Morelli gang. OF
which he was a member, committed
the South Braintree murders oil
which Saccc and Vanzetti were con.
victed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-10
Former Bismarckan
Gets Signal Honor

Fifty years after he. rersived his
diploma as a civil engineer from the
Worcester Polytechnic institute, w.
L. Darling. St. Paul, MIMI. today
possesses the hQDOrary degree of
Doctor of Engineering, presented re-
Gently by that institution.
Mr.. Darling. a former chief engi-
neer of the Northern Pacific Rail-
way company, is widely known in the
Northwest, and especially in Bis
marck. since from 1879 to 1883 was
located here and at Thompson Falls,
Mont, as an AK man to the assistant
engineer on construction.
He now is in consulting practice
with offices in st. Paul, and also is
"a member of the city planning board.
Probably his most outstanding
achievements were accomplished in
the period from 1904 to 1916, while
in the office of chief engineer of the
Northern Pacific. In that period he
constructed the Spokane, Portland &
Seattle Railway, jointly for the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern.
It's construction involved unusually
heavy bridge, tunnel and rock work.
In that same period Mr.. Darling also
built the so-called Point Defiance
line between Tacoma and Tenino,
Wash. He also worked out the eco.
Monies for and constructed many inn.
portant grade revisions. He is uni.
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the crop is clean and that farmers
are doing better work than in the
past, cultivating their summer fall
lowing two or three times ii neces-
sary.
Estimate Is Reduced
n. Leutz, reporting for the central
Missouri Slope district, says his es-
innate now is only so per cent of
that made two weeks ago. He now
estimates wheat to yield Is bushels
an acre, oats 80. barley 30, rye II and
flax 10. Corn will not mature. While
early grain is too far along to be
damaged by rust late wheat will
show considerable damage, he said.
Considerable grain has been cut in
Mercer and Oliver counties and most
of the wheat will be cut by the end
of this week. In western Dunn coun-
ty grains are later. He reports con
siderable rust" around Dunn Center
and Werner. Leutz's estimate is for
Stark, Dunn, Mercer and Oliver coun-
ties.
In Grand Forks and Griggs coun
ties, A. !. Miller estimates wheat at
8 to % bushels an acre; oats 10 to
30. barley, Is to 30. rye Is to 30, flax
8 to ID and corn late. These coun-
ties have suffered from rust more
than those farther north and all
wheat seems affected except Durum.
The damage, from his personal OBJ
seryation and reports by actual farm
ers, will range from slight to very
heavy"
Stalks Breaking Over
Some fields Of equality" strain
wheat have light stand with short
heads and have been so badly dam
aged by rust that the stalks are
breaking over. Farmers are cutting
ION the green side to avoid loss by
| the braking Of the straw. He be-
lieves they will lose less by this than
by letting it stand until it ripens.
He had not seen any similar tend
cncy of the straw to break when he
left Walsh, Pembina and Cavalier
counties Il week ago.
l In Il letter to G. Il. Green, manager
of the Bank of North Dakota, A.
! Robbie, MANAGER Of the Cavalier
| Milling company, said wheat prom
Uses to be Of good quality and to
yield Is bushels an acre. This will
make it unnecessary to ship in
Stronger" wheat from Montana, he
said. Rye is good and will run heavy
in that section while oats and bar
| ley are poor, Robbie said. Greer
said Robbie is one Of the most accur-
ate crop observers in that district.
Reports from all parts Of the state
indicate heavy hay cron with plenty
Of feed. Cattle are in fine condition
and dairy production continues at d
high mark.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-10
Untitled Steel
Orders Increase

New York, Aug. l0-tR)-Unfilled
orders of the United States Steel cor
poration of July 81, made public to-
day, totaled 3,l42,Oli tons, an in
crease of sS,7GS tons compared with
those at the end of the preceding
month.
Inasmuch as preliminary estimates
in Wall street had indicated gain
of up to 100000 tons, the July in
crease occasioned no such surprise
as followed the June report, when an
increase Of 2,035 tons in untitled or
ders supplanted an expected decline
Of several thousand.
Compared with the figure for July
81, 1926, when untitled orders
amounted to 5,6O2,522, decrease of
40.5OS is revealed by today's report.
Operations of the u. S. Steel cor
porat;on were reported shade under
68 per cent of capacity against ap-
proximatly y per cent in the pre-
ccding week and Il per cent two
weeks ago,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-10
25 Men and One Girl
Are Ready to Start
Pacific Flight to
Honolulu

Continued from page one)
only the Dole flight but also in the
Easserwood $o5. 900 prize for the first
TO ny from Dallas to Hong Kong, he
must leave his bride behind him. The
Eaaterwood rules provide that all
contestants must be Fl years or over.
Mr.. Erwin is under 81.
Has Motor TrQuble
Captain Erwin expected TO make a
second atteinpt to fly from Dallas to
the coast today. He was forced to
RETURN 70 his home fisld last night
whsn motor trouble developed after
he covered shout $50 miles Of his
westward flight.
secrecy prevailed among entrants
IN re Ha.aiian projset e to the &C.
AlthDu1h speed may moi be the do
iteISntnin4 factor. it will remain =
ma1keK 81 conjecture until the planes
aetD6ily est under WY,