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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-22

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22.-R)-
The partly dressed body of a young
woman was found in a mangled con-
dition on the Pennsylvania railroad
tracks ar a bridge over a street in
the northeast part OF the city today.
Foltee believe the woman either
jumped or fell from a sleeping car.
rs the bridge is 80 high il would
have been difficult to climb I'D from
the street.
steady. Calfornia crates mostly
$50. Texas crates quality and CON
dition fair. $3.50. ST. Louis: Misty.
SO degrees. Arrived 2 California, 4
Texas. on track including broken Z
cars. Supplies liberal. demand slew,
market about steady. California
crates few s3-25. Texas crates most
y S2-TS. poorer low as $3.50; bush
els sl.65-l.75.
Beets: Pittsburgh: No earlot ar
rivals. Supplies moderate, demand
slow, market steady. Texas crates
Ss-eo-S-25. Chicago: No csriot arriv-
ais. on track 4 cars. Supplies mod
crate. demand ard trading light,
market slightly weaker. Texas crates
mostly around $500: bushels $500
2--5. Philadelphia: No csrlot arriv-
ais, on track 10 cars. Supplies mod
crate. demand slow. market weaker.
Texas crates s2I75-3.00: bushels
~si-5o-l.75- Louisiana crates s2-75-
-. Louis: Arrived 2 Texas. on track
: cars. Supplies moderate. demand
slow. market sbou, STEADY. Texas
crates s2-5O-2.75.
Cabbage: St Louis: Arrived / New
York;. s Texas. l Wisconsin. on
track 50 cars. Supplies liberal. de-
mand slow. market weak. Texas
-orrd type bulk ger ton mostly $50.
few higher; so-lb. crates S2Bo-2.7s.
Wisconsin Danish type bulk Per ton
$50.
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Truck
Markets
Via Naval Radio Station

Furnished 70 The Herald y Texas
Department Of Agriculture, United
States Bureau Of Agricultural Eco
Monies and the San Antonio, Texas.
Chamber Of Commerce cooperating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24
SALE-HOUSES.
LrAn-A

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.: PRICE ONLY $40. 500;
easy terms; detached brick home of six large
rooms and bath, hardwood floors and trim;
glaSsed inclosed sleeping porch. built-in ga
rage; larse lot owner in New York, house
must he sold. II Is q bargain. Phone Main
DIRECT FROM OwNER-MODERN 7-ROOM
home. four bedrooms, porches, garage; bar
gain at sl0.500 Inspect to I pm, 1908
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SOUTH RIVER WATER FRONT, rs ACRES:
so choice. large lots and beautiful natural
sandy beach; the nearest salt water from
Washington. This Summer colony well
started and already plated, staked, dedi-
Gated. Streets opened and partially built
UP with nice homes. A money-making prop
osition for a live wire sales organization
Star Office
FOR SALE--7-ROOM HOUSE, PLASTERED;
acres, shade and fruit trees; accessible to
beach; harbor privileges; good roads; IS
miles from d. c.; house vacant: needs
minor repairs; price, $2.750. Call Decatur
400 or evenings North 794o.
COLONIAL BEACH BUNGALOW. 4 ROOMS.
$40 per month; salt water bathing, fishing
and Grabbing Franklin 4522-J.
HERALD HARBOR-3 LOTS FACING DIGGs
I'd: and Ivy Trail, near palisades; n bargain.
Address Box l73-K. Star Office
POTOMAC RIVER.
SO acres only "a mi. from D. C., over 300
It. shore, DIRECTLY on Potomac River; 500
property; tract is well wooded. In good
ducking location. has fair bathing shore and
Is an exceptional purchase for investment;
Summer camp site and duck shooting in
season. Price, $4,000. with terms For this
and other Potomac River acreage, see
THEODORE F. MENK.
Speeializine Potomac River Propertes.
BUY LOT AT FAIR HAVEN, ON HERRING
Bay, the newest, nearest and best salt
waterfront subdivision before all prices ad
vance April 18th. Directions Marlboro
Pike to Mt Zion. right at Mt. Zion 5l2 miles
to Webb's Corner. left, miles to Fair
and Sunday. IRWIN oWINGs, Owner,
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BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
HOME.

groom house, servants quar-
tiers, 2-car garage. poultry house,
y acre OF ground. beautiful
lawn. shade and shrubbery. Lo-
Gated in one of the finest sub
urbs of Maryland, close to cars
and schools; IS minutes drive
from Chevy Chase Circle. A
real home at a greatly reduced
price for quick sale. Phone r.
W. HILBERT, Falls Church
308. for inspection.
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WANTED-MONEY,

WILL PAY $50 COMMISSION AND 60 IN
terest for S435, repayable monthly; first-class
security. Address Box 409-D. Star office
WILL PAY $500 AT $40 PER MONTH FOR
loan of $500 Srd trust on ffrst-class
nearby MARYLAND residence. Address Box
359K, Star Office. 25'
$4,000 SECURED BY FIRST MORTGAGE
on Sc acres of land adjoining the property
at Great Falls which is owned by the Great
Falls Power Co. The present owner paid
per cent interest and a reasonable commits
sion. Write or phone James N. Hughes
S24 14th st. NV. or phone Main 80
$3.50 End TRUST NOTE. WELL SECURED,
paid down to $l.l80; 81, 500 mo: sell for
1885 net. Cleveland 6i60
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SAIE-L2TS.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, D. c.
Mass. ave. extended; fne bldg. site on
4eth st. improvements; priced low for quick
sale, only sl,250. ADELBERT w. LEE, 1343
St NV.
2 BUSINESS LOTS. 70-FT. FRONT, FACING
Bowen I'd and Southern ave Sc j. r.
Wood, 427l Alabama ave. Sc, Washington,D C.
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sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

OVER 5000 Fl. and COMMERCIAL GROUND
centrally located: reasonable. Build to suit
tenant or purchaser Address Box 3-K, Star
JEWISH DELICATESSEN OPPORTUNITY
ms one-story brick store is located on q
p esSsn nv " r thoaroYshiare Jewish deica-
WILL TRADE equity on larger piece Of
Tentsd business property. Address Box i5s-
si3.50o ON EASY TERMS, FIRST TRUST
Ss'o0n. is real bargain for an acre or more
o. sround. junction of two State roads. in
dwelling barn, gas tanks. ETC.; same owner
Tor IL yrs: grocery merchandise, etc. now
RY fGE co f5 sa T. Ave NJ .ss7
Downtown LIST commercial l2-room house,
modern % m. semi;dstached; Lot 22sxso
Address BOX 267-K. Star ONCE.
LOT IS FIT. BY 76la FIT, SECOND COM
for zene snd fss sf cean
ing estselishmsni; laundry. etc, Price, 81
nd buns % yam sseep os be-
chase price or will build and lease to re-
Sponsible tenant Call Lincoln 1855 or see
HOUSE ON H ST. NE IN THE BEST PART
of the busiest business section of northeast.
priced at only $4,000; good frontage. alley
IN rear and list commercial zone; suitable
for. remodelng to store and apartments
This property belongs to an estate and is
PROFESSIONALLY 9iiG .S PRICED at bargain; don't
Star Office.
TWO LOTS, 40 FEET FRONT, ON CONN
ave near Van Ness. In vicinity of numer-
Gus SOA''menis s oG ShWM business street
2ls Woodward BLDG Frank Tess.
NEAR 14th AND EYE SITS. EXCELLENT
small retail business Price: $4,000 and viii
parry, V r PEARcE' Ita7 Eye &, NV.
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RENT--SHOPS,

VERY DESIRABLE SHOP IN REAR OF 1871
K st. NV; has wide alleys; suitable for any
business; rent reasonable.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1871 X St NV
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Beautiful Takoma Park.

ss.7so-A splendid buy for early. Spring.
sleeping porch. hot-water heat. fireplace;
located on paved st: near school trolley.
stores; nearly new. Make your own terms,
IL reliable,
SO. 5oo--wonderf investment home. 6
lovely rooms and bath on first floor With
and an English basement with rooms fin
iShed as n complete apartment; garage love-
~ garden. fruit and shruhbery: owner leav-
Ing city good location; paved street.
ss.75o-A coy Dutch colonial nestled
among trees. beautiful shruhbery and rose
covered trellises. There is very pretty
Of the center hall and a dear dining room
and very convenient. kitchen on the other
side. There are q side porches and built
The owner, doctor, is leaving for the
vest Located on very pretty street near
MAUDE H. LAWRY,
Shepherd 2546. 213 Cedar Ave.
BRICK HOME.
po 4th and 81. avs .1 bright Po9y.
best buy in ne; Small cash payment END
Bungalows in Woodridge. 5000 and 5000 cash.
MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood Rd. NE.
North 1888.
"a A., 5-R. Modern Dwelling.
MoNTG'Y CO, NORTH OF WASHINGTON.
On Georgia ave. miles north of Silver
all kinds OF fruit and about so young. apple
trees; property faces 3 macadam roads and
Lutheran College grounds. A real bargain at
McLACHLEN BANKING CoRP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 432.
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SALE OR RENT-BUS. PROP.
sALE-INDUsTRIAL PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-AN IDEAL INDUSTRIAL SITE.
SO it. by 800 it, near the south end of the
Lcng Bridge, on main highway between
siding. electricity and every convenience for
hish-class business site. Apply. to A. S.
DONIPHAN & SON. e03 King st., Alexandra,
Va. Phone Alexandria e5.
FOR SALE-NEW ONE-sTORY BRICK FAC
tory building, $50 #. by $50 #: with two
r. r. sidines, electricity,. etc, Well located
A. S. DONIPHAN & SON. 300 King ST., Alex
andria, Va. Phone Alexandria IS.
FOR sALE-SQUARE OF GROUND m THE
northern section of Alexandria, 246 IT. by $50
#, 57,o59 50. #, improved by a one-story
concrete building. 4s #. by 80 IT., one ONCE
siding and elec. and water. One block from
the Mount Vernon Boulevard. This is an
ideal business location and can be bought
Kine St. Alexandria, Va. Phone Alexandria IS.
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2nd COMMERCIAL

About 1890 square feet: less than CSC
Fer square foot 7-room frame, no inlpS :
faces about 100 feet on permanent n W. thor
oughfafe, fine auto repair and gas station
site or good investment. Address Box 4S8-H,
Star office.
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WANTED-LOTS.
SALE-TNVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FURNISHED HOUSE. u RMS, 2 BATHS,
double brick garage; now bringing large re-
turn as rooming house: located bet, 9th and
nth on Eye ST. Owner leaving city is reason
for selling. Franklin 1929.
SNAIL APARTMENT ON PROMINENT COR
ner in GEORGETOWN, rented 10 reliable tenant.
VIII sacrifice for cash or accept smaller
property in exchange. ] am owner. d. NJ.
MARTHINSON, il07 Conn. ave. North 200.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN TO INDIVIDUALS ON
personal Endorsements at &C. confidential
service. J. P. QUARLES, 1913 South wash
inston St. Alexandria, Va. Telephone Alex
andria 767.
WE BUY FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
on vacant ground, building lots and acreage;
also buy second deeds OF trust notes on I'M
proved property. Fulton r. Gordon. Con-
tlnental Trust Bldg. Main 1921.
YOUR CHANCE! II you want to refnance
your first trust or need q construction loan,
call Cev. $3.50
WE LOAN MONEY ON UNLISTED SECURI-
ties. INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES COR
PORATION, 8O5 wilkins Bldg 25s
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ATTRACTIVE e-RooM BRICK.
W. n. HOFFMAN,.
Or Any Broker.
Phone Main 1870.

COLORED: OPEN TO P.M-eO8 WEST
minister 81. NV. between 9th and l0tn s
and To rooms and BATH entire house re-
decorated; 2 porches all modern improve
ments. Call Adams 9l33-W. OWNER. 25e
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NEARBY VIRGINIA
Offers
A SAFE INVESTMENT
For Your Money, Health and Happiness.

feel the where
with fresh pure awher children play and
safetywhere full
and its surroundings? with arbor
love the family
land Falls
you your Home whether be new and modern
earlier
Church less than thirty Washington
adequate facilities perhaps
times admired its wide treened streets and atractve land
wished
Stop by the Office of NJ Church.
you outhe has specialized Suburban Homes for
years and will careful your requirements
M. F. CHURCH,
Realtor,
Telephone Falls Church, Va, &c.
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NEW MODERN SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
built-in garage, rooms bath. ami. h. w h.
fireplace. automatic refrigeration, metal
screened: oak floors bus
1901 Michigan ave, Brookland. Dec. 2s50-W.
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SALE-BUILDING SITES.

rOR SALOON NORTH SIDE. UPTON ST,
No. 1887 600 feet east Of Conn. ave); build
Ing site. suitable for one or two houses; high
elevation. improved street and substantial.
developed neighborhood. Room 218, Wood
ward Bldg. Frank. 1855
New Britain herald., 1929-08-19
HUSBAND IS IN JAIL.
 WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE
Mrs. Salvatore Pavano, Near Death in Shoot
 ing, Plaintiff

Salvatore Pavano, now serving q n,eiice or lo | --ths in the Hart ,ord county jail for shooting his wife 1iere last April, was today named de. iendant in suit for divorce. brought oy the Wife on grounds of intoler- able cruelty.
 Ahe "rlt was prepared by Attorney Harold J. Eisenberg of the law of- fces of Hungerford S Saxe and # VII De served on Pavano at the county Jail. In addition to the de- ! cree Mrs. PavGno asks permission to resume her maiden name. paulino Montaniero.
 = Alter period of estrangement Mfs. Pavano came here to live witr friends or North Burritt street. On the afternoon of April IA, the de- fendant came here and made an of lort 10 bring about a reconciliation when he was not successful in his attempt, he shot his wife twice then attempted an escape which was frus- tEated when Supernumerar Pol,,e. man Henry ZaJkowski, awakened hv HIS Wlte, gave chase and captured the fleeing gunnan. Zaikowski was later cited for meritorious police work.
 Mrs. PaVano was a patient at New Britain General hospital for seyera weeks, during which time one of the, bullets was removed from her body She still carries the second lead. ~ Pavano was bound over to supe- TOT court on a charge of assault with dangerous and deadly weapon and was later committed to jail for ao months term.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-19
Take Off Early Today

Lisbon, Portugal, Aug. 19 R>- Two youthful Swiss aviators, Oscar kaesar and Kurt Luescher, started from Juncal, near here, at 730 a. m. (l:30 a. m. E. S. T.) in an attempt to make a westward crossing of the Atlantic to New York
 They considered it doubtful when they took off that they could reacn the American metropolis without re- fueling and planned to strike first for Halifax, probably stopping there for more petrol. It was their inten- ton to fly by way of the Azores. They will not attempt to land but will return to Portugal if their fuel consumption is too great.
 Has 230 Horsepower Motor
 The plane is Farman monoplane of French construction It bears on its fuselage near its horsepower motor the name "Jungschweizer- land" or Young Switzerland. It is similar to that used by the frenchmen Bailly and Reginensi, who recently flew from Paris 10 Saigon, French Indo China.
 The two aviators, with a third Alfred Tschopp, flew here last Sat- urday from Le Bourget, France, stopping twice en route. Previously they had flown to Le Bourget from Zurich, Switzerland. The flight from Le Bourget with it's two stops oc- eupied two days, during which the 1lers were not reported, leading to belief for while that they had met
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New Britain herald., 1929-08-19
PRENTICE Co. LOSES
 TRADE MARK FIGHT
Patent Office Allows Penn sylvania Firm to Re-
 tain Name
By GEORGE H. MANNING

(Washington Correspondent. N B. Herald)
 Washington, D. C., Aug. 19.-Ap- pllcation of the G. E. Prentice Manufacturing Co. of Berlin, Conn.,, for cancellation of a trade mark registered at the patent office by the Hookless Fastener Co. of Mead vile, Pa, was denied today by NJ. J. Moore, acting commissioner of patents.
 The New Britain firm contended that the trade mark "Hookless' for fasteners, especially those of the slider-controlled type. injured it's business, and asked that the trade mark of the Pennsylvania concern, which had already been registered with the patent office, be cancelled.
 The Prentice company appealed from the decision of the acting ex- aminer of interferences. Mir. Moore today arrived at the same conclu- sion as the examiner and affirmed his ruling.
 The right of a petitioner to iu- tervene is dependent upon a show ing of interest in the subject mat ter from which damage might be inferred: that if he has not used the mark as a trade mark upon goods of a like description he can suffer no damage by it's registration by another; and that the petition must contain statement of fact on this jurisdictional question suffi- ciently full to show that the peti- tioner has been injured by the reg istry of the mark he seeks to have 
 Since. said Mr. Moore, the appli- cation of the Berlin firm itself showed that the trade mark in ques- ton had not been used prior to it's being registered by the Pennsyl- vania company, he sustained the examiners decision.
 The Hookless Fastener Go. there fore has exclusive right to use of the trade mark,
 It is possible that the Berlin con- cern will appeal to the courts, but this is seldom resorted to, in re- spect to decisions by commissioners.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-19
SIX BURN TO DEATH
 IN ARKANSAS HOUSE
Half Dozen More Severely Hurt When Gas Stove
 Explodes

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 19 LPl-Six persons trapped on the second floor were burned to death. and half a dozen others severely injured in fire that destroyed a boarding house here early today.
 The fire resulted from an explo slon of a gas stove and spread quickly through the wooden building In one of the older sections of the city.
 The dead are Samuel Archer, IT: Hiram Evans, 30; Frank Harty, 60; Martin Knapp; Dan Strange, 65, and Frank Matthews.
 The blast occurred as Mrs. E. L, Darragh, proprietress lighted the gas cooking stove to start breakfast. She was severely burned about the face and hands by flames that en- veloped the kitchen. Her screams awakened some of her roomers who jumped from the second floor.
 The others were believed to have slept until flames enveloped their rooms cutting off their escape Ex- plosion of the cooking stove started the fire. The house was a IA room frame structure and the blaze spread rapidly through it. It was destroyed.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-19
Pretty Bay State Woman Bandit,
 Who Escaped Jail, Captured Today

Dedham, Mass, Aug. 19 CUP Mrs. Betinna Massarelli, 2S, Massa- chusetts' first woman bandit, was captured after a chase here early today. She had been the object of Widespread search since her es- cape last Wednesday from Sherborn re1ormatory, where she was serving l6-year sentence for hold-up in Everett last December.
 Anthony Staula. 22, of Dedham, driver of an automobile in which Mrs. Massarelli was riding a few minutes before her capture, was ar rested.
 The apprehension of the diminu- tlVe girl bandit followed closely the arrest of her common law husband, Michael Massarelli. local garageman, as an alleged accessory after the fact to her escape.
 The capture of the prisoner re-
New Britain herald., 1929-08-19
Leaves Roosevelt Field

Roosevelt Field N. T., Aug. 19 P)-The airplane Sun God was head ed back toward Spokane today after refueling here at the eastern turn ing point of it's trans continental nonstop round trip flight.
 The plane, piloted by B. Manner and Art Walker arrived over this field at 3:45 p. m., eastern standard time, yesterday, having been in the air 66 hours and 47 minutes since it left Spokane at 5: D. m., Pacific time. Thursday. It had covered $500 miles,
 The fliers, who are seeking to es- tablish a distance record for air re- fuelled flight lowered over the field two hours taking on gas, oil, food and other supplies, then turned west ward toward Cleveland, the next re- fueling point.
 Drop Several Messages
 The pilots dropped several notes while over the field. in one of which they expressed their delight at ar irving over New York and declared they were tempted to land here. They also dropped a message of greeting sent to Mayor James J. Walker from Mayor James Rolph of San Francisco.
 The refueling here was done by Kay Wassall and P. V. Chaffee, who refueled the St. Louis Robin in it's record breaking two and one half week endurance flight at St. Louis. They transferred 21O gallons of gas oline. eight gallons of oil food, wa ter and repair parts for an earth in ductor compass.
 The Sun God then headed toward Cleveland with Captain Frank Hawks, holder of the trans continen- tai speed record piloting a guide plane as far as Belfonte, Pa.
 On its eastern flight the Sun God was refueled at San Francisco. Rock Springs, Wyo Cheyenne, Wyo. North Platte, Neb., and Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-19

suited from a chase which began when Policemen Lawrence Carty and John Mccarthy and Motorcycle Of ficer John J. Keegan spied an auto mobile bearing registration plates known to belong to Massarelli's ear- age.
 They pursued the car, but on over taking it discovered that Staula was the lone occupant. The officers then retraced their steps in an effort to locate Mrs. Massarell who had leaped from the machine during the chase.
 The young woman was discovered hiding behind wall on Colburn street. She offered no resistance and was taken to police headquarters.
 Mrs. Massarelli escaped from sherborn by sliding down an impro- vlsed rope ladder fashioned from bed spreads. She has served less than SIX months of her 16-year sentence.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-19
Women Win Point

San BernardinC, Cal, Aug. 19 P- | Eighteen of the 19 fliers entered ir | the first womens national air derb, from Santa Monica, Cal, to Cleve. land, who baked at continuing the flight from here today because o1 | their objection to landing at Calex- ,co, Cal, won their point when race officials announced they would be permitted to pass that point without stopping.
 It was announced that the fliers, instead of making control stop al Calexico, would be permitted by the Cleveland race officials to fly suffi. ciently low over that airport to al- low checkers to read their plane numbers. The contestants then may land at Yuma, Ariz., the change they have demanded, or continued to Phoenix.
 The IS women f1iers went on strike against continuing the race unless flight officials eliminated the sched 1led control stop at Calexico.
 The women indicated that the strike was made against the Calex- 1co stop because several planes would be unable to take off from the field there due to the lack of space.
 After a dinner given them by the Exchange club of San Bernardjno lhe contestants held a protest meet ing under the leadership of Mrs Florence Barnes, aviator wife of a San Marine, Cal, minister. Suhse- ouently they issued the following statements:
 We, the undersigned pilots in the womens air derby, hereby declare we will go TO further than this point lAless routed by or through Yuma, Ariz, instead ot Calexico, Cal. Cause Of this decision was the failure of Cleveland to set the route within 24 hours of the start of the race and no point located between San Ser nardino and Phoenix"
 Complete First Hop
 The women fliers, contestants in the national women's air derby, to day had the first hop of their eight day race safely behind them. Start. ing from Clover field at Santa Mon- ica, Cal, on the first leg to San Bernardno they. have Cleveland, O., site of the 1929 air races, as their goal week from today.
 After an suspicious start Sunday afternoon all but one of the contest ants Mary Won Mack, Detroit, Mich, sportswoman, landed at this, the first overnight stop, without mis- hap. Miss Mack came down 1t Montebello, a few miles east of Los Angeles, after being confused by other planes flying about hen there.
 Phoebe Omlie, of Memphis, Tenn. who led off the long flight, landed at San Bernardino. still out in frort Of the lighter class planes. Louise Thaden of Pittsburgh came in at the head of the high
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