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POULTRY AND EGGS.

MASSANuTTEN
certified baby chicks. Every breeder nlood
tested and certified By the Department OF
Agriculture. Breeders and hatchery uhaS.
chicks shipped under oficial State label
Write for free catalog. stating numnsr ana
varsity desired. Massanutten Farms Hatch.
egz, Boz E.2al Herrisanhurg We
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RECoMMENDED SERVICE.


The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention.
For admission to Recommended
Service Column call Main 5000.
Branch lis.
all kinds Of construction: no cash: easy
monthly payments. PROPERTY FINANCE
Co, Room 4o5, 1881 G st. NV. Franklin
Ant. bedbug, moth, roach, rat extermina::
ton, Guaranteed results. .Fumigation Of
homes is one Of our specialties. Free esti-
~ sv t MSiN sa7s Co. Sss
AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED In ls
hours with wonderful new durable LACQUER sr
m saihss acids. aiEaii and alkaline mud Let
us show you sample of fne work with this
sHSe esllsns fc. 1000 Upshur st.. COL a.
l423-1425-1427 Z st. NV. Decatur $50.
RFDDING-Prepare for your Spring house
esn S as re eUx springs
90 4 now Dsfore the rush ss1s Bed
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. bog springs end
gal as M TsnG Co. e Sis nG $50
BEDDING Of all kinds renovated and steril-
ized BY process approved by Health Dept.
b. c. Prompt service and low prices, Eagle
Bedding Co. 2215 9Th st. ne. Decatur 765.
BEDDING RENOVATED. springs, mattresses.
pillows feather mat: down comforts re-coy-
cred. Ideal Bedding CO.. 622 e NV. d. 1904.
CARPENTERING --2Porches Enclosed, store
fronts, screening; plastering, painting, ee-
nnenting; remodeling Of all kinds. Pot 3137-J.
CARPENTER JOBBING by hour or lob.
6rst.elass work q reas. prices. Phone Dec.
5s9-w. Ford. IS
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BOATS.

LAUNCH. 30-ft.; leaving city; sl75 cash.
ls43 ne. Phone Lin. 2S23-W. IS
WILL ACCEPT BOAT, about thirty feet, part
payment equity siX-r0om modern brick home
534l 42nd st. NV, Chevy Chase. Write Mrs.
WeSchler, Leesburg, Va. IA
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

HoLsTEIN COWS 90, 8 to years old; 2
Tirpett, Cheltenham, Nd. Phone Brandy
wine 11-F-3l. 14'
FOR SALE-SPOTTED Poland China hogs
CO., registered, .lnoculated splendid stock
for breeding. Address Paul Holeva, r. No. /,
Glendale, Md. 14'
COW, large, 8 years old, springer, q Guern-
Church. Va. Ia
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
German preferred. Phone Cleveland 1858.
14s
CLEANING Friday and Saturday. Reliable
colored woman. Phone Atlantic 3938-W.
COOK, coiored. good, and do light, apart
nent work fer family of two IN small apart
ment. Mr.. Birns, 1901 Areonne pl, Apt. 457:
GIRL, colored, neat, wants apt. to clean or
morning work. 3S08 Sherman ave. n'w.'
Apt. 3.
GIRL, reliable. colored, wishes morning
GIRL, colored, wishes work as mother 8
helper or dishwasher. Call els French st.
Phone Decatur 1928-W. -
GIRL, reliable, colored. wishes Job as
chambernlaid or waitress. Apply l724 TIN
st. NV. second moor. IA
ehsmSsrm !; sol0I csil vi ssa 0s %
shamSsr & iolG os ss We 0s sae's
LAUNDRESB wishes washing to take home;
best OF reference Cal Adams 2926. Is
LAUNDRESs, capable colcred woman. Tues
days and Wednesdays. Call Saturday night
or Monday night. Lincoln 348l
MAID, waitress, homework or laundress;
persons person Reference. Cail West iT2s-J
WOMAN. white, settled, wants light house.
work with employed couple Good home
preferred more than high wages. address
Box Sim, Star once. --
WOMAN. coiored, wants place as cook.
Go home nights, Phone Decatur 5094. 1I59
Willard st. NV. Apt l.
WOMAN wants work as cook and house,
worker. NORTH 0s3.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

PAssENGERs-Going 10 Michigan on or
about 18th; accommodate four; 7-pass. Pack
ard; references required. Mr.. Besser, Room
436. Annapolis Hotel. 19'
South. Chicago, int points sedans tomor-
row Motor Travel, Sterling Hotel, Main 5237.
FLORIDA BUS EVERY MONDAY, 8 AN,
via Richmond, Raleigh. Charleston. Savan-
nights out. Through rate, sl9 so. Call or
write o. A. Gibson, Continental Hotel. Is"
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RADIO SALES AND PEPAIRS

RADIO-New holster 7-tube electric set,
complete. Sacrifice. 10ll Sigsbee pl. ne.
Prone Potomac 6099-J.
SMITHS, 2ll9 18th ST. NW.-Batteries re-
charged, 81. We call and deliver free. 10"
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BEAUTY PARLORS

DEAU EhRLOhS.
DON'T BARGAIN WITH THE PRICELESS
beauty Of your hair, II pays to get genuine
and hair cut with every permanent.
DONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE, Tic 18th st.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Mabelle Honour School Of Beauty
DAYS. at Bnrchell Bidr.. si7 18Th St. Mar
cells. Csc and SOC. other word at corre-
spondingly low prices. Permanent wave, IS.
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SPRING BARGAIN SALE.
1-ply Battleaxe roofing, Si.10. i.
inside d hraSs dnnr lncks. SOC set

Inside d. brass door locks, soc set.
s2.50 cylinder nightlatches, s1.49
it:ft; light, strong, straieht ladders: s369.
o-it pest iron-braced stepladders; 81
81 lead and zinc paint, guaranteed. sass gal.
$275 medium grade paint, $1,95 gal.
J. A. MOORE. Hdwe., 1918 7th NV. N 327s.
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| CHEVROLET COUPE, 1927; in excellent con-
dition; fully equipped. 1855 31st ST. NV.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESME
SALESMAN, highest type. to solicit mem
bership in washington Athletic Club. A
real opportunity. Apply Washington Ath-
letic Club. 900 Southern Bldg.
SECURITY SALESMAN with washington
clientele, to sell limited Offering. Call w. L.
Scott, Fairfax Hotel, Sunday morning
REAL ESTATE statesmen.
Long established broker and builder has
opening for a few statesmen of character and
ability to sell both new and brokerage prop
critics. We have one Of the fastest selling
moderate-priced home developments in the
city. See Mr.. Sherwin, sales manager,
before 10 am.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
e24 14th st. NV. Main SO.
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1927; in perfect con-
u dson; many extras: terms can be arranged.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU. l926-Fuily coup
ped; paint like new: motor completely over
nauied ana guaranteed A dandy car for
sza2 Liberal terms. owens Motor Co.,
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Course in Salesmanship.

NOuI Dc III Ou1N1AHIOIASfINPs
To limited group a course of eight eve
will be given without charge by Home
once Educational supervisor OF one Of the
oldest life INSURANCE, companies cor pa IN America
will be given wednesday, April IL, at pm.
This opportunity will appeal to the man
or woman who wishes to increase his or
her selling power and qualify for sales
position with this company.
Address Box 135-M, Star once.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COMPETENT HELP furnished daily; positions
open daily. Nat. Personnel Bureau, Room
Oil, i405 Eye st. NV. M. 1921.
STENoGRAPHERS. ,BOoKKEEPERs. TYP
i.4Oo firms that use this Office regularly as
their employment dept: In the past i've
POSITIONS no charge unless placed. Wash
ington Employment Exchange, ala Nat. Press
Bldg, 14th and Z.
OFFICE WORKERS. Many applicants need
ed daily Free REGISTRATION. Personnel 6erv-
ice Company. Metropolitan 1888, Room 20s,
927 18th st. NV. ~
SOUTHERN BROTHERS. EMPLoYMENT
SERVICE. 3rd floor, Adams Bldg. 1888 r st.
NV. Metropolitan 3547.
OFFICE HELP SPECIALITY.
Applications of experienced bookkeepers,
stenographers, typists, etc, desired.
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SALE-AUToMoBnEs.
lHA-Aa-~r

CHEVROLET COUPE and coach-Rot6 1919
models-In tiptop condition throughout and
priced low for quick sale. Terms to suit
908 10th NV.
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INSTITUTION COUhSES.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE PLEASANT.
worth-while vocation, The Mabelle Honour
system sayes months Of time in learning and
assists With cost of tuition: Day, evening
classes. Easy terms. Mabelle Honour
School. BIT 14th st. NV. Frank. 98l8.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY. TAUGHT. In
ouire about our new method: licensed white
men: established 10 years. Call Lin. 81.
NEW CLASS IN TELEPHONE SWITCH
board operating; limited short, easy, fasci-
mating course to learn. Don't wait for hot
weather-now is the time Oxford Bldg,
cor. l4th and N. Y. ave. ----
BEARD SCHOOL OF MUSIC-More than 100
pupils PLAYING professionally. concert. Eanio i:
courses; piano, violin; saxpphomn NE, banjo.
chestra classes. Dance. Concert. Coaching
by foremost local artists. Professional en-.
gaeements open to pupils who qualify. S47l
14th st. NV. Adams $500
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT. QUICKLY, EX-
pert lady instructresS. Call CONOVER, 2l2S
H st. West 3068. IL.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY-Rea.:
sonahle rates. Call Georgia 18Se-W, or s2o
Kennedy ct nv. IA
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CHEVROLET LANDAU. 1929: only run 10, 600
miles: wonderful bargain: terms to suit
lob 3lst ST. NV. West 12c6.
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DODGE COUPE. 1926-In fine condition.
s325; only $3.50 down, $50 per month Many
others. Easy terms. Sheriff Motor Co., 627
X st. NV
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CHRYsLER So ROADSTER, 1928: rumble
seat; very low mileage; so per cent of list
price; q year to pay. Frey-Golden Motors,
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CHEVROLET CABRIoLET. 1927 model-IoT
mileage; looks like new. Small down pay
ment. Phone Hyattsville 1920.
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CHEVROLETS-For attractive bargains in
used Chevrolets and Fords. with a shop
guarantee, see Lustine-N Nicholson Motor Co.
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cHRYsLER 10 MODEL COACH-Motor has
been completely overhauled in our shop,
new French brown paint, 6 tires like new,
only 1920 down, $32 per month. Win tste
small car in trade. Many others. Easy
terms. Sheriff Motor Co.. 627 K ST. NV.
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1927--In very good
shape naagPe New tires. scat covers. etc. Price
$19S; only 500 down. balance $40 month
Many others. Easy terms. Sheriff Meter
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CHEVROLET COUPE. ls27-Fuliy equipped:
rumble seat; motor completely overhauled
ana guaranteed: 1915. Liberal terms. Owens
Motor Co, 1928 Ga ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQUES and modern furniture-All claim
| TO, but we actually pay more for furniture
than any one in town. Phone The Lincoln Co..
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CHEVROLET COUPE, 1923: run only a COO
miles: in perfect condition; easy terms.
1855 3lst ST. W. West I2O6.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1926; IN good running
condition; can be bought cheap; easy terms.
l055 3lst st. NV. West l2n6.
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CHEVROLET COUPE, ls27-Fuily equipped;
s:215; easy terms. j. L. Jerman Co., inc,
West a73l ct *
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FORD 1927 TUDOR, Sl85: or coupe. s165.
Must sell. can't use two carsi can arrange
terms. Adams 1911 IA
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FORD COUPE. 1924-Good tires and finish.
Just the car to ride around town in. t95.
Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sherman ave.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. is2s-Looks and runs
IKE new; fully equipped; rumble seat; s475.
Liberal terms. Owens Motor Co., 1923
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FORD TOURING. l926-In fine condition.
Only $3.50. Liberal terms. Owens Motor
Co., 1923 Ga ave
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FORD 1920 COUPE. model A; look this one
over at $500; a year to pay. Frey-Goiden
MOTORS. Inc. 1927 l4th st. NV.
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CHEVROLET sEDANS, i9a7-ITwo to select
from; both IN fne shape and easily worth
price asked: s375. Terms arranged. Owens
Motor Co, 6323 Ge. ave.
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SALESMEN-We have q permanent position
for q high-grade salesman Of proven ability
and good character. Do. not apply unless
you have earned at least $4,000 per year.
for Mr.. Ballard. The walbert Co., l7zS M
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MEN-Now is the time to start. We still
have room for several good men. Our men
are making from $50 to SIS per week. Come
in and see what we have to offer. See Mr..
WeeYns SI9 Upshur st NV.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-21
Mercury Has Two Narrow
Escapes, Due to Boats
on River.

BIZ United Press
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. III
Lieutenant Afford Williams, navy
speed pilot, narrowly escaped dis
aster twice today in an attempt to
test the speed of his Mercury sea-
plane on the Severn river when
swells from speedboats nearly upset
the Schneider cup plane as it was
taxing between eight and ninety
miles an hour, preparatory to a
take-off.
When he finally brought the sea-
plane under control Williams re-
turned to the mother ship Sand
piper at the Naval Academy wharf
and made another attempt i'm
mediateIy to take the racer into the
air.
On the second attempt Williams
had another narrow escape. When
he had reached speed of 100 miles
an hour and was ready to leave the
water, several boats darted into his
path.
The navy pilot managed to cut
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-21
Ring
office Boys
Uncovered

Five boys, from to 13 years old,
were under arrest today, charged
with being members of northside
juvenile larson ring" They were
said to have confessed to fire de-
partment and fire prevention Off
cials starting fires in twenty north
side houses in the last year.
The youths were taken into Gus
tody following fire Tuesday noon
in a vacant house, at 824 North
Delaware street. Fire prevention
officials found that a fire had been
built on the rear porch of the house.
Neighbors told f1remen they had
seen several boys around the house
prior to the fire and gave descrip-
tions of them.
Captain Bernard Lynch and IN
spector Fay Rugh Of the fire pre-
vention department, questioned six
youths but permitted one to go
when it was learned he was feeble
minded. Fire Chief Harry E. Vo-
shell and Prevention Chief Virgil
7. Ferguson questioned the boys to-
day and said confessions had been
obtained.
According to the department Of
f1cials, the youths are said to have
told them they did not start fires in
occupied residences but only in va
can't houses.
Two Of the boys we're taken by
the department officials to point
locations of the alleged incendiary
fires,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-21
Yep Starts to q. S. Today
Derby Sabotage Probed;
Hold Hope for Sea Fliers
TRAGEDY, SUCCESS
IN NAVIATION EVENTS
BY United Press



TAGEDY ntertWned today reports OF aviation
the world
LLScher Okar
reported forty
the Atlantic.
Walker arrived at Spokane WASH Tuesday
night after flying $500 miles in their nonstop round
trip flight
dirgbe Zeppelin Toxic today
California.
Seventeen saddene by the death Marvel Crosson started
Arz Midland the womens from Santa
Cleveland There continued be charges of sab
otage
dirgbe Angeles time hooking
minutes then releasing the
successfully
Williams attempts
Schneider today
Annapolis.
Dieudonne Costes who recently turned back transatlantic
his
indicated another attempt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-21
'GroomS' of Women's
Planes Are Quizzed by
Officials.
STORM HALTS RACERS
Is Pilots Forced to Stay at
Ell Paso After First
Leg of Days Trip.

BIZ United Press
SAN BERNARDINO, CAL,
Aug. 21.-The district attor-
ney's office today questioned
those who handled the air.
planes of the competitors in
the women's air derby of the
national air races in an at
tempt to learn whether some
planes were tampered with
during the first overnight
stop.
Glare Fahy, forced down at Ca
lexico contended acid had been
placed on the struts of her plane,
making it necessary for her to leave
the race. Thea Rasche, German avi-
atrix, asserted dirt had been placed
in her gasoline. She went down near
HoltviIle, but re-entered the COM
petition later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-21
CITY MANAGER FOES
DEFEATED In CLEVELAND
ELECTION BY CLOSE VOTE
Former Ohio Governors
Proposal Is Whipped
for Third Time.
By United Press


CLEVELAND, Aug. 21.-Unof1cial
count today showed that Cleveland
had retained by plurality of 3,195
votes the city manager plan of mu-
nicipal government over the amend
ment to the charter proposing a re-
turn to the federal plan.
A total of 97,155 votes was cast
Tuesday of which 46,980 were for"
and 50,175 against"
With the third defeat of his pro-
poSal, Harry L. Davis, former Cover
nor, faded from the political picture
Organization of his supporters was
ineffective this time.
Davis blamed a limited campaign
fund, opposition of the newspapers,
and the tremendous campaign
fund against us" for his defeat.
City Manager William R. Hop
kins' statement expressed gratitude
at the outcome of the election. He
predicted a bright future for Cleve-
land.
VIC Wall uOW SO AOA "uA0, NAAoh
man Clarence J. Neal of the pro-
gressive government committee said,
and carry out the second plank Of
our platform in presenting to the
people a complete slate of compet-
ent men and women for council in
November who will be in sympathy
with the manager plan.
Cleveland is the largest city in
the country employing the city
manager plan of municipal govern-
ment. 1t has been in operation for
the past five and half years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-21
ECkener Hopes to Make
10000 Mile Journey
in IL Days.
THOUSANDS AT FIELD
Japanese Naval AviatorS to
Escort DirigibIe as
Jaunt Begins.
Rg Tinted Press

BIZ United Press
TOXIC, Aug. 21.-His goal
a trip of 10000 miles around
the globe in twelve and a half
days Of actual flying time,
Commander Hugo Eckener
was to start in the Graf Yep
pelin today at 4 a. m. q p. m.
eastern standard time), across
the Pacific to Los Angeles.
Behind him lie 11,O8O miles al
ready covered from Lakehurst, N. j.,
to Toxic, across the Atlantic, Europe
and Asia. 1t was accomplished in 6
days 13 hours Is minutes.
Ahead Of him lie the vast stretch
of the northern Pacific and the
comparatively easy flight across the
United States from its west coast
back to Lakehurst.
Thousands SWarmed about the
field at the Kasumigaura naval
base, forty-one miles from here, to
watch the start. The atmosphere
was carnival-like. Japanese, Ger
mans and a score of other nation
alities camped all night long on the
field. The beer halls, where Ger
man piIsener flowed, were swamped.
Three new passengers were to be
aboard on the flight to Los Angeles
-Dofu Silirai, Nippon Dempo cor
respondent, who will leave the ship
at Los. Angeles; Major Shibata OF
the Japanese army and Lieutenant
Commander Kusaka of the Jap
anese navy.
Navy planes will escort the Yep
pelin to sea. The navy also ordered
Ominato base to keep destroyers
ready to aid the Zeppelin in case OF
necessity until it is beyond the
Kuriles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-21
REDS MOVE ON
CHINESE With
ARMORED CARS
Many Casualties Occur as
Fighting on Border
Is Continued.
REPORT HEAVY LOSSES
Tanks Are Used by Invaders
to Take Railway
Points.
REPORT HEAVY LOSSES
BY D. C. BEss
La ~ ~ 6ASOAI
United Press Staff Correspondent


PEIPING, China, Aug. divide
spread fighting continued along the
borders Of Manchuria today with
heavy casualties.
A stream of Chinese troops poured
toward the border to resist the Rus
slams.
The Chinese government, while
mobilizing troops On large scale,
appeared studiously to be trying to
give the impression that Russia is
the aggressor and that all Chinese
moves are purely defensive.
The news received here, most from
Chinese sources, pictured the Rus
slams as aggreSsors in all cases, and
the Chinese as resisting success
fully.
Word from Manchuli said a
strong Soviet force, with armored
cars and tanks, appeared at Station
86, on the Chinese Eastern railway,
near the border, Tuesday and ad-
vanced against the Chinese, defend
ing the line. The Chinese shelled
the Russians and heavy losses were
reported on both sides.
Six hundred white Russians"
were reported serving in the Chinese
vanguard between Manchuli and
Dalainor, the scene of the heaviest
fighting.
Changchun reported that 1000
Kirin infantry passed through there
today en- route to Manchuli from the
south.
A dispatch from Dairen. near Port
Arthur, confirmed the dynamiting
of a train near Taipingling on Mon
day, with several killed. A group of
suspected Soviet Russians was ar
rested, the Chinese claiming that
Red terrorism is increasing.
The Chinese were strengthening
their defenses both at Manchuli, on
the western border, and opposite
Pogranitchinaya, near Valdivostok
on the east.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-21
Possibility Bold Youngsters
Landed Near Halifax
Is Entertained.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Sixty
hours after they started with high
hope on a westward crossing of the
Atlantic, the fate of two adventurous
young Swiss fliers was mystery to-
day.
They were down somewhere, since
their gasoline must have been ex-
hausted long ago, but whether on
land or sea, no one knew.
The closest watch kept at air
ports, coast guard stations and
other points along the coast, as well