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destination, Tacoma, Wash. Then a
broken exhaust collector ring forced
them back.
subsequently Thomas Ash, another
American aviator, decided to tackle the
North Pacific in the City of Tacoma
He renamed the plane the Pacific and
new 1t to Samushlro Beach, but wa
unable to lift the ship. from the sand
with its heavy load of gasoline.
Moyle and Allen faced problem IN
duties payments amounting TO $4,000
due on the plane August 10. They said
they would SEEK an extension.
For time 1t was feared Pangborn
and Herndon also would encounter diff
ficulty with Japanese of1cials When
news OF their departure from Kha-
baroysk was flashed to the Rengo News
Agency here. the Japanese aviation bu-
reau said their plane might be con.
flscated in the event they landed In
Japan without permit.
The American embassy arranged &c
file q landing application in behalf OF
the flyers. however. and in view OF this
action the aviation bureau told the
Rengo Agency the permit would bs
granted.
Paneborn and Herndun were in ex-
cellent spirits despite the fact their eff.
forts to beat the record Of Post and
Gatty had been abandoned.
Greeted by officials.
The Americans said they had an In
teresting night from Khabarovsk. They
started southeast and crossed the japan
sea, then new over Hokkaido and fol-
lowed the east coast of Hondu.
rV-R.. h4x~ -,
tives of the American embassy, who had
been in communication with the Japan
ese Aviation Bureau regarding y land
ing permit, which was granted.
f1erndon told reporters he would make
definite announcement soon regard
ing his plans for q transpacific flight.
A scattered crowd greeted the Amer
leans, IA most OF the populace which
had greeted Miss Amy johnson, Brit
ish flyer, on her arrival from London
had started home before the pair ar
rived.
But the crowd scurried back to thu
| Held when PAngborf's big ilionoplans
came into view Many Japanese chill.
dfeh waved flags and the JAPANESE
oiileials htirriediy gave The flyers 81
informal welcome.
Camera Is Seized.
Panebprfl and Hefndon were detained
&c the Tathikhwa Air6rosiae for tire,
hours BY aviation bureau ofiieials. witt
| questioned them regarding their fatiit
1 set and more particularly eafaefl
/ found In their plane.
/ Onlciais asserted that In the e1ner
geirs landing application filed by tn
! American embassy nothing YES salt
| c9nctraiflg the camera or radio.
At the airEirunae it was said that, Il
view Of the circumstances OF the flyers
arrival, the ministry Of communication
had asked the police to keep a watcl
over them. One report reached tn
aviation bureau the flyers. en- route :,
| Toxic. passed over the Hakodate forti
fed zone, on HckkAid0 island. The au
thofities took possession uf the atistors
camera aud may develop its plates q
ascertain what 4 any, rliotuefe phs wef'
snapped
wEATHEn DELAYS LINDBER0Hs.
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seaman's Staying probed.

COLON, Canal Zone, August 6 NP.--
A naval inquest may be held into the
death of James Dalton Mikell, %, f1fe-
man, aboard the IT, s. q. Mallafd, who
was found III an alleyway last night
and his nose broken. he died on the
way to hospital. Mikells home was
In Statesboro, Ga.
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Palestine Arabs to strike,

JERusAIEfA, August 8 up Dissat-
isfied with measures taken ~ the.
koVernfneft TOT dealing with possible re-
neWAl Of Hebfew-AfAb communal as
ttlfbAfees, elements Of The Arab pcDu-
begin Monday. me government an
aoiinced u would take ster1 u rfeTens
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MOB BATTLES POLICE
200 colored People Seek 20 Prevent
Mans Arrest.

Man . Arrest.
MINIATURES. wis, August EP.-
More than zoo colored people bAttied q
dozen policemen in the streets here last
night when the oficers attempted 10
arrest william Jones. 90. for creating .
disturbances. three policemen we're
slightly burt and three cciufed persons
Nefe arrested.
Two ratio squad ofsacers were shout
to place Jones'. who recently fe-yed d
sentence fcf drunkenness. in their car
when 4 crowd coed IN On them Other
policemen cAfisk To their Aid ana Hol0fed
ps0pse kIeN'ed usit Of houses b three a..
3osnifik stfeete several ether Squads
were called befuFe order MAs restored
To Askains - solelg with ~
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HURLEY IN SPOKANE
Secretary and Party to Sail for
Philippines Saturday.

According to war Department Ad-
vices, Secretary Hurley, who is making
an inspection of military posts In the
Northwest, is in Spokane, wash, today
and will join Mrs. Hurley and his mill
tary aide, MAI. Harry A. Bishop, Med
ical Corps, in Seattle in ample time to
take passage on the steamship President
Madison Saturday on their way to the
Philippines.
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responsible for depriving the school
children Of the State Of revenue due
them the statement said
oil from school land.
Sinclair said he was concerned about
the outside worlds opinion Of b state
whose A1Aifs ARE At the mercy OF
such an act a. the Governors proc
lafnation Of fnAitial law"
FEDERAL ACTION UNSEEN.
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$4,000 New Workers
Permitted to Garry
Pistols in 2 Years
nt h.,e AssociatediPresa.

~ vac Acknowledgment.
NEW YORK. August Sam
uel Seabufy, counsel to the Legis-
fative investigating COMMITTEES,
today took cl1agge Of police rec
urds showing that more than
$4,000 persons rSre aivens permits
siorf TO carry pistols In the last
two years.
the commiksee started its police
department. inquiry IS On sfter.
rnath Of the Ascef1t fiarestlp OF
gang warfare IN witch several
racketeers and . 5-year-old child
were killed.
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Many Anneri6kn iiAshlights are b.
inc sold Ia swtkien. land q long Win
ter nights. -
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wEATHsn DELAYS LuNDBERoHs

AKLAvIK. Northwest Territories.
August 8 tAs Men cf the Nortnlnnu.
Nhias tfAasf 90 Kskime aatk wsrs
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2 U. S. PLANES MAY
RACE OVER PACIFIC
WITH SEATTLE GOAL

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Corps TO Ne Reduced . Total strsAesh
II ie,see By DessInbef !.

49,
raeduetion In, ahe enlisted stFsneth d
the Marine Corps from 1880 to le,0oo
10 save u ,000, 900 "a this yoAriB Navy
budget Ia compliance with Persistent
Hoovefss economy aemAfds has resulted
IN the dropping of nearly 100 nen thus
far. &c ives learned toMAy. The cut q
being accomplished ~ stopping Al nav
efilistfz1efltB. No men new serving a
the corps win % discharged, however,
It was said, and those WHOSE enlis1s
fpef1ts are expiring or are about - 60
pire will De permitted 10 xe-enI111 y
they desire.
It Is the hope Of the Navy DuHA,
ment that the force VIII ~ an 81
t6, 900 BY December 1, when Feoku11
again win be resumed.
The reduction was decided upon G.
in June. following President Aoov4 !
economy conference at his NAnfNAn
naming camp with. secretary AfnzAs
and announced June III. The cue cofFe-
sponds prUportionAtely % the fe6tintann
from $500 to 5e,e00 ordered IN the
Navy. The present strength Ok the Mh-
rine Corps Is said to be 17,1e6, As com
pared with the peak this year 81 iT,e45.
a reduction Of 800 in the enlisted
strength Of the Marine Corps wAs made
soEne months ego ~ IN economy move.
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A A BOZ
MOTIFS

opposite direction to form diamonds.
II the Big is in envelope STYLE, finish
according to direction On pattern If it
is of the regulation bag type, seam the
outside portions together. Seam to-
gether lining portions cut the same
shape. Slip the lining inside the outer
bag portion, which will bring both wrong
sides together, and finish by attaching
to a frame, or make a drawString- hem
with adirg above and run strings
through to complete the bag
Quilted chair sets and cushions are
beautiful when made using this flower
and-foliage motif. Arrange in border
style with one round flower between
motifs positioned with tips of leaves
just far enough apart to allow for the
insertion of the flower. If the chair
seat is shaped, plan to have enc flowep
in a correr with le2f each side eX-
tending in the direction of the edge.
Quilt the surface of the top with dag
onal diamond shap3d stitchery as de-
scribed and continue the quilting by
outlining the motifs.
Cut motifs frbm felt and applique
with blanket stitches to felt bags CT
accessories.
Ornament chintz shoe bags or those
Of sateen, denim, etc, with a diagonal
applique motif on each pocket Use an
applique flower-and-foliage border for
chintz curtains and hangings. Or the
border can be sewed to heavy or light
weight, unbleached Gotten cloth.
tCopyright. 1917
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Accessories in the style Of 1880 are
being featured in New York. There is
a piquant grace about them which is
delightful. The needlecraft described
today is given to suit both the ultra
modern vcgues and those we'll adapted
to the '80s A design has been selected
that can be worked in raffia, or wor-
sted. in chintz, felt and other textiles.
1t can be applied to bags of all sorts,
to cushions, covers and hangingS. The
simplicity CT it tempts amateurs as well
as skilled embroiderers. The effects are
stunning.
The pattern and design with full
directions for making into raffia bag
purse can be had by inclos!ng a dime
and a self-addressed and stamped en-
Velope with a request directed to Lydia
: lie Baron Walker in care of this paper.
Various color schemes, which are given,
are equally effective when carried out
in the articles described today, direc-
tons for which are given herein.
A chintZ purse envelope bag is nov
city. The foundation of the bag made
according to pattern-directions) may be
of f1at-toned chintz with plain -colored
chintz forming the diagonal band. The
foliage at each side of the gay round
flower should be in green. Edge the
diagonal band with a fold of black
chfntz Bind all edges with the black
chintz instead of turning them in and
telling seams.
These patchwork bags are given
added quaintness when they are made
of tiny figured chintzcs. Use harmoni-
ously contrasting tones of this style of
chintz
Quilted bags can be made very easily
using the design developed nssilk or
any preferred material. Under the
patchwork applique outside portion, put
a layer of cotton wadding. Basic in
position. With running stitches cut
line the motifs, taking stitches through
top and interlining. Over the plain
surface make diagonal rows of parallel
lines Of running stitches. Cross these
with identical stitchery rows going in
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N A T u II e , S
CHI IL ID II E N
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
Illustrations by Mary Foley.
LXVII.
THE PEACH BORER.
Algeria ExitOSa.

TIME ruthless destroyer of our peach
trees has been discovered. She
has robbed us yearly Of $6,000,-
l. 900. From the Rocky Mountains
to the Atlantic Ocean and from
Canada south to Florida she is known.
The parents are really very beautiful.
Their wings are trimmed with steel
blue edges. The fathers wings are
transparent, but the mothers are COW
cred with tiny dark scales. Both par
ents have narrow saShes or bands
around their abdomens. They fly about
in the daytime and often have been
mistaken for wasps.
Shortly after their marriage the hus-
band dies and the mother is very busy
scattering her 500 eggs over the foliage
on the ground. She is utterly indiffer-
emit to - comfort and welfare of her
offspring. The eggs are very small and
inconspicuous, a reddish brown in color,
oblong in shape and one-f1ftieth OF an
inch long.
In about 10 days the baby borers
hatch and make a bee line for the trees,
burrowing into the bark or old wounds.
They remain on their happy hunting
grounds all Winter. In the Spring
when the sap begins to flow the in
vaders eat greedily and grow rapidly.
There is only one generation year
The full-grown baby borer at this
stage is about en- inch long, yellowish-
white and, If you please, red-headed.
Now he weaves himself a silken robe,
intermixed with bark and skin, a tough
material resembling the bark Of the
tree in color. In this protected case the
borer remains for three or four weeks
and wriggles out moth.
AS little girl was taught to dig
these borers from our most valued peach
trees. The sharp knife would cut away
the bark and the busy borer would be
exposed. A wash was applied to the
wound. Many interested chickens stood
close at hand apd caught the borer as
he fell to the ground.
Today an insecticide with an ether
like cdor and vaporizing quality is
placed in the ground under the infested
trees. The space of Is or Is inches is
cleared of grass and weeds at the base
of the tree shovelful of dirt is
thrown about this clearing and the
"paradichlor" is applied evenly in an
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at break-neck speed. playing bridge
until all hours of the night exactly
spontaneous ways of enjoying ones self,
nor do they give our bodies exercise.
When you and I went to school we
had our daily eXercise-remember them.
Cross A, Cross B. Cross c, and SO on.
We went at them with grim determin-
alton, set mouths and tensed muscles
Nowadays we teach children to use
those same muscles. give them just as
much exercise, but we do it differently.
They have exercises, but they are fun.
and set the mind favorably toward re-
creation that is helpful. A bouncing
ball. sweeping movement in gathering
up jacks, a vigorous throwing of large
ball brings muscles into play and yet
afford children fun while doing it.
j''PhySical education of today teaches
Children how to play and while they
do it they have good time and exercise
muscles all unwittingly. The results
ought 10 be seen when these youngsters
are grown up and have hours for rec
reation and leisure. 1t will be interest
ing to watch
Copyright. 1919
After recreation one is hungry Send for
Nancy's leatlet on pastry making. 1t will
be sent free upon receipt of a stamped self
addressed envelope. Write 10 her. care of
this paper
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Caramel Bavarian Cream.

Serving 8-One cupful sugar, one
cupful boiling water. one-eighth tea
spoonful salt, two tablespoonful gran
ulatsd gelatin. one-half cupful cold
water, two cupfuls whipped cream, one
half cupful almonds, enc teaspoonful
vanilla.
Sprinkle sugar over the bottom OF
frying pan. Heat slowly and stir con-
startly until light brown sirup forms.
Add boiling water and cook until the
sugar, dissolves. Stir constantly. Add
gelatin, which has been soaking five
Stir until gelatin has dissolved. Cool
and chill until little stiff. Fold in
rest of ingredients Pour into a glass
mold and chill until stiff.
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Peaches, French Style.

three tablespoonfulS flour. two eggs,
one-fourth teaspoonful salt, two cup
fuls milk, two cupfuls cream. one table
spoonful vanilla, three cupfuls peaches
tcrusheO. Mix cup of sugar with flour
Add eggs, salt and milk Cook in dou-
BILE boiler until creamy. Stir constant
ly. Cool Add cream and vanilla
Freeze until if. When ready to serve
arrange portions in sherbet cups and
top with peaches which have been
mixed and chilled with the remaining
sugar
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inch or two inch band en- irely around
the tree trunk and two inches away
from the bark of the tree. Cover the
"paradichlor" with several shovelfuls of
dirt and pack the soil into a cone
shaped mound. The fumes permeate
the soil and will kill from 90 to 100
per cent of the borers. This chemical
is harmless 10 persons and domestic
animals under these conditions.
Copyright. 1881
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NANCY PACE
Recreation Should Give Us
Exercise and Fun.
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.

One of Nancy's good friends was in
school work, a principal of a school
using the newest and most approved
educational methods. From her Nancy
learned a great deal regarding child
ren's training.
This teacher talked one day about the
fun of recreation. You know, Nancy,
unless a child learns % play and get
fun out of it she is going to have a
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plain brown. White embroidered or
game tucked in at the neckline is dainty
and feminine.
style No. 3o76, that may be copied
exactly at a substantial saving, Is de-
signed for sizes SO. SO, 40, AZ, A, 46,
48, so and SO inches bust measure.
Sizes SO requires 4A yards of 39-inch
material with yard of 6-inch lace.
White fiat washable crepe silk is very
smart for resort.
Other interesting ideas are gray linen.
dusty-pink shantung, black. and white
crepe silk print and printed batiste in
blue and white.
For q pattern Of this style send Is
cents in stamps or coin directly to The
Washington Stars New York Fashion
Bureau, Fifth avenue and Twenty-ninth
street, New York.
Our large Summer Fashion Book
offers a wide choice for your Summer
wardrobe in darling styles for the chill
6ren as we'll as the adults. Price OF
book, 10 cents.
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THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE

Fashion this model of brown and
white printed voile and you'll love it!
1t has splendid points so kind to the
mature figure. Note how the applied
front that extends to the waistline mar
rows its breadth. And how the dip in
the hip scanning at the front gives the
figure a heightened line. The skirt
plaits also help to carry out vertical
line.
The sleeve fiounce and waist frill are
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Potatoes exported from the United
States in 1880 were valued at e.
2l2,294.
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NEW FORD COUPE

closed car with attractive body lines and beauti- ful colors The seats four inch adjustment range conmodates the driver with long short reach There Is large space in deck for luggage packages.
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NEW FORD SPORT COUPE

In rich two-tone gray, the pyroxylin top is hand some durable and waterght. The sport treatment is carried into the interior. The deep seat cushions har0ni0usy upholstered with durable checked fabric
 $500
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NEW FORD TOWN SEDAN

NEW FORD TOWN SEDAN Luxurious transportation at low cost. Richly fin ished in every detail The deep cushions upholster cd in Mohar Bedford Cord according to choice. Fold ing rest in center of seat Side arm rests.
 S630
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NEW FORD VICTORIA

The new Ford Victoria is Deluxe car of unusual appeal It is distinguished by its slantng windshield and able. Mohar Bedford Cord upholstery is optional
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Combines the roadsters airy freedom and the snug comfort of coupe The convertible top may De easily raised or lowered The adjustable seat is upholstered "th rich tan Bedford cloth Equipped with rumble seat
 S595
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NEW FORD DE LUXE TAXATION

sweeping lines and attractive sport treatment oeat and back cushions upholstered in genuine leather une Wde door admits to front and seats Adjusta- be drivers seat Fender well for spare wheel on jeff
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NEW FORD SEDAN A roomy, comfortable five passenger car. The dry- CTS seat is adjustable There's dome light in rear com parmen You may drive for hours in this or any Ford car for hours and hours without fatigue
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NEW FORD DE LUXE SEDAN

NEW FORD DE LUXE SEDAN lruly Deluxe in line color and appointments Dr- Vers seat is adjustable Rear seat has folding center arm rests Mohair Bedford Cord upholstery of love iy, lasting texture is optional
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4f4W IORD DE LUAE COUPE Another beautiful Ford De Luxe body You may choose either luxurious brown Mohar upholstery or fashonabe deep tan Bedford Cord The spacious seat With lts comfortable tilted back, can De adjusted
 tS525
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NEW FORD TUDOR SEDAN

NEW FORD TUDOR SEDAN A popular family at low cost Generous room for five people Front seats fold As in all Fords, four Houdale doube-acting hydraulic shock disorders and transverse springs give unusual riding comfort
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NEW FORD PHAETON
 Another example of Ford vaIue-wth low, fleet lines, beautiful coors, and outstanding performance lhe substantial top is easy to put up or take down. Geamng Rustess Steel is used for many exterior met al parts
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NEW FORD ROADSTER

A smart alert, capable speedy as it looks. Trplex shatterproof windshield and windshield wings fold flat Rumble seat may be installed nexpensivey. Low cost operation and upkeep will you dollars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-13
CAY DIPLOMAT LEADS CAPITOL
 BILL TONIGHT
'Centleman's Fate to Be Shown at Midnight
 Matinee and Sunday


 Gay Diplomat" with Ivan Lebe- deff in the leading role will begin showing tonight at the Capitol the atre. This photoplay will be re- peated tomorrow. both at the after noon matine and at the evening performances.
 At the matinee tomorrow, a spe- cial film will also be screened for the benefit of the Mickey Mouse Club. It is not unlikely that at this matinee the Mickey Mouse or chestra, recently organized, will make it's first public appearance
 "Gentlemen's Fate" starring John Gilbert, will headline the program to be shown at the l o'clock mati- nee tonight. This is the program that will be given Sunday.
 Story of Two Spies
 Gay Diplomat" which co-fea- lures Betty Compson with Gene vieve Tobin and Lebendeff, is the story of a man and a woman, both spies, who have sworn to expose and crush one another.
 The picture, directed by Richard
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-13
ELkS MINSTREL 5 HOW TICKETS !
 TO GO ON SALE
Popular Prices to Prevail for Performances
 Next Week

The reserved seat sale of tickets for the Elks Minstrel show to be given at the Coliseum next Tues Jay and Wednesday nights will tart tomorrow at the Butler-Mau Drug Company. Popular prices prevail for this big show, no high 1T than the average movie produc- ion, and the Elks believe the Coli scum will be packed both nights.
 A new stunt in advertising will be sprung here. Amos N Andy could not come to Juneau to assist the Elks but they have delegated two representatives here to do their stuff. The old style Ford, with TWO colored men, will make their first appearance on the streets, tomorrow night, and bal ly-hoo for the minstrels. This is 2 big feature of out-of- door adver- Using and win be seen here for the first time.
 The minstrel show is going to be a fast one. The end men have good jokes on many well-known residents, and the singing is going
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-13
JUNEAU LEGION POST |NSTALLS
 NEW OFFICERS
Business Meeting Is Fol- lowed by Card Games
 and Refreshments

Installation exercises constituted the principal business at the meet ing last night in the Dugout of Juneau's American Legion Post. The exercises were followed by a social gathering at which cards were played and refreshments served.
 Ralph Martin was installed as Commander; Royal Shepard as First Vice Commander; John Me- Cormick as Second Vice Comman- der, A. B. Clark as Adjutant, Vim Goddard as Finance Officer, Rob- ert s. Raven as Executive Commit teeman, and P. M. Policy as His torian.
 J. Thibodeau, recently elected Sergeant -at-Arms, and Bert Setzer, recently elected Chaplain, were not present last night. Their installa- tion will take place at the next regular meeting.