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Saturday, January 21, 102a Paew Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i z Four Young Jap Aviators To Try To Cross Ocean TOKYO (AT). Koiir young Japanese airmen have been chosen to wake, the first attempt 10 spun -tho l'arlfln In .a nnn-Hlon flluht to tho t'nited State. Construction of two plnnc al ready U under way mid July 1 Una been, wot hh the date. I'm- the takeoff. KuHUiniKH ui-u, near To kyo, liiiii been chosen nr the start ing point. If all Koch well. the .JapanoKc n via tort expect to hrlnj a piano to earth on the aviation field In MoQttlf, nearest Amerlcni port to Japan, in 48 ho urn. The. Ja pa ik ho Imperial Aeronau tical nHOclullon has underwritten ti fund of $:j.Vo,(ot' which Is con sidered uecessa ry to f Ina nee t h flight. Tho two plarnn lo he used In the attempt will cost M'h) Tho construction of an appioprial runway in expected to runt t'.u.nm:. Two practice planes costing 00Q also will he used. Iten aviators ranked n the foremost civilian flyer In the em plro, Teruo Kujlmoto, 25, and No un take Kaieda, '24, have been chosen to fly the first plane. I'ujlmoto Ih flight commander. If .ftilHhup befalls the first plane, the Ft road Ih expected to mart imme diately, in chafKe f I'lchi ,Suwn, 2ti. and- Vuklchl fioto. is. I'otlrm fJreat ('In Ic I Thn Japanese flyers plan to fol- j low the tfreat circle route, parulh-l to tho HeMilr. Yokohama hippln hintH. The ditduoco, approximately 6,000 miles. Ih nhout 40 per cent I on iff r than that of UudberKh's I'MiiH flight. Secrecy surround tho buildings Of the tduncH. which h:is heen nil- dertaken hy tho Knwnnlshl Air- ! era ft company of Kohe. It has hecu announced, however, that the. ' plant -m will weivrt fi.C Iojin, and t hat they will bo powered with tierinan motor designed to rIvo a maximum speed of 135 miles an i hour and u criilsluir wpeoil of lno i inil'-H an hour. They will carry 1,2om km lion t of KflKolintt. we itch. I Injr 3.4 toiiH. Japanese, material will be u Hid for almost all parts except the motor, I The route laid out for tho flight would carry I li uvlntorn over '. ('upo Hananakl on Inland of Yczo, j t he ) u rile Islands, th flout hern tip of Kamchatka, then over , open water to Attn Islnnd of the' A lent Inn archipelago. Kollowtng the Aleutian Inland . many of ( which have active volcanoes, the , plane would head for I'unlrtska, across the (iulf of Alaska to tfttka, and' then down the coast lo I'uiret Hound. ' ' A. prize of '$25,fHin' awaits tho avlatorH In Heat tie, If they itiuko J the flight. Health business men j have offered the prize for , non - I stop fllKht bet ween. Heat tie und Japan. Home skeptics In Japan do not brliev that ' I he Japanese, with, i their limited experience, um ready, t to alletnpt (IiIh hnmrdoutt I'llKhC ' They point out that the Japanese non-ytnp n inl U now only 11 hour. 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"i On. many of the e'eninjf' hats , ' j renl -jewetH an worn, (ianna Wal 'v ' - i.Hka- often- aiTixen ji-weled pendant brooches to the evenintr halH of (AHsuc(ated I'rens l-'ahhiou. Kdltor) '."""Id: loce, which nhu favoiH. . Hhe I'.VKIH, ( Al') )re.sNrtuliei( and J choovH a jewel which hannonizeH llv 'Ii Werner (.rotlnn J'lelnro Keature Fdltnr) H(,,VWO(, fal. (Al'i Thin in a blonde winter in filmland. One Miiidhi l niakiuu tilmost a crusade out f iln deiermtnalion tn perpetuate In celluloid the hixtorlc preference of kpiii l in n fur bbiudeK; and um fur the belter known brunetieH f tiie wreen. t hey seem lo be Inclined to hide their hiilr under yellow Ikh uiiljl the blonde Morm blows over. To cile a lew: Marie I'revitMt In nul In "Itloude for a NlKht." and Hiiice che in the star of the pk-liire nhe has picked out a blonde to make herxelf loot; like the tiile. t'idleeii .Moore miiKojieradeH ;m a blonde (lih lit'HM in "I.ove and Kiss ch," llelene '(steo wearn a bbunle itr la "OikmI Time t'harley," and .Mai-y . I'hllbin will be blonde in hot h "I ininix of Love" and "The .Man W'iio IJiliwilH." In the cane of Mary I'hilhtn the transfornial Inn from brunette to blonde Ih more than an incident! Mary begun life as a blonde. She wan a little (ioldie l.oekn an a child. When Krich 'on Htroheim din covcrcd her in t'lilcavo her hair had become golden-brown. It kept on getting darker oh her film fame Krew, and now it Is black. It may have been her blonde in l'ii ncy that womotmw Influenced 1. W. Ciifiith. Anyway, after the veteran Hiar-tnaker lecided tlint 1-1 months was long enough fur .Mary I'hilbln to remain off the screen he oratory of prc-prod uctlon rehears oratory of pre-production retieals aln and screen tests a new person ality. When she emerircd, reatly for filming as the heroine in "Mrunis of Love," she was once more a blonde, and with something nr-w about her screen persona lit y that led rniversal lo east her with ent husiasm um the blonde limine opposite t'oiirad Veidt in "The Ma 9 Who Ijiughs." Ho Mary will be mostly blonde this winter, though two other films, completed hut not yet released, will show her as the dark-haired girl most film fans remember. Although Mary is enthusiastic about her nev blonde personality on the screen she is not at nil eager to be a ldnnde in real life. "I would be an Insipid blonde," she said. "My own dark hnlr gives me character. - "I'holographicnlly it Is great to be a bbimle. Apparently the cam era likes me lhat way. Hut off screen 1 do not choose to bleach." SKID? SLIDE? If Tl.-ie to Re-tir Cut n FlSK Not if you've got Fisk Iialloons on the old bus to gral) the wet or ice-cov-ei ed road. If you'i'e riding on Fisks you can hit the hall on pretty had roads and sail through without bother ing with chains. Fisks just "grab on and hang on" when grabbing and hanging are needed most. - They're a big satis faction to a' fellow on a winter road. And they wear th'e same way always a few thousand miles more than you'd expect from ordinary tires always cutting your cost below the anticipated figure. It sure pays to buy Fiks when it's time to re-tire. If you're needing a casing or two, just try it: An absolute guarantee to protect every dollar you ypend. ,11) Ihli'l Ki'livls ( til t .'.ill. I niillinci's' efl'otin'to popularise tur bans ami1 headdresses, fur c eiiiiiK t heater, ci'slaurant anil citalo wear thus far' have itiado small Impres sion oii American 'nnd;',- Kuglinn ViOIIH-U. . 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Anot her creator whose. urd law to scors of fushlonable ineiu- t X It might be cheaper to slop wllilh friends than slay at u hotel, but it's such bad form, lo steal t jiclr . tpu cls. bers of l'arls society und who fa-t st l-lvery time you i;tck you lost' :i ? i? When You Your Miss Al. . IU'lLIVOOD IS WAITING lot tl nnoun- n mi i t id, me ifriufiii nl thi rouplt. which runiot sayt will li.il.rn Mum I Ur iiinrip,iU arr Ltn Malena. screen actress, ami Melhourlir bpurr. )lloIORr.iiliri I Hi )M I Ml. VMII.DUI-.N OF JAPAN i.. Antrncan oiiiij(Mrn i.r toiur 1 2 ' JaiumrM- dolU. xooj will ift liom llie Onenl Mia Siim M jiuo!.iirii. l.tiiKlilei nl llie l'-H' nfAT mb.iJiiioi U llr UndfH Slab's. tr will two - ol tlt dollv all tl wliifh tt (Hhly ttntun.ro). t T ? T r t y y V f y t f . y y y y y y y y y y y t y y y y V t f Oh server y y Mt And a copy will be delivered at once free of charge. 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