Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 35

fiaklann Ctlbum MAY 29, 1929 35 WEDNESDAY EVENING HARBOR AIRPORT RAIL TRANSPORT run nc cnn dcdii cccm battle on a yacht i nni i ar iiur ufiii mill Uf rUO rilML ULLIl PORTI ANniTO START FIVE unu 'W M.X 1 i IW J. A OVERDUE DOCK RATE SIX AROUND WORLD SHIPS Soundings taken about the NEW TRIP Explorer Predicts South Pole Will Be Health Resort of Future. Private Operators Will Meet steamship Aleutian which sank Sunday off Kodlak island, Alaska, says the Associated Press, Indicate Coast Guard Cutter, Sent to Aid, Sights Vessel South of San Diego. depth of from 28 to 42 fathoma- to Plan to Oppose City Dock Charges. Super Liners of Company to Be Classed as Alaskan Steamship company officials said after receipt of the message from Captain J.

G. Nord of Naval Auxiliaries SAN DIEGO. May 29. OP) PORTLAND, May 19. (ft the Aleutian that salvage operations would not be attempted because of the great depth.

Private terminal operators of The coast guard cutter Tamaroa, Captain Albert Nelson, steamed By MECHANICAL EXPERTS Instruments Being Perfected to Permit Safe Landing in Any Weather The elimination by next fall of the fog problem, one of the major hazards in aviation, is predicted by aeronautical experts who are working to solve a problem which has hindered commercial aviation since its beginning. Instruments to permit the landing of airplanes in "pea soup" fog are nearing perfection today, according to Elmer A. Sperry, of the Sperry Gyroscope company, who addressed the third annual aeronautic meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Who are in session at St. Louis. Sperry is working in cooperation with the Bell Laboratories The Aleutian sank without a Portland will meet Friday morning to discuss methods to be employed to offset rate cutting on the part of private terminal owners.

trace being left to Indicate the from this port late yesterday to search for the palatial twin screw, Diesel engined yacht Alpha, owned reck of the vessel on a submerged LONDON, May 29. If Sir Douglas Mawson has his way in the Antarctic, the South Pole one day will be a health resort. Sir Douglas, who was oh the scientific staff of the Shackleton expedition In 1907 and Jed the Australasian Antarctic expedition of 1911-14, has left London to make final preparations In Australia for a new exploration of the southern WASHINGTON, May 29. Plans of the Dollar Suato. ship company to enlarge its around-the-world fleet by the addition of six liners surpassing in sise any built in the United States were disclosed today as a result of conferences of R.

Stanley Dollar and Qthers with administration officials. ock. No floating objects or oil It has been proposed that If stains were found around the spot. flagrant Instances develop the com The transfer of Captain George by J. M.

Perry, vice-president of the. Johns-Msnville Company. The Alpha is five days overdue from Balboa, Panama, and Mr. Perry and a party which expected to mission of public docks can' re- Tyler, Inspector of hulls at Juneau, Alaska, to the new Grays Harbor duce Its charges by passing an emergency ordinance affecting the The ships, which would be de- district with headquarters at particular Involved. All terminal board the yacht here to steam north, have been awaiting It here Hpquiam was announced here to signed as naval auxiliaries, would i be 650 feet long, about SO feet broad, displace around 25,000 tons most continent which he hopes will prove the practicability of coloniz operators have been asked to subscribe to the existing tariff.

day by the United States steamboat since Saturday. ing that ice-bound region. inspection service. Captain George VEATHER FORECAST The commission of public docks The government has lent him The Alpha's former commander left the yacht et Panama and the craft was taken over there by Capt. directed the executive secretary to Morgan, assistant inspector of hulls here, will go to Juneau.

Scott's old ship, the Discovery and officially the purpose of the ex notify operators an effort would be made to bring about strict adher Kjeldson, whose first name was MEDICAL SERVICE. Creation of a medical depart the Western Elec "ie, the Guggen--; pedition Is to continue the charting of the Antarctic coastline and to ence to present terminal tariffs. OAKLAND AVP YIOJUIIY-raij and mil aiaht and Touredaji fee ThuTe4ev morn- not known by any of the Perry party here today. Capt. Kjeldson started with a crew of seven.

ment of the Dollar steamship lines helm fund tor promotion or aero study the life and habits of the in. moderate te freah weaterlr wlada. hich will devote Itself to the wel nautics and others to solve vw and have a speed of 80 Knots an hour. They would cost 160,000,000 in the aggregate. Besides Dollar, those conferrtnat with government officers Include T.

T. C. Gregory of San Francisco, general counsel for the Dollar company, and Homer L. Ferguson, president, and Frederick Palen, vice-president of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock company, which is expected to receive the contract for some, If not all of the huge liners. Capt.

W. D. Selmar, a chief en XOKTKXBN CALIFOBKIA rair Ualtbt fare of the traveling public was whale. However, Sir Douglas looks be and Thuriday ceel witn (of en the A I Pw VEATHEIV gineer and a new crew were sent loan moderate oeait and OAKLAND AIRPORT announced today by K. Stanley Dollar, managing director.

continued warm in aaa interior yond the immediate objective and here totake charge ot the Alpha. northweiterly wtnda aa the eoait. regards his task as the first step Messages to chins to look for Dr. W. B.

Coffee. San Francisco, SIERRA NEVADA fair and mild tomaht In the development of a new land the Alpha Avere broadcast by radio will be head of the department, and Thuraaayi ugai variaoie wiiwe, He is confident that colonists will Airways weather report for Wed today. Tne Aipnn nas a powerrui and will give particular attention to aACRAMENTO AND SAN JOAO.UIN VAX. follow the explorer (as they did in negdsy. May 29, from the United Western lermlnu.

(raaseontl-ratal air mall. Pacific eoaat air mull base sad northern terminus at OakUnd-Los Angeles "model airway." LEYS ratr tonight and Thuriday: continued travelers on the around-the-world service of the company, not only the development of America), and radio set, but no word has been received from her since she left Panama, Mr. Perry said today. The States weather bureau at tne nu verm; venue variaoie wmu. The conferences, which neve 1 land airport.

This observation, in American ports but also In for- SAVTA OtABA YAlllY felt toaitit reaohed their final stagss, ara mild tem. that In a few years the polar continent will be dotted with fishing ysoht has a cruising radius of and Thuriday with Uf tentfht; taken at 7:30 a. covers the 1ST ports asweii. and mining settlements. period frojn 8 a.

in. to 5 p. m. LOCAL. lOUIMBIA DUE.

The Panama Mall liner Colom It may be a far cry from such ARRIVALS Scheduled Times Pacific Air Transport mall plane 4000 mile. Mr. Perry bought the Alpha, which is ot steel construction, In February. Its value is estimated at about t0.ooo. bia, Captain T.

K. Oaks, is sched Oakland and the Bay region: Dinar exceDt foe banks over eraturei moderate nortaweiieny winai. SOUTHERN CALITORNIA Fair weather and normal temperature taaisat and Thunder 1 fe near ilia ceaat tenlaht; moderate Berth te wait wtnda an tha eeaet. NEVADA AND AH0 ralr weather aad normal temperature tealfht and Thuriday. WASHINGTON AMD OREGON Fair uled to arrive Friday morning, a being carried on with otilciaH ot the department of commerce, post-office and other government bureaus.

The shipping board has approved the building ot the ships. Under the Jones-White law the federal government can loan up to 75 per cent of the cost ot building a rude settlements to the sort of thing one expects to see in health resorts, but Sir Douglas Bees nothing illogical in the thought of health resorts of the future beliu Immediate coast. Gentle variable aorthbound from Los Angeles, 4:55 a. m. adlo repotted.

The first of the summer vaca winds aloft. NORTHERN. Western Air Express passenger BAN DIHGO, May 29.Fear for atlon's lee problem. LiaOtenant Jimmy DolltUe. one Of the pilots of the Guggenheim foundation, who la working on the problem, told of a perfected radio beacon which marks the axes of the field enabling the pilot flying In a.

dense fog to locate his landing position. An altimeter, very accurate In 1U recording, which will show the exact dietance above ground, with other instruments, will enable a pilot to land without lighting the ground. According to Phil R. Love, former flying partner of Col. Charles A.

Lindbergh, "aviation is Just one more transportation agency and the city of tomorrow will grow with it or stagnate without it." He eald it is as necessary for a town or area to provide facilities and adopt aviation, now as It was for acception and adoption of the railroads 75 years ago. Greater safety in the operation of aircraft with fewer accidents was predicted by Clarence M. Yx)ung, director of aeronautics in the department of commerce, as the result of the department's new flvine school regulations. The de tions from the Atlantic coast and plane from Los Angeles, 12:10 p. m.

the safety ot the twin screw yacht built there. The atmosphere of the Oakland to Medford: Clear weather and normal temperature tonlfht and middle western states are aboard Pacific Air Transport mail plane poie, ne points out, is totally de the Colombia, as well as a large day I law clause asa lag star tae ceaii: llty tomewhat below normal in the Thuraf humid southbound from Seattle, 1 p. m. Alpha, live days overdue from Balboa. Panama, was dispelled this morning with the receipt of a void of dust and Innocent of anv skies.

Gentle variable winds aloft. Med ford to Generally clear skies but broken low clouds number of residents of the Spanish tarter Thmidav: mederau northerly wlada intorlo Boeing Air Tranr-por' mnl. planes kind of germs (which do much of en the eeait, radio message from Captain Albert transcontinental from Chicago, ar Americas. A full list of passengers will be discharged at Los Angeles tiieir traveling on dust particles) in the morning over the extreme north portion. Gentle variable rive dally at 4:30 a.

m. and 4:30 rne climate, in Tact, he asserts, is Nelson, commander of the coast guard cutter Tamaroa, that the NOTICE TO MARINERS Columbia River, Martin lelaad to Wil. lamette River, Lifhte Ohanfod On May 10, 1020, the following cbanfet were made la the lifhte In the Columblu River: Duck Club Ufht wae cbaufed to flaiblnf p. m. tne Healthiest in the worm." and winds aloft.

and san Fracclsco, Captain Oaks' message stated. COPRA AND PIG IRON. craft had been sighted about 75 tne polar world a region of gorge Portland to Seattle: Broken low Teir tenlaht and Thuriday, hut cloudy or forty near the oeaat; sentle veriehle wladl, moderate northerly on the eoaat. riRE WEATHER 0ECAST TOE OAIL omfilA Tale hut with fo alone the oit todaratery hieh temperature and ooatlnued miles south of San Diego ous oeaiuy. clouds this morning, but generally Carrying a carao of coma loaded Apparently the explorer's enthu clear this afternoon.

Gentle vari in tne niuppines and a heavy con Te Alpha, recently purchased by Perry, retired millionaire manufacturer of San Diego, would wbite oc 111 canniepowrr. Knapp l'olnt Llfht waa changed to fixed white of 60 candleMwer. slasrn for south polar climate and lew humidity over the interior: treatle vati signmcnt of pig Iron taken aboard able winds aloft. EASTERN. scenery Is the contagious sort, for in cnineae ports, the freighter SInta Barbara Iiland.

Santa Baroara laland Llaht to he eatabllabed about Juno 10. Deiore ne lert nere ne received arrive in port early this afternoon the radio message indicated. Oakland to Reno: Clear skies Silver Blm of the General Steam on the northeaaterly point of tbe island; te soores of applications for posts Gentle variable winds aloft. lie flaiblnf white every aenonaa, itaan ship corporation is at the Howard Terminal today discharging. The Reno to Salt Lake: Clear skies with his expedition several of them from women.

His reply to the DEPARTURES Scheduled Times Pacific Air Transport mall plane northbound for Seattle, I a ra. Boeing Air Transport mall planes, eastbound transcontinental, leave dally at 8 a. and 8 p. m. No m.

plana," out Monday mornings. Western Air Express passenger plane southhound for Los Angeles, a. m. Pselfle Air Transport msll plana southbound (or Los Angeles. 1:16 p.

COASTWISK NEWS able wmae. CONDITIONS. Tho outlook la for fair weather in tho far woetorn atatoa tenlaht and Thuriday. with low cloud or fog along tho oosit end no marhed cbanaei In temeprature. S.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU. Laat Soaaoaal Normal Soaaonal mand for pilots now far exceeds Gentle westerly winds aloft. SOUTHERN. arrond tiuration. Hint canotepower, on am" white atnictiire approximately 225 feat ahova water.

I.tulit obauiired from 356" true if. by W. Mag.) to 0" (N.B. E. Mu.l.

vessel nas a large consignment of both commodities to put ashore leminine aspirants was: BAN iMBUO. May 98. (IF) Ar- "Not this trip. What we need on Oakland to Los Angeles: Clear here. rived: Pinole.

10 a. Santa a tnis expedition is men who hav the eource of supply ana xor mai reason many of the commercial flying schools have been operating with inadeouate instruction. The BearlOfa: Punt vinceate i.ignt, ne- true (U.K. '4 E. Maf South Paint Llfbt, skies.

Gentle variable winds aloft The Oresonlan of the American. tarlntt; La Purislma. 11:40 a. San Pedro. beon on similar expeditions before true (W.

44 N- Anacfpe Captain Davis wants sailors; I want Sailed: Aroostook, I a. Sen Hawaiian line Is another ypssel working cargo at tha Howard Ter. minal today, aha la loading for ths Statlono. 14 nra, to date, te data, ion sr. Iiland i.ifhi, true tp.vr.

ia Maf.l. Approximate poaltleei: Let. 83 29' new regulations pfovide greater scientific experts. Pedro Yale. 11 a.

San Franclscu as the present schedule allows eon .00 u.u sa.ai so. as Zuroha. Captain J. K. Davis.

Sir Doualss1 10" HHg. 110 01' 48" W. Sulaun Bay. Southern Pacific Bridie Site stringency, he said. The coupling of the airplane and biderable tlmo lor connections nortn Atlantic, r.

fill ll.TI U.M The line will use trl-motored Has second in command, wi ll rsma Temporary Kog signal to be ealabllehed about Tne Fel Taussle- of the Isth San TianoUoa nere with the Discovery until she 1275 horsepower monoplanes ex mian line Is ths offshore repre the aerial camera is the greatest stride yet taken in the field of pnffineerlnir. E. R. Polley, of the 'ill n-T. 8:8 is ready to sail in August.

Sir san Joie Freino, i.t Tamaroa, 6 cruise; Tern, 10 p. Ban Pedro. IAN PHUIIO. May ifs. tfl') Arrived: Katharine, 1:15 a.

San Diego; Hamlin F. McCormlck, a. San Franolsoo; Saginaw, 5:50 a. San Franclncu; Wlllapa, 6:40 a. Seattle; Admiral Peoples, 7:10 a.

San Diego: Golden Mountain. 1:35 a. Ban Franolsoo; F. A. War.

sentative at Howard's. The freighter Is taking aboard general dusivfly In the service. The east-bound schedule: Depart from Los Angeles uougias win join tne ship at Cape ALAMEDA AIRPORT Fairchild Aerial surveys. of 7.14 f.U 8 iwi nil 8i.ll 14 town. Rente Role Lea Anfelea New York, declared in a paper to Paolflc tlms; stop at Tucson 00 1.01 10,14 t.tl cargo, mostly canned goods, for dellvsry at ports of the United Kingdom.

Baa vioio, Arizona. p. m.l arrive El Paso SAN FRANCISCO htlTEOROLOOICAL. DOMESTIC PORTS 5 p. mountain time; leave SI A a.m.

Noon A n.m. The Nevadan of tha American day. Aerial photography has lifted surveying out of the mini and swamps and forest and has added to it new Glamor and adventure, Pollev declared. He also claimed Norther terminal Dastbar-Laa Angeles air triuwvert eervwe. P.mn 1 n.

on Texas Pa Mav luii. on ronatruciion equiiiuirm i bridge pier 12, about 800 yartle, 804" from chimney on Bulliihead Point; to be air eiena one bleat every DO aeoonda, Waft 8 aeconde' duration. Conatructlon work will atari in the near future on ptera la end 13 ot thla bridge, 1)10 rarde, a05V. and 1080 yerda, 800 re-apoctlvely, from chimney on Bullphead Petot, and tbeee piers will bo properly marked wltbl Iglite preacrlbed for aucb work, Kof algnol to bo maintained for the patio of ronat metis of bridge by the Camuinee Strait, Oarqulne Strait Leon Light to he eatabllabed about June I at as elevation of 23 feet on tbe outer pile at the nurthwrelerlj comer of the old Balfour, (itllhrle ilotk Id Carqulnea Strait: to be a rtiPit ipiI Neon lluht of aPiwxiraately 60S Barometer (lee 14.15 SS.tS 1995 WIUAPA HARBOR -Sailed, Mav W.Btnir MA MM for Honolulu. Hawaiian line li expected at tha dook tomorrow to discharge west- clflc railroad: arrive Sweetwater Temoereture Idry bulb).

49.6 41.9 ti ner, 12 noon, Coos Bay; Babatownn, 1S.60 p. New Orleans; Yale, 1:85 San Dlago; JSenon, i p. unklrk; Uplden Sea, 4 p. Vancouver: Nordanger, 4:25 p. Nan BEATTLE Arrived, May 28, Jap 63.1 B.

A Texas, 7:33 a. nv; depart by plane Temperature (w R.lative humldll more accurate mapping for the 6 70 tiuiii je.oiieniB Nailed, Mo, 28, 2 in Me MIX A LAM Scheduled Times aerial work as to scale and detail Wind direotlon. ids fill for Man KrnnchiQo; a. m-, nr Me nouna cargo from north Atlantic ports. INTERCOASTERS VISIT.

Two Intercoastal cargo carriers king; Mariudak. p. Columbia Wind velocity im.p.n.j. and at a great saving In cost and Maddux passenger planes arrive from Los Angeles at 8:45 p. in.

and noil, for Nau rranclecn; mitlniglit, Stmr Oldy. Clear Clear river; laie last nignt, usnaiiisu Farmer. Union Bav. Weather i.ui&grhalh lor t'ertlHud and So TXM PFW ATURER. n.

m. daily. rtoiciiH-u. are at the municipal terminals to- time. START AIR TOUR SlU LOW 8:15 a.

m.i stoj) at Wichita Falls, Texas, 9:46 a. stop Oklahoma City 10:60 a. stop Tulsa 11:60 a. nv; stop Springfield, 1:36 p. m.l arrive t.

Louis 3:16 transfer to train arriving Nsw York City 6:50 p. next day. Passengers to Kansas City and northern points transfer at Tulsa, arriving NOYO Nulled, Mar 88, a. Hirer Sailed: Derbyltne, 1:30 a. nv, Toco, rtilla: Cathwood, a.m., Martlnexh Trinidad, 4:55 a.

Eureka; City of Maddux passenger planes leave for Log Angeles, 11:10 a. tn. and Htsh Law Abilene 76 Amarlllo 10 58 Atlanta 18 woi.oi'.m itiiu I'UKet sense, SAN PEDRO Arrived, Ma, 28, 1:33 a. in New Orloana New Nome aay uncharging. The Wlllboro of the Williams line came In from New York and Baltimore, while the Edward Luckenbach arrived from Mandalay.

5:55 a. Yokohama laudlep.iwvr, 1000 yarde, lil IB. hj Mau front lower on Dillon l'olnt. Tomalee lay. Tomalea Bey Inelda Bar Buoy 1 changed Hay 27 from a tall thlrd- Oakland airport will be the starting point next Saturday (June rnuir i i ii t.ui, r.

irom Kureka; 4 a. ill 2:40 p. m. dally. Maddux passenger plane leaves stmr HAMLIN V.

Mel OuMH'K. haaea Heesen, 9:06 a. Hamburg; Varan-tter. 9:80 a. Lands End: Nevada, North Head.

North Platte Baher 44 81 Bolae 48 481 281 6 a. 8tmr HAOINAW from Eureka ran. for Monterey 4:30 p. m. dully.

Boston and New York. Both had a. Everett; Ferncllff. 11:10 Oakland a. stmr WILLAI'A from Bcnttle Boaton 08 10 Buffalo 92 40 Plane arrives from Monterey 10:10 considerable cargo for discharge Okla.

a. Cuba; Admiral Peoples, 8:30 m. dally. iiuo tne urove street sheds, Ssn rancisco; Castletown, a Calgary SB ChailaetoB. Tho Jane Nett eton loaded at Ban risnCIBt0 raie, p.m., Oalumbla Blyar.

Drlacoll Benie Rear Llgh! cbniiuifl May IS. Intensity of llfht Increased lo 160 candlepower atul ahown fiom while skeleton tower at a belgbt of 80 feet, sBawge. Celunihla Htvar. Band I.laod Cnt-Oft Channel nanfe I.labla moved May 1, ISfu. Front Light, 173 yerdi, 330' from former Market street for Seattle and th Itteourf n.

Ooatollo. It dl rranciace; aiantajr, p. onarHTonS: Helen Whlttler. 5:40 vsninrord took fralght for port- Point Reyel. Portland A1FL MAIL SCHEDULES San rrancisco; Lake rrancen.

4:35 p. San Francisco; late last tanu. Prince Albert. 61 TAGUA TO nlirht. Golden Peak.

San Francisco Prince Bunert The little 8outh Sea islnnrt tnii. aplre Nevadan, San Francisco; Point Mon-taka. San Francisco. Quebec 86 Rapid 68 Kansas City 3:20 p. m.

West bound service calls for transfers from planes to trains at the same cities. BOENIG AIR TOURS. The first of a series of California educational air tours will start from the Alameda airport on Sunday, June 9, according to Grant Du Bols, district manager of the Maddux Air Lines. On this date one of the new 1 6 -passenger Maddux planes will take off for Yosemite The-plane will leave at 8 a. ni- Sundsy morning and will tallow the San Joaquin Valley route ing schooner Tagua.

commanded 84 10 70 Cordova 46 36 Denver 68 48 Dae 66 66 Detroit 80 68 Dodge 88 64 Duluth 80 84 Dutch Harbor 40 84 Eefle 68 88 78 44 El Pelo 84 Eureha 86 60 rnavn ffl 70! POnTLANU, May SW. (P) by Captain A. Thomson, will nu.ii Ha'nr Light ll 800 yardl, 830, from Ffont KcpuMlc Spit Kanfe Llghte moved May b. i ii, no vnrtift 34o. from KepuMIc Spit Range Llfhta moved Mar Front Light.

00 yerda, 34.V, fro Arrived: Admiral Dewey, 4:30 p. Ml: Red Roieburf Roawoll Baoramento. loony ror naratonga and the South Seas. The vessel, laden with mixed Following Is the closing schedule for receipt of air mall at the Oakland poaiotflce: Eastern, Points Morning sir msll, main office, 1:10 a Blateenth street terminal, 4:10 a. m.

Night air mall. Main office. 6:45 p. nv; 1) of the first annual "vjauiorma Air ToUr," to be conducted by the National Aeronautic association to demonstrate the safety and reliability of modern aircraft and 'attmulata public interest In aviation. More than 25 licensed aviators from all parts of the state, piloting planes of all types, have efitered in the tour.

8top3 will be made at several California airports where special field day programs will be held with races and contests for cash prices. Entries will close tomorrow with Frank A- Flynn. N. A. A.

tour director, 417 Mi street. The contestants will take at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. After cruising around the bay reulon for an hour the caravan will head for Sacramento, where the pro. gram will start at noon at Mather field. An aviation ball will be held at the Capital City Saturday night.

former position; llsiiliitment Llgbt, Ban rrancisco; motnrsnip nan ran Cisco, 5 Hamburg and way via Snn Frnnciaco: at Columbia City, cargo ranking from tovs tn 210" plre tcumooa, naiu.i, snlrt! stuffs, will sail from Pier 41 In San St. Leuii St. Paul Dorothy wintermote, 8 Xber deen) Hakushlka Maru. i. Sixteenth street terminal, 1:10 a.

ni. Hear Light la 100 yardi, from Prtmt M.II. rrancisco this afternoon. Robert Flisble, formerly of Berkelev and 96 St. Paul.

Al'a 41 MIBall Lake Cirt 60 Yokohama: at Westport, Anne Han Ity, 2 p. Los Angeles. Sailed: West Camsraro. n. 16 1 San 96 uo umpta nirer, ruin, liani.il llmiy 1 temporarily dlecuntlnued writer of South Sea tales, will be B8 fraino 46 Oalvelton.

88 Orand 60 Havre 06 walena B0 a. aunr auiiikai. I'UOI'LKS from Nno Biases a. Stmr UOLPlN MOUNTAIN. Iiem-n May Vl; soon.

Stmr A. WAKNElt from Coon Bar: 1 Stmr MBOTAWAN frem New prleaoe; 1:35 n. Stmr YALE front gen plecQi p. Fr stmr ZBNON from Havre: 4 v. Br stmr lifltnEN pEA frora Victoria; 4i2S p.

Nor stmr NOHDANOKlt froai 4 ii. Htuir MAKSODAK from Aelorla. Sailed, May 28. 3 a. Stmr OATHWOon tor fcinu Kranclnco; 6 a.

8'nir TKINIUAli fur Burekii; 0 a. Br Stmr CITY or MANDALAY for Yokohama! i i. i. (In Stmr hkssen tor Hamburg; 0:80 a. Nor Mk VAHANtiER fr Uode End; a.

Ktmr NEVADA for Everett; 11 a. Nor rEHNCLirir for Osta; 2:80 p. glmr ADM I It A 1. for Nan fran-rleeo; p. Slmr CASTLETOWN for San Krani'lueo; p.

Stmr YALE for Niri Kranelato; p. But glmr BIANl'A It for Hdnnkoug; oj0 p. Stmr HELEN WHITTIKK for Han Francisco; 4:85 a. Ktmr LAKE FHAM'M for Hun rrundaon. ASTORIA Arrived.

May 28, 8 a. Jap Stmr HAKUHHIK A MAlttJ from Yokohama; a. Stmr AM)HAL PBtVEY, etir Mar 2.1: 7 a. tier Me SAN FHA Nf IKCO, hence May Sailed, May VI, 1 a. Ntmr ORINOCO for Puet gouud; 2 a.

gtmr HENRY N. onnVR for Seattle; 1 Stmr A. L. KENT for New Yofk: 2 a. Ihnr WENT MIN(K) for Seattle) 8 a.

m. tmr MYSTIC for Seattle: I ni Ma CALIFORNIA for Sen rrnncleco. Arrived, May 28, 2 p. Ma CARRISO from Honolulu; 4 8. Ntmr F0T BUAtm from Cooa Bay tmr ANNE HANIFY from Ban Tedro; Stmr TlVJtRTON from Cooa Bayi 0 p.

Slmr WfLHKLMINA from Honolulu; Stmr nEI.IOUT from flrara Harbor. Sailed. Ban iter oniy nussenKer. 17 during flahtng eeason. Ptmet aound vis Brltlah Columbia; Ban xrapeieoo.

no -I ne T'agua has been In norl a Ban Joie. Admiral Uenaon, p. Ban Diego and way; Point Judith. 6:80 n. 91 1.

68 71 3 i to Merced then will lollow a cor over Vuvvona and The Maiiposa Big Trees to Glacier Point and Half Dome. From this point the valley will be traversed so the passengers will see all of Honolulu month, having come here with a cargo of copra for the Howard a 64 69 68 70 Pelnt Arauello Lifnt Btatien, Period and Treoueney af ohanted. About June 15, 1080. 5 nuency of the raillubeaeou at ArgaaUe Light Slat lop will be changed to 300 hllo-cjclei. The cleae.

weather operatlnf V' Santa ra Seattle Bherldan I luren fa Los Angeles via San Frsnclsco; from st. Helens, wtiamette, a p. san 8 pakana wlft Current. 311 Franclaco; from Longvlew, Atlantic, 7 p. Now York and way.

UN MAIDEN VOYAGE. Ths freighter Pacific Oak. latest the beantlfu) falls and other points will ne cnanfeo. iranamlt tbe regular ebaracterrerje bets, the end fourth 15-mlnute parlodi i of arery ASTORIA. Ma as.

im De. uneau ea tallfpeU emloopi JS taniai City. II oo of interest which would be Impossible to view in any other manner. narted: Orlnoo. a.

Nsw York On Sunday the air neia cmy con odd hour from 6 p. m. to 8 a. m. No edlek 44 tests will be continued at juamer The Merced river will ana way via ruget souna; wesi addition to the Dlmon line, came Into the bay yesterday from the east coast on its maiden voyage for Its new owners.

The vessel was them ne noarllle aa tie'o- frm El Portal: down the In dayiigui liY fiZ Apprailmate poiitlon: Let, 94" 86 g. 120" 30' Mlno, 8:10 a. New York and way via Puget sound: A. L. Kent, 2:15 a.

New York and wayi nder aehlniton. 84 The itinerary Includes Stoekto ine itinerary memoes hjgareed yver gorge to the Kxche Wlllliten 16 built by the shipping board and was formerly the West Hembrle. june j. otor dam: from here the course LEGAL NOTICE. Henry B.

drove, 8:80 a. North Atlantic ports via Puget sound; June rresno, junoo, nuo will be taken over Modesto and June 7: Monterey. June 7 and back to Alameda airport the total Mystic, s. ruget souna; mo KOTICBIUI FOR Mmm' Va 68 KViVej f.fe. 8 8 TO ARRIVE time being tie to Itt hour.

Yam nma sicnvavBu jivm r7i Th. Board of Playground pire Northern point Mam orrice. a. m.i Sixteenth street terminal, 4:110 a. Southtern Points Main office, 12 noon; Sixteenth street terminal, 12:21 p.

m. Air mail for and frem all points 1 dispatched and received at Municipal airport. Oakland. Eastern and cosat line sr dally. DEMVBRY Following Is ths arrival sahsdule tor air mail from Oakland at principal cities of the United Btataa (standard time): Atlanta 4:80 p.

m. r.ext dev. Boston 7: jo g. m. second day.

Chicago a. m. and I p. in. next day.

Cincinnati 11 a. next day. Cleveland 11 noon and II midnight next day. Dallas a. m.

seeend day. Denver 6:66 a. m. next day. Detroit 12 noon next day.

Indianapolis 7:65 a. m. next day. Fort Worth 8 a. m.

second day. Ksnaas City 1 p. m. next day. Los Angeles 1:16 p.

m. same day. Miami p. m. second day.

Minneapolis 11:40 next day. New York 4:40 m. next day and 4:40 a. m. second day.

Seattle 2 a. m. same day. St Louis 9:15 a. m.

next day. gt, Paul Ui30 a. nt. next day. Washington.

D. C. Morning mall out of Oakland arrives 11 .46 p. next day and night air mall out of Oakland arrives afternoon of see. ond dsy by train from New York.

The following Sunday, June 16 WEDNESDAY. HAT 18 RAINFALL ILL. lurid will Manila ty oi uaaiano vvi tors of ths Cty reeldent Jackion torsnip cajitorman, p. aom ton and way, SBATTI.B, Map SB. (ff)-Arrlvedi Port Angeles, 1:0 p.

Phyllis, p. Indians, 11:45 p. J. C. Wltsslmmons.

I a.m.. Han Fran Abilene Amanuo lo May 28. 1 p. Ma CALIFORMAN for Ban Friinclcco. Soeiebava the tour will be to Lake Tahoe following the Sacrament river, Sac o.lve aaalad bids on June S.

WJl Cleveland ad olnnat vmv'. uV.r:. r.v m. .61, Barton ,14, Cl M. Cordova 1 KlotS Stan H.uroa.IO.

la Buenoa Airet Deneer .04, Detroit leo ana DatWUBIl IIS and 6 Q-elock P. for ta'RlsUtw 0008 BAY Arrived, Mar 98. Stmr COVENA from Nn Pedro; Me CIIAltLlE WATSON from Eureka. MO Java Evanf ar l'oaoa Nevadan Honiara Teiada clscoi Arlona Maru, 10 p.m., Oregon Boston Mobile ramento, thence by way of the middle fork of the American river up the American river gorge to Lake Tahoe proper. Fallen Leaf Maru, ll i30 a.

Yokoname; tui sgas, n. Texan, 4 p. Ta to tne nBorsemun i the flacal year ending June 0 WSft. Commlasary ouppllss 9rocar.ss. Dooda.

Dr led Fruits, WtetH The tour will end at Mills Field on Sunday, June 9. where a big air show wll be staged by the National Aeronautic association. 1 At all the cities to be visited by the flyers special entertainment programs have tieen arranged for them, including luncheons, banquets, and dances. At tho airports rdute the local aviators have 'fixed bargain rates for passengers to encourage thone who have not taken an air ride to "get aboard." Among the California pilots entered In the tour nre: Pammy Metzcer. Frank litose.

Major Liv Dan Hanlen TO DISPART Lake, Donner Lake, Lke Independ coma; uiamona cement, p. View Cove; Kathrlna Luckenbach ence, and many ether lakes are WEDNESDAY, MAT It Victoria Columbia Loa Anrelea Loa Anfelea Loa Anselea Loa Anselea Loa Angelea Loa Aaaelea Peak Orifila Wallinfford Lake Tranoee Adm Hoaaa a. Portland. Hulled: H. Alexander.

I B. Rl verueol visible from this route. Fruits, Fraah Maata, onioaBu ywi Fresh Vag.tal.lea, Eggs Br.adVSut-ter, Milk, Cheese, Coffee, Sugar), Candies. Lumber, WpfcWj mi rni Wire. Fertiliser SUN.

MOON, TIDE Los Alamos, 8 a- Brookinfl, 4:30 These tours will be a permanent Institution each. Sunday morning Venice Hani Manukal Jane Vettlatee Crlckett a. Ban Franclaco; Alameda, I Ban Franolsoo; Alameda, Adm. Peonies Br S. Oeaat and Oeodetle Survey, 864 and hauling 'supplies from OsAiMtt Norce, p.

Aiasga; wiiram run A A 1 WI Omtem Sag fiaaelico. hat 36. 4:20 a. Taeomai Lochaoll. 6:15 Lake rranoee from the Alameda airport taking In sequence Yosemite Valley, Lake Tahoe, Lake Alminore, Mt.

Lassen, WEDNEBDAV MAY Si. io koi) am a a. Antwerp; Lena Luckenbach, 10 OW .4:48 I Sna rlaai ingston Irving, Norman OoddardiT 7i86 1:68 Yokohama Honolulu Seattl Saettl Seattle Qraya Harbor atari Harbor Portland Portland Eureka Eureka Kureka Monterey Lea Anrelea Clear Lake and the Monterey B.SteUjMt WalUasferd Davefinort i weiea ku Xedwopd Castletown Helen Whlttler WaitemaU ta. p. Ijos Angeiea.

TACOMA, Mar BS-Ml- Arrived: Wltram. a. Ham .0:00 IS Moon rlaei. peninsula. Baltimore The time aa4' Belshta? ises.

i'b" tbe al" wIbi 0. S. Oeaat end jeodetlo Survey Uhle lowlnf hurg; Anyox, Britannia AVIATION FRATERNITY. w'a'ktnstaa far Wabiter Street hrldfe. Oak X.

E. Alexander Wlllkeno Calif or nlan are flein Beach, B. Texan, 7:30 a. Be attle; James Orifflttia, 11 a. ftttle: Point San Padro.

8 a. Port and, Far In Point anhtraot 40 mlfutw. Initial steps tward organisation Antonio of the first interoolleglate interna MAY SB 90 JUNE 6 AIPv DISTANCES numooiai land; Condor, 11:05 a. Seattle Lena Luckenboeh. 2:65 a.

Mobile to Oakland Tuoiurnne v.b the caron season 199, and for sur-feolng tennis court In acoordsnca with the specifications ade)ted therefor by the Board of Playground, Directors. Sperlflcations and form of Pro. poaala will ba furnlahad by the Bee re.tary of the Board at Room ,15 City Hall, on application. All proposalB offered shaH os by a check certified by a responsible bank payable to the order of the city Clerk, for an amount not less than ten Mr cent ot the aggragate of the proposal: and no proposal shall be considered un-leaa accompanied by sueh oheck. No esah or ourreney will fa re Loe Angelea tional aviation fraternity were Loa Anfelea Loo Emma Aleiantler Sea Hanlon Dt Jrlms.

I n. ft. Jlma. ft. lima.

ft. Loa taken today at the University of Angelol Anrelea Anrelea Anselea bbbvim iep.e riiniT, HAV Texas tiooraao Brookings, 6 a San Franclfco T.nKenll 7-iT, llnml.ui'V Lot THURSDAY. MAT 30. Manila Kouincrn California In Los Ah' 8 miA sia Sailed: Lena Luckenbach. It.

in geles. Founders the organlia Itoiiki Broqkinga, 5 Point Ban Pdro Dixie Arraw Colombia anon Myers Chas. HcGormuk Haunawill APPROXIMATE. "AIR MIlAS" FROM OAKLAND TO flTr LIJTEP BELOW tion, to be known aa Alpha Eta Rho, are Dr. Earl W.

Hill, in Joitnn Dorothy tuckenhach aattla ortland People. lea Anfelea f. Alaaaadat toe Anselea Humboldt 7 n. Seattle: Stanford. 4 n.

Roy Harding, "Speed" Johnson, Captain Nelson Jenkins, Denny Wright, Captain William Rbyle, Penfleld Borthers, W. Weatfall. D. C- Warren, Walter T. Varney, Fred McKlnley.

E. Sandy De Renin, Ed De Larm, W. R. Smith, Leland Peoples and William DeVries. PLAN BERKELEY FIELD A 70-acre aviation field In Berkeley extending from the foot of Cedar street to the Albany line on the waterfront may be secured by the city of Berkeley.

The development of the field hinges upon two things, says City Manager John N. Edy, namely ability to secure the land from unknown owners and fund to finance the project. i .:8 mm in San Frsnclaco; James Grlffllha, 5 charge of aviation courses at U. S. Dr.

Rudolph Hirschberg of Ban Francisco; Eastern Knight Parmer yictons emmai. an at. i i Beet 6 p. New yoric. nekerafleis M7 aallea uaaarana lie the University of Kontgsberg, Oer.

keienae, Wro 104'i miles rreiineni aaerrieva many, who Is exchange professor at er tidei Chiracs, III IMS' aallea H6f tCt-Ja tea Vv tatulatlon ef Axel Johnion Peary Pern Admiral Ben ion A bind of ItOOJ for Ulthf.V JS formanoe of oontraot to be VCB the university of California this Meieiano, unict wn iniir WIRELESS REPORTS Br RADIO CORPORATION, Mae SB. 8:06 n. m. a Moines, la 1548 miles Areund World. London Wellfnartoa Mew York Baltimore Corlnto Victoria Tacema Monterey Lta Anselea Wlllkane la Perl a Dewe: Judlt ka.

Ntw miles year: Richard Mogle, Walter Sykes, Adam Dlehl, John Bonadlman and Joe Burchman. Portland Columbia Lot Keren 157 mlMMt Stmr CAPT. A. T. LUCAS.

San Pedro for Silverado the ealy tldai an gins is the order of their "VrreLi Taamm-palV-lthTthe early mem-ing tide is a MMaf Mlwn and la aae. oaallsf tides aa they aajur. On aoma dare hut three tldaa saw. the fourth ecourrinf the follawtnt morninf. Tha oolumai Sht, slTstoa alajatlea af iaas Ilea sUVe ef rafarasoa al aAll lia chart anuad.

Admiral rtike laws City, la 17BI mile. Aator la. 4M a it from Aator a Btm- w. Jaoox AnMolt Harvard l.oe Annies X78 miles MI1.I.KR. Himoltilti for San Pedro.

4 141 miles by each suoosssiui ojojer. Contract to ba entered into rMl 80 days after award and Supplies and Service shall be furnished Snd delivered as required. Surfacing to be oemplete Within ten days after approval of eon- Ma? Ji, JJL m.M Harvard 1. nwe Loi Aagelaa TM'. we Rotterdam from San Pedro Stmr TKJON, Han I'edfo for Meilfnro, Ure am mure loi Anceiea New Vork, N.

2Hfll miles Seattle, aiw miles liom Seattle otinr utm FRIDAY MAY It. In espossing the cause of an aviation field. City Manager Edy vre zensn limn tin. mm mtiea slf'ANA, Cooa Bay for San Pranrlwt, 1 mllea from Ban Pranelace--Stmr EI.CEPR Hun Pedro for Seallle, 4 to mllca from Hn has reversed previous opinions UfOW Oracle rha7ilSMl fign ar daik. whan tha halfhta 'unecin uoiaen uioua Partlneid.

Ore mllrej Hean, Ne 1M mllra Msrrameate ft nillr it. w. BvasBvv are eaiow. New Orleam Sabatowan Afll Johniep rolls Tauielf Oolden Peak Colombia Olenmoor Canadian Farmer Teiada Playgreund Board et 1 Secretary, ovb: Through the faculty membership of Dr. Hlrschberg, the founders Slan to extend the fraternity In erman colleges and universities.

Mogle, the fraternity's first president, explained that the objects of the organization are to unite the interests college students of aviation to bring them In contact with leaders in the industry and with new aviation developments; and to promote closer relation between aviation students and the aviation Hull London Hongkong Hew York Oallao vioterla Victoria Eeattle Portland held on the subject. "When the matter of a locM airport r.ime up some two years siflO, I hud the definite opinion did ok M.a.Ehb. flack V.l Null I. like. Ulab mlif Dt.

Slao! Tlirnctors. I'eilro Pr Slmr PIinvmHNCIA. San Frail, elsro tpr Santa Uoanllll. 230 miles from Snn Fniiielseo-Xtnir OlIAV. Portland for New York, ftt'i miles S.

of 1'ollimhln Rlver-rStmr LA PLACHNIA. loco for Pert Man l.uls. 4S'i ta 1.3k lllBn 4:1 dim llo 48 mlleei 8SS May ll (nSE MaVihh. wff aek. Maa.I-aa.iaL Slash Maa '1 VewMIc, Weak IPX mile Mobile Emergency Aid Callae Olenmoor Crlatobel City Ban Franclioo Columbia Baclflc Preatdaat Eureka Sea Foam Loo Anfelea Ban Juan T.n Anmlae Yale es.

not need an air Ne'd In co; petl 14a 1(1 S.BH 0 OVIHJ l-OVV aiaia e.ea aiaaa s-i-. H. Alasander Admiral Dewey miles from Han Liila Stmr El. HKIjllNDfl, The time dlfteree.s velocity ratio tion with Oakland and Fran Seattle fur sen Francisco, Owl miles front Benton Loi Anselea ruAN.sroRTS The followins; sre the spproslmat Han Franelrco Stmr J. A.

MUFFRTT. Snn WARB- Th. Board' af Port Com At cisco" Edy told members of the Anfelea Harvard Lea Pedro for rnrtlnnd. 132 mllea from Port the followins placaa from Fort Pjist arei Petere Point, min. y.

8V. S. SATURDAY. JUNE 1 Berkeley Manufacturers association at the annual meeting at which end Stmr h. c.

t. norm. Pt. wein tor Mow York Calif oonU low York Calif el departures end arrivals In the movements el the United fltstes army el iv nf Oakland, at Its en Ctl world tn general. The constitution of the fraternity requires that Son Pedro, 40 mllea froai San pedeo-rSlmr LEBBC, Portland 'or San Pedro, 114 mllea Victoria Canadian Formar do'nterey' yfalr transport srviee: Eul to Hew ral 6an Francleco osmsr Monterey Lea Anfelea 1.

Alaxandar Lea AnfelM Shinyo Maru Loi Anfelv For eit Klnf SVBDAY, JVH I S. Boiton Criatobal Ben Jeie Monterey Baa AnteAlo Loa Admiral rarrafut Monday, nn Ramhnrr Schwahea Selv? WSbbTs Juni 8 MjHM plans for the proposed field were disclosed. "Aviation has made great strides in the past two years and I want to confess that my original from Portiann ejtmr PAHKAauu'', "an Pedro for Melbourne, 438 mllea from Saa Pedro, Tort. alumni, in order to retain member ship, shall continue in active asso elation with aviation. Loa Angelea Admiral Bonos Loi Aag eloi San Juan Francisco Chateau Thierry San oeiwatin mk P.

Ml for th furn shins; to New xorK. oDinion Is not a reasonable one Xaa peeler uoaac uaou hiari end 86 min. V. f. unarms Chaumont in nan Francisco.

Grant San Francisco to Manila. xavaae now." Should the land be acquired TRANSPACIFIC MAILS The followins: anlllnr dates anal An alumni associate group, organised In connection the student chapter Includes Herbert Hoover Jam Q. Wooley, vice-presi MONDAY. JUNE I. Hemburf ram Wellinfton Welhemo I inth America Condor Ut VniiiiAY.

Juki t' enderaon in Manna. Sydney i Oonoral Sasta ManiU Eyotftt Haiti more CorTUI California. Plaits, Berkeley will have one runaway enowisin Kew YorK. closing times of transpaclfle IRSUS and Mink ro'-m er lihiel Mew Terk to San Frn. Ml 1800 feet long, another 2000 feet FOREIGN PORTS at tne mam uagiana poaioince are 8t.

urn dent of Western Air express, a number of instructors In University basei led on the latest information fur- IMS, Mar ST, Stmr DIANA Jew Tors H'lwri uMtm MeiFs Manila to Ban Francisco. Board on deposit Certified Cheek In long and a third 31500 feet. Edy disclosed. This, it is proposed will fnrm the nucleus for a ull-frfzed" aemPSttlesi from Aberdeen. of southern California schools ana Somme -Ban Francisco to Heno- Seal ettia until anoamnoer rtlnhed bjr steamship iyfTRAYiA- May is, 6 a.

Mar ay 88, 4 a. lVfille(, May 83, Stmt MEMPHIS Mew York Bo term ee Mobile 1 Sunelioco Cardonaa Olendor Heeolultt falllo itaratt, Admiral Sebree Loa Aofolaa Humboldt Loa Anfelea Harvard TUESDAY. JUNE 4. five U. 8, C.

men now managing lulu. Admiral Farref ut fnr flVistnarhai Hannuai. a TtBh Ft the bid. avfatU- field to be developed in om OS, air terminals in various sections ot son roam OSAKA Sailed. May 22, Slmr STEEL IN- Portland Eureka Monterey Loa Anselea amount of the contract Antonio the country-Tom Wood, Kansas VKXTtlH for Moll.

imf- iiorfBr in in a a sir. Harvard Slmr future years. AIR SERVICE, City; Shields Maxwell, St. Louis; V3L Mofsv-'fl; Indies, Mexico and Central South America, were Glaaxow London Importer Admiral Sohl Loi Angeles 'ark. iloy ldt Bob Beggs, Albuquerque; Art Hlunehel Araun Humbol 1.01 OfdOl NKW 7.KAI.ANU- Msy 29, 6 a.

Manukal. JAPAN KfRr'A--' May 38, 6:18 p. Emn. ef Russls. CH IN A- May 28, fi :1 p.

Rmn. of Russia. May 81. a. Pres.

Harrison. PHIl.ll'I'INK ll fy 88, 6:18 p. Sjmp, of Russia. Air-rail service linking New within DAY. JUNE 6 Beggs, San Francisco and Homer Beaton Andres Luckenbach Mobile Edgat Lookenboh Ind Yrtt-k and Los Angeles on a 55 after date of Audi te ooatract and tc CLEARED uth Alaxandar Shinyo Maru Seattle Pnrtliml At Admiral Schley hour schedule was revealed today Rrle P.

Halliburton, of the Mala, Merchant, Salt J.ke City, PLANE RADIO SYSTEM-Installation plans for a 11,000, MAT SB, vrnvriiuv. JUNE S. Hengkonf Calleo Mobile Honolulu Honolulu for Portland, Sl te. ea. Harrison.

San Pedro Malolo Mateonia Dorothy Alexander May ll, 6 a. Pr day by J. T. TripDe, president and general manager of Pan-American Airways, Inc. A total of 72 stations, ten of which are already In operation and eight more are In course ot construction, are to be located in practically every country south of the Rio Grande and Florida, forming tha largest private radio network In the world.

Southwest Air Fast Express. The service will be Inaugurated about to rejeoi any Antwerp JUnfcrdyli Boiton StoataaWas Philadelphia t.ANHB- 000 radio system to provide in HAWAII p. Pres. Madison, Secratary, Bos amea Baltimore stantaneous communication between all aerodromes and alreraft Hat-n srooxirn usisrtv June 16, he said. Halliburton said his engineers believe the 65-hour time can be reduced materially la the future.

JHlltmore Honolulu i eeeM operating on the 7608 mil af era ting airways through the- West Lo. AnToUa. Aleusaer lot Asgeiei 1.