Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1931, Page 21

TOAREAOFFIRES Other Idaho Mining Tans In Forest Fires, Fighters Declare Foresters Attribute Fact to Cold Air Increasing THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1931 Gmm URDERED Night Brings Lull |PLANE IN GRAF PHOTO | WooDWARD & LOTHROP DENIED AS AMUNDSEN'S Pictures Compared by Weicker- mann—May Be Ship of Some Lost Sea Flyer. By the An;m-m Press. G, Germany, August 24.—The belief that the hed from the Graf 10™ 11™ F AND G-STREETS B—S Menaced by Flames Which Density of Smoke. Sweep Into Canada. By the Associated Press. PLACERVILLE, Idaho, August 24.— Even forest fires sow down st night. } who have been waging a| o s nip-and-tuck battle against blazes in to compare it the Boise Basin, where two villages| closely with an enlarger. -t of the pic- have been burned and thousands of | ture taken from the Graf by Prof. s | acres of timber have been destroyed | Moltschanov. He said the arrange- s | told today how the conflagrations died | ment of the motors of the two ma- g £ i e the s have epread | Brof. Weioxerm st suggest: the For five days the fires have spre: rof e 200 used, g the exhausi ghters , IR b e B Mo g oo ocean fiver who lost his bearings and | Poresters said the descending cold |came to grief on the shores on Nova air and the fact that smoke became | Zembla. . | heavier una!rmlovler t:mperni\:‘ru dwerr S Wfl!’b:!. e smoke coming and dll'p‘Llcinl lonmf u:ht"u llrfin; ' DANDRU‘ F GOB the burning area. ; rn, fight- leds | 00 Tid. Tobbed the fires of & pert of _]TCH]NG ENDS troops will m heir oxygen supply and caused them | . Hummell of Boise, in | 0 slow down. L | when Zemo touches the scalp Idaho regiment of En-| The smoke shuts out the sun until| p (0 " oling healing, cleansing e D 8 ety untll 3 <I| ZEMO on the scalp and rub vigor- subsiding for 18 hours. the con- | poginy %o rise in & glant column 10,000 | ously. 1f you're like_thousands of ast Jght and| feet above the valley, its tip as fleecy | others the way dandruff vanishesand white as Summer clouds. At that|itching stops will be a surprise and Point the fires burn fiercely. delight. 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