FROM
JURYl
Announremcnt
was
made
yester-
(harje
of
a
police
patrol
boat
op-tntinj
cut
of
there.
He
has
been
itaU;nca
at
Prince
Rupert
for
sev-ertlrar
In
charge
ot
the
police
tost
fcrre
Ccr'able
Clarke
Is
a
veteran
of
thn!n'lnt
nnllpe
and
came
here
Torn.
Harold
Raybone,
Constable
G.
H.
Clarke
andlrthking
in
the
midst
of
a
crowded
Inflicted
from
a
gun
In
the
hands
was
not
mentioned
In
their
conver-i.,horln
01
tivnrr
iuuomuic
n.nv
vr
&auuu.
iiic
uiiiy
name
ue
ileum
Raybone
In
the
performance
of
was
that
of
Sergeant
Greenwood,
their
dutle
.
It
was
a
case
of
Justl-
In
aruwcr
to
S.
C;
Thomson,
fore-fiable
homicide
on
the
part
of
these
man
of
the
jurV(
Mr-
Patm6re
said
officers
the
Jury
louna,
ine-veraici
the
interview
was
between
10:30
adding
we
wish
to
commend
Con-
and
n.
He
dld
not
aurvich
ttibl?
Clarke,
Constablb
Stewart
aIter
that.
j
tar
mad
by
L.
W.
Patmorc
K.C.
"Don't
come
near
me
or
in
snooi.
tho
taid
that
he
had
been
urged
Witness
now
drew
his
own
gun
as
by
Ir..,pcntor
Shlrras
to
appear
and
he
thought
at
first
he
might
have
he
had
also
received
the
consent
to
shpot.
Then
it
occurred
to
him
1
Witness
then
fired
(
and
5c
Pfared
at
his
office
to
ask
his
ad-
appeared
In
the
curtain
In
the
wln-Nce
He
(patmnre)
asked
if
he
was
dow.
The
officer
moved
Inside
the
Wilty
or
not.
Ho
replied
that
he
beer
parlor
and
found
Ourvich
onj
!.
noi
guilty
for
he
had
not
tne
noor.
stepped
over
the
line
until
a
cus-j
Corp.
Raybone
told
of
firing
three
tomer
beckoned
him.
'
shots.
The
first
through
the
back
He
then
phoned
Staff
Sergeant
window
of
the
pursuit
car
after
Oreenwood
to
bring
any
witnesses
Ourvich
had
threatened
and
fired
Ourvich
might
ask
for.
Greenwood
the
first
shot.
The
next
time
was
asked
what
was
the
matter
with
through
the
Boor
and
the
third
that
man,
He
was
alwavs
clvlne
his
time
as
the
body
fell.
constables
tuimamea
trouble.
trouble.
-
-
Mr
Mr.
Patmore
Patmore
Constable
Constable
Stewart's
Stewarts
evidence
ewcnre
was
wi
out
of
trouble
with
ihn
nniiro
Tin
officers
although
he.
being
unarm
ead
him
a
lecture
on
his
duty
arid
ed
did
not
figure
in
the
final
gun
t0'd
him
ho
would
have
to
bring
battle.
ltnn
,;rs
if
he
was
not
guilty.
Our-
Stan
Morln
told
of
standing
In
h
rppned
that
the
police
and
Po-
front
of
the
Grotto
and
seeing
he
ace
Miu..i.
.
ii..
nnrv
en
nan
Decn
wc
-
6Wniiic
Mcuiymoni
were
miuuwuh.
-
.
down
on
him.
He
had
been
first
to
fire
and
the
constables
had
convicted
every
tlmc
he
set
his
foot
fired
back.
He
did
not
see
what
the
court.
He
also
felt
that
the
went
on
inside
the
beer
parlor.
officials
against
him.
m
""'J''0'
werp
He
wa;;
exriun
,.,v,A-
i
u..
vam
Rmlth
told
of
Mike
n,rh
Gurvlch
5c.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
ins-
p;ince
Rupert
Raining,
southeast
High
1:56
a.m.
205
ft.
wind,
seven
miles
per
hour;
14:45
pjn.
19.1
ft.
banmctcr.
30.17
(falling);
temperature
Low
8:35
ajn.
2.7
ft.
5.4
sea
smooth.
20:45
p.m.
6.6
ft.
NOUTIIERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Va
XXVII..
No.
16"
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
13,
1938.
PRICE!
S
CENTS
OFFIClWPMENDED
killed
by
BY
JferOR
COURAGE
I
LIGHTNING
INfLING
KILLER
Ko!t
Glanced
Off
Tree
Into
Sunday
School
Crowd
in
North
Carolina
Town
Justifiable
Homicide
Found
In
Connection
With
Death
mrvrnN
'
.
.
.
Of
.MitoGligfch
In
Gun
Battle
Last
Week
SsA?
I
sons
after
elanrinp
nf
n
trpp
and
the
middle
of
the
i
INSURGENTS
ADVANCING
In
answer
to
Walter
Vance
a
Jur-
Gmml
Smnt
Uzds
Forccs
To
.
or,
wir.
raimore
aia
ne
ma
nov
UFIM
DP
A
vrtrm
I
Sk
that
the
case,
against
aurvich
Within
Sight
ot
Segorbe
111
1
lniULj
-be
called
off.
That
If
was
Just
a
silly
HENDAYEj
July
13:-Insureent
xumor
like
many
others
that
were
Gcncral
Garcia
Valinos
Navarro
going
around
such
as
that
rumor
broke
through
forces
of
General
about
police
protection.
Joes
MlajaSf
defending
the
Espadan
Other
witnesses
repeated
and
mountains,
to
within
sight
of
Se-claboratcd
upon
the
evidence
given
gorbe.
that
Corn
Rav-bone
had
been'
at
tne
Inquest
the
previous
day
In-
Segorbe
is
an
ancient
Roman
transferred
to
Victoria
to
take
to
the
death
of
the
police
officers,
town
wedged
between
twin
castle-
These
witnesses
were
John"
Gur-
crowded
peaks
fifteen
miles
north'
vlch,
Splr
aurvich,
brothers
of
de-
west
of
Sagunto
toward
which
In
ceased,
Police
Constables
Donald
W.
surgent
forces
along
the
Medlter-Taylor,
Terry
Stewart
and
Geo.
H.
ranean
are
headed.
Clarke.
Corp.
Harold
Raybone,
Staff
Sergeant
O.
II.
Oreenwood,
Ross
PACaimlf
Pliir
Mazzle
and
Eddie
Smith.
Jack
Mc-
IXUUaCVCll
I
U11LY
..-.n
Rrhpit
havlm?
Nulty
told
of
selling
deceased
the
w
r
.
nn
T
lomw'y
bccn
at
Alert
Bay
and
'hells
for
the
revolver.
New
wit-
$
Tilt
10
1
Sl
e
Stan
Mortn.
J.
A.
Mc-
Poc
River.
He
won
the
Military
uougan
ana
uan
areuu
ur
u
w.
C
valor
in
the
Great
W.ar.
s
sta,e8
hav
-
-vrd
with
the
Sixteenth
KerRln,a"d,
Dr-
Coleman
wcre
'
Regarded
,S
Significant,
,
-
medical
witnesses.
C
an
Scotthh.
I
-
C
:
bin
Terry
Stewart
U
one
of
Art,r
Ourvich
I
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
July
13:
tht
'r.in
"nr
.fflrcrs
of
the
force.
Democratic
primary
voters
are
sub-
At
t':-.
'!fflc
of
Gurvlch's
shooting
tonsxaoie
u.
ti.
uiarnc
aascnocu
jpcting
President
Roosevelt's
cam-
he
?rv.Ml
tn
hn
nf
f
dutv
and
was
me
visu
10
aivisionai
nraaquariera
najen
stratecy
to
its
first
test
fot
Halibut
Sales
ot
John
Ourvich,
the
next
of
kin
that
Ourvlch's
gun
mlgnt
be
empty..
Summary
to
the
deceased
to
divulge
what
it
was
then
that
Ourvich
fired
an-1
American
76,000
pounds,
7.6c
and
took
p
a
:o
between
him
and
his
other
shot.
Then
he
turned
and
gc
to
8.1c
and
6c.
client
on
the
day
of
the
tragedy,
ran
towards
the
entrance
of
thej
Canadian
33.000
pounds,
7c
and
Mr
Patmorc
said
that
he
received
Royal
Hotel
beer
parlor.
It
was
at
5C
and
7
5C
and
5C.
phone
rail
from
Mike
Ourvich
this
point
that
Clarke
fired
his
first,
American
about
u:n
o'clock
In
the
morning
shot.
Ourvich
entered
the
door
of.
Arctic,
35,000,
Booth,
7.6c
and
6c.
uklng;
if
the
service
of
a
summons
th6
beer
parlor
with
witness
run-i3t
delivered
to
him
In
person
was
nlng
right
behind
him.
Corp.
Ray-8wd,
He
had
replied
that
he
would
,bone
was
right
behind
witness.
As
not
take
advantage
of
that
point,
he
came
up
to
the
door
Clarke
said
Ev'en
If
it
was
not
gfeod
another
he
could
sec
Ourvich
through
the
ummons
could
be
issued
and
scrv-
class
In
the
window
when
Ourvich
td.
fired
at
him.
Half
an
hmir
inW
nnrulrh
nn-
nt
thn
flcure
In
the
Window.
A
hole
Atlas,
33,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.7c
and
6c.
Rainier
II.,
8.000,
Royal,
8.1c
and
6c.
'
Canadian
'
Slcnal.
21.000.
Cold
Storage.
7c
Gulvlck,
12,000,
Pacific,
7.5c
and
Stork
Derby
Woman
Is
In
Limelight
TORONTO,
July
13:
Stork
Dcr-i
by
contender
Mrs.
Lily
Kenny
Juft1
can't
keep
out
of
the
news.
Police
fill'
tUUMU
IUUI
KUOUIJ
damage
and
destroyed
many
of
Mrs.
Kenny's
wooden
models.
I
Would
Revive
'Whipping
Post
ht
ent
out
very
denn
sed
coming
Into
the
beer
parlor,
gun
In;
Los
AKeles
Judge
Castigates
Relief
,
to
Elmore
Jaw
St
a'urvich
hand
gulping
down
two
been
and
Koclp,ent
Who
Neglected
Family
that
no
matter
what
ho
did
then
going
out.
Then,
a
few
m
In-.
WcClymont
backed
In
through
the
LOS
ANGELES,
July
13:
-
The
would
convict
him
Ho
utcs
later,
he
kid
aurvl:0??
.L
"!
c
!f
ctrUt
entrance.
There
had'
state
Legislature
should
revive
the
conS
pot.
Superior
Judge
W.
"u'u
certainly
be
convicted
fired
around
tne
aooi.
v..
u
'"rioaScSSPat.
Si
i
breaking
of
.la.
and
the
whin-
W
JA
earning,
on
slot
machines
ttorc
ald
.the
Page
Two).
and
liquor.
district
police
office
.
(Continued
on
BULLETINS
BOMBERS
ON
WAY
NORTH
SEATTLE
Twentytfour
United
States
Bombers
took
off
today
from
here
for
Sitka
to
join
a
squadron
already
in
Alaska
for
air
manoeuvers.
owncd
and
controlled
fljrlnp
schools,
Prime
Minister
AV.
L.
Mackenzie
King
said,
last
night.
He
had
no
definite
information
when
the
official
would
arrive
but
he
believed
it
would
be
soon.
HIS
TRIP
POSTPONED
OTTAWA
The
lojig-expected
western
trip
of
Premier
King
has
been
delayed
until
September
at
the
earliest.
The
Premier
stated
last
night
that
he
expected
to
spend
the
most
of
the
summer
in
Ottawa
cleaning
up
an
accumulation
of
business.
ingdon
Service
Rifle
Cup.
UP
TO
RIDING
I
fWX
U
would
he
up
to
the
riding
concerned
whether
or
not
an
acclamation
Is
given
to
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion,
the
new
Conservative
leader,
when
he
ceks
a
seat
in
Parliament,
Premier
King
stated
last
night.
I
BABY
WAS
MURDERED
NELSON
Staff
Scr
Barber,
provincial
poll
day
reiterated
the
belief
the
Baby
t'armen
LeJcunesse,
whose
body
va
found
in
a
creek
near
Ymir
alter
she
had
been
missing
from
l:cr
home
since
JIavwa.murder-
.
f(I
before
the
little
body
was
thrown
into
the
creek.
CRICKET
WASHED
OUT
MANCHESTER
The
third
cricket
test
match
between
Australia
and
England
had
to
be
abandoned
yesterday
when
con-
tinucd
rain
still
prevented
play.
;
The
last
time
a
test
match
was
abandoned
was
in
1890
also
at
j
.Manchester.
In
each
of
the
two
games
so
far
played
the
result
i
was
a
draw.
j
JOBLESS
TO
INTERIOR
,
VANCOUVER
Having
been
advised
that
they
may
not
expect
any
further
assistance
from
the
city,
two'
hundred
unemployed
men
are
planning
to
trek
to
the
interior
with
Kamloops
their
probable
destination.
THREE
MONTH
S
STAY
MIAMI
A
three
months'
stay
of
execution
pending
appeal
has
been
granted
Frank
Pierce,
2L-j
ear-old
truck
driver,
who
is
under
sentence
of
death
for
the
kidnapping
of
little
Jimmy
Cash.
KING
RECOVERING
LONDON
King
George
VI
is
making
rapid
progress
toward
re
covery
,
.
from
....
his
slight
.
illness
with
t
.
t
f,
d
ut
wno
set
nre
'""y;-""
then
uld
he
urged
ourvich
to
keep
corroborative
of
that
of
the
other
Kenny's
home
last
night
.
castr,c
u
,s
oftic,a,,y
announced.
QUEEN
MARIE
RECOVERING
DRESDEN
The
Dowager
covering
rapidly
from
her
ser
ious
illness
and
is
now
able
to
go
out
for
a
drive.
CLASH
AT
HAIFA
HAIFA
Marines
from
II.M.S.
Repulse
and
Arabs
clashed
yesterday
in
the
course
of
patrol
duty.'
SINKING
AT
KLEMTU
The
fishing
vessel
Steveston
II.
is
reported
sunk
In
shallow
wa
ter
oft
Klemtu.
Details
of
the
i
grounding
are
not
available.
The
tug
Bonilla
is
proceeding
to
the
scene
to
effect
salvage
of
the
Stcvcslon
II.
which
Is
owned
by
Masao
Kashlnio
ot
Vancouver,
AIDING
OF
Only
Chickens
REFUGEES
i"81
Gobs
night
of
People
in
Fascist
Coun
tries
Said
To
Be
"Unspeakable'
Alliance
Between
Two
Comedians
'Said
To
Be
In
Talking
Stage
"
:
HOLLYWOOD,
Cal..
July
13:
-An
alliance
between
two
of
the
biggest
moving
picture
celebrities
Is
In
the
talking
stage.
Harold
Lloyd
personal
friends,
are
said
to
have
discussed
at
length
the
idea
of
Lloyd
turning
producer
to
make
Fields
pictures.
Today's
Baseball
American
League
Chicago
2,
Philadelphia
5.
Cleveland
2,
Washington
3.
St.
Louis
12,
New
York
15.
Detroit
4,
Boston
7.
National
League
Brooklyn
10,
Pittsburg
5.
Philadelphia-Chicago,,
rain.
Boston
5,
St.
Louis
0.
Need
More
Life
In
Cemeteries
CARDIFF,
Wales,
July
13:
(CP)-
What
the
world
needs
is
brighter
cemetcrle.
according
to
Dr.
J."
Greenwood
Wilson,
Cardiff
medical
;
officer
of
health.
i
"I
often
think
cemeteries
are
dull
and
depressing,"
Dr.
Wilson
told)
the
annual
convention
of
the
British
Institution
of
Embalmers.1
,
"There,
is
a
lot
to.
commend
the
system
of
the
ancient
world
where
I
they
developed
streets
of
tombs
1
'which,
still
remain."
The
system,
he
said,
was
to
embalm
dead
relatives
and
replace
'them
in
exposed
tombs
along
the
middle
of
the
street
where
they
dirt
their
dally
business.
With
cypress
ducen
Marie
of
Roumanla
is
re-
!
trees
planted
between
the
tombs
everything
looked
very
artistic.
DEFENSE
MANOEUVRES
LONDON
For
the
first
time
In
history,
the
civilian
population;
will
co-operate
with
the
army,
navy
and
air
forccs
next
week
In
defense
manoeuvres
off
the
east
coast.
There
will
be
air
raid
precaution
tests.
STORY
DISCREDITED
TACOMA
Police
today
discredited
the
confession
of
Frank
Olsen
in
the
Mattson
kidnap
rase.
It
is
believed
he
is
an
escaped
patient
from
Spokane
mental
hos-.
pital
named
Clarence
Mead.
.
Un
Honeymoon
ATHOLL,
Mass.,
July
13:
South
American
countries
and
the
thronged
the
streets
Swedish
delegation
echo
the
stand
church,
ol
previous"
speakers
that
they
:
could
accept
only
unspecified
numbers
of
agricultural
workers
among
many
applicants.
The
plight
of
refugees
from
the
Fascist
countries
is
described
as
"unspeakable."
FOUR
DIE
IN
CRASH
Airplane
Plunged
To
Earth
Burned
Near
New
York
Village
And
ARMONK
VILAGE,
N.
Y..
July
13:
An
airplane
reported
to
be
carrying
at
least
four
persons
crashed
near
here
and
burned.
It
was
believed
all
aboard
perished,
the
plane
was
not
identified
W.
C.
Fields
Unite
canned
and
not
in
uniform.
.
wncre
inspector
oervice
nm
oecn,i938.
Votes
in
Kentucky,
Maryland,
trophies
begins
at
Bisley
today,
and
W.
C.
Fields,
already
close
.
iouna
acaa
ana
ocrspain,
uiuLana
possibly
Georgia
ana
SouUi
The
first
Canadian
to
win
a
tro-
-
dying.
They
had
then
left
to
search
Carolina
will
have
much
more
at
phy
was
Lieut.
William
Ewlng
ma
Corp.
Raybone
for
the
courage
for
and
arrest
Ourvlcn.
Driving
up
stake
from
the
standpoint
of
both1
who
yesterday
captured
the
Will
t-ifv
employed
on
this
occasion."
into
Slxtn
street,
tney
-saw
aiikc
Nsw-Dealcrs
and
tne
so-called
L.
W.
Patmorc
Ourvich
a
short
distance
away.
He
Conservative
Democrats
but
results
At
the
opening
of
the
proceedings
looked
at
the
officers.
He
had
a
from
Oklahoma
will
indicate
much
TMterda"
afternoon
a
statement
revolver
in
his
hand.
He
shouted
to
politically
minded
observers.
WINS
CUP
AT
BISLEY
BISLEY
Shooting
for
major
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.10.
Big
Missouri,
,35.
Bralorne,
9.40.
Aztec,
.09.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.52.
Dentonla,
.05V4.
Golconda,
.08.
Mlnto,
.03
Vs.
Falrvlew,
.0334.
Noble
Five,
.02V'2.
Pend
Oreille,
2.22.
Pioneer,
2.95.
Porter
Idaho,
.02
V4.
Premier,
2.15.
Reeves
McDonald,
.40.
Reno,
.44.
Relief
Arlington,
.14.
Reward,
.03.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Taylor
Bridge,
.022.
Hedley
Amal.,
.05V2.
Premier
Border,
.01.
Silba'k
Premier,
1.85.
Home
Gold,
.01.
Grandview,
.03
Vi.
Indian,
.OlMs.
Quatsino:
Copper,
.05.
THaldsUHH-,..
"4
...
A.
P.
Con.,
.19.
Calmont,
.34.
C.
Si
E.,
2.51.
Freehold,
.06.
Hargal,
.13.
McDougal
Segur,
.15.
Mercury,
.13Vi.
'
Okalta,
1.60.
Home
Oil,
1.24.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.17.
'
Central
Pat.,
2.50.
Oods
Lake,
.50.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.55.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.11.
Red
Lake
Goldshore,
.10.
Pickle
Crow,
4.65.
San
Antonio,
1.30.
Sherrit
Gordon,
1.40.
Smelters
Gold,
.03.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.70.
Oklend,
.16V2.
Mother,
.23.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.35V2-Stadacona,
.58.
Fra'ncoeur,
.37.
Mpneta,
1.97.
Bouscadd
lilac,
.08.
Bankfield,
.68.
East
Malartlc,
1.90.
Preston
East
Dome,
.86.
Hutchison
Lake,
.03
y2.
Dawson
White.
.024.
Aldermac,
.543i.
Kerr
Addison,
1.85.
Uchl
Gold,
2.10.
Int.
Nickel,
50.25.
Noranda,
67.50.
Con.
Smelters,
60.75.
Athona,
.07
V2.
Hardrock,
2.77.
Barber
Larder,
.30.
Rand
Malartlc,
.34.
Today's
Weather
(OoTernmant
"legrph
A
BRITISH
EXPERT
COMING
ted
States
in
the
leading
role
In'
If
the
elderly
bridegroom
can
get
OTTAWA
An
expert
from
the
'
tne
work
ot
a
proposed
permanent
someone
to
take
care
of
his
chick-
Sunday
801,001
meeting
a
few
organization
to
aid
refugees
from
ens."
The
wedding
was
performed
Constable
Terry
Stewart
Were
commended
Tuesday
af-irural
Brltlsh
war
mlnistTy
will
prob-
K
L
onronor'B
,W
which
in
v.sbVntod
?h
,Lth
!mCS
th
f
.P!nk
H1U'
ably
come
to
Canada
soon
to
sur-
Greater
Germany.
at
St.
John's
Episcopal
Churclvby
lV"T."Zl
M!U
r
.un
,
"
;iri:";C;;r::"i"
.
"Bmmng
PP"enur
.
vey
possibi,ities
of
arranging
for
oucytci
-u
u
mmu
naa
cmui.
ujf
un:
puu
,
giancca
on
a
large
tree"
just,
the
trainln
of
Roya,
Air
1
after
he
had
slain
Inspector
W.
J.
Service
and
Sergeant
joutside
the
abandoned
farm-house;
niers
and
officers
irj
canadian-
Robcrt
Gibson.
Tne
jury
louna
mat
uurvicn
had
come
""",
a"d
a
T
;r.u
T
7?
.S001
"crashed
through
the
Tu,
rf.h
hv
.a
..inshot
wound
Wuu
"
"
.
.
,wlnr1nw
Into
At
a
public
session,
the
confer-
the
Rev.
Perclval
Wood
and
was
ence
heard
six
representatives
of
witnessed
by
a
crowd
of
2,000
who
about
the
TODAY'5
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Joluuton
Co.)
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
temper-
lature,
52.
I
Smlthcrs
Cloudy,
calm,
57.
-
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Terrace
Light
rain,
calm,
50.
Alyansh
Foggy,
calm,
56.
,
Alice
Arm
Raining,
calm,
57.
Anyox
Light
rain,
calm,
53.
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
52.
ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE
Connie
Moody,
an
Indian
woman,
was
charged
in
city
police
court
to
day
with
attempted
suicide.
She
Is
said
by
police
to
have
endeavoured
to
strangle
herself
on
several
oc
FAIRBANKS
ALL
READY
.
FOR
FLIERS
EVIAN
LES
BAINS,
France,
July-sixty-three
year
old
farmer
and
if
All
Goes
Well,
American
Round
13:
Fresh
efforts
made
by
hu-
his
sixteen
year
old
bride
will
go
manltarian
Interests
puts
the
Unl-
to
New
York
for
their
honeymoon.
World
FlierHay
Be
There
This
Afternoon
FAIRBANKS,
July
13:
(CP)
If
all
goes
well,
Howard
Hughes,
American
speed
pilot,
and
his
four
companions
are
expected
to
arrive
here
at
2
p.m.
today
on
their
speed
dasU
around
the
world.
Gas
and
oil
arc
ready
for
them
to
refuel
without
delay.
The
amount
of
fuel
the
condition
of
the
field
here
will
permit
them
to
take
off
with
will
determine
whether
or
not
it
will
be
necessary
for
them
to
pause
at
Edmonton
for
refuelling.
The
are
hoping
to
reach
New
York
tomorrow.
If
they
do
so,
they
will
have
lowered
the
record
of
the
late
Wiley
Post.
Mrs.
Post
is
here
to
welcome
Hughes,
She
flew
to
Fairbanks
with
Joe
Crosson,
veteran
northern
flier,
and
Mrs.
Crosson.
The
most
dangerous
part
of
the
whole
trip
is
considered
to
be
that
across
Bering
Sea
enroute
here.
Howard
Hughes
brought
his
twin
motored
plane
down
last
night
at
Omsk,
Siberia.
He
arrived
there
at
9
p.m.
Moscow
time,
completing
a
flight
of
1,427
miles
from
Moscow.
Hughes
elapsed
time
from
New
York
to
Omsk
was
computed
at
42
hours
and
40
minutes.
He
soon
left,
1
there
for
Yakutsk
where
he
ar
rived
at
2:01
a.m.
Pacific
Standard
time
today,
leaving
three
hours
later.
Tragedy
Breaks-Up
Girls'
Camp
!
C.G.I.T.
Group
of
Fifteen
Returns
Home
From
Digby
Island
Owing
to
the
tragedy
in
the
fam
ily
of
Mrs.
O.
H.
Soles,
one
of
the
i
ladies
in
charge,
the
Canadian
Girls
I
in
Training
Camp
at
Dodge
Island
j
in
the
old
marine
hospital
was
broken
up
yesterday,
the
fifteen
1
girls
who
had
been
there
return-.
Ing
to
the
city.
Ordinarily,
the
girls
.
would
not
have
returned
home
un-I
til
next
Monday.
The
usual
camp
routine
and
activities
of
Canadian
Girls
in
Training
were
being
carried
out
including
devotional
periods,
sing-songs,
stunts,
games
and
first
aid
training
by
Mrs.
(Dr.)
L.
I.
Pugsley.
Under
the
leadership
of
Mrs.
Pugsley
and
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay
and
with
Mrs.
Soles,
Mrs.
II.
T.
Lock
and
Mrs.
James
Krlkcvsky
assisting,
the
girls
in
camp
were:
Marie
Lock,
Marrlet
Phllllpson,
Hejen
and
Audrey
Green,
Mich!
Yamanacka,
Mag
gie
Lee,
Zilla
Sherman,
Dorothy
Peachy,
Peggy
Barclay,
Betty
Soles,
Lois
Judge,
Mary
Bill,
Norma
Cur-rie
and
Jean
Ayres.
Weather
forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
continues
high
over
British
Columbia
and
appears
low
off
the
Alaskan
coast.
High
temperatures
are
re-
.
ported
over
this
province"
with
'showers
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fre'sh
southerly
winds,
part
-cloudy'
with
no
change
In
temperature.
1
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
island
Moderate
variable
winds,
fair
and
warm.
j
'
AUSTRALIA'S
READING
I
MELBOURNE,
July
13:
(CP)
-
(Sorab
B.
Dayburjor,
president
of
one
or
tne
largest
iiDranes
in
Bomty,
said
here
the
average
Australian
Isn't
fond
ot
reading.
"I
found
hardly
25
people
in
the
Melbourne
Public
Library,"
he
said.
KEEP
BOYS
FROM
PITS
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE,
July
IS;
(CP)
Annual
conference
of
the
casions
in
"the
women's
section
of
I
Mining
Federation
of
'Great
Britain
the
lock-up
by
use
of
cloths
around
the
neck.
She
Is
under
constant
guard
of
a
police
matron.
In
July
will
be
asked
to
seek
na
tlonal
prohibition
of
boys
under
16
from
working
'underground.