i
I
-
immunity
of
torbe
-u.
Campb"
Kver
ourruu.
By
Forest
l
ire
resentation
to
Howard
Hughes
1
KX
ICOLUMBUS,
Ohio,
July
20:
An
iio
penitentiary
convict
was
shot
fcwn
whllp
trvlni
tn
psranr
VPS-
lrr"5S
of
llnnnr
!
Wir.lrrl
Tn
American
Kound
Tle
World
.
Filer
,
?NEW
YORK,
July
20:-The
Cross
Honor
will
be
awarded
todav
to
lOWard
HllBllM
fn
1,1a
,..nrH.
peaking
round
the
world
-flight
'
Presentation
will
be
made
by
r'e
United
Ktntno
vnr,
l.UIInn
!'"Ch
Is
hpnHnrl
K
n..u..,V
bcvelt
as
Honorarv
Prrslrlont
eneral.
iGermnn
Vvna
oat
Crossing
Atlantic
Ocean
HORTA,
Azores.
.Tniv
"jn-
irrnv
B
thB
-"
'
.
...
r
-uisc
or
an
experimental
w
e
in
,unUc
n,Bht
preliminary
to
instltution
of
a
proposed
con-
wa
service
fram
Germany
tc
lann
htiUcs'
a
Oerman
sea-iane
.
,
arr
vi,i
i
.
..
.
.
Lnay
irom
us-
Ion
uno
n
i.
Us
way
to
New
York.-
Irday
and
Raymond
Thornton,
ajmenced
wua.
war
sswnhort
in
inn
D.ir.x,
fcth
a
butcher
knife
during
the
J
empted
break.
The.
wounded
Met
was
Clyde
Staup.
Charles
lunges,
another
convict,
also
fell
pen
Staup
was
shot,
leading
to
pru
that
both
had
been
killed.
Mup
and
Thornton
were
hurt
Irtously,
Corrlgan,
who
made
a
non-stop
semi-ouicnu
vnmese
esumaw
saiu
flight
on
Monday
from
New
York
there
were
11000
casualties
from
to
Dublin,
announces
his
Inter-,
the
bombing
including
500
killed!
'by
bombs
which
struck
the
sixth
tlon
of
travelling
back
to
the
Unl-
ted
States
by
steamer.
His
deslr.
'u"'"
...
u-
ls
to
ship
his
plane
back
to
Ne..
chang
York
without
dismantling
it.
So"
w.a.w.,iu
..a.
far
he
has
resolutely
declined
all,310
Bm
u.i
were
ready
to
withstand
any
as-
ult
He
also
predicted
that
Man-
hero
of
a
..wron,
direction-
transatlantic
flight
was
notified
h"ok"
and,
Korea
would
s?fn
yesterday
be
battlegrounds
In
war
be-
that
Irish
customs
of-both
fi.ui
nort
rptnmpd
his
nlane
allcr(v"vl-"
"-
r
1
V
--
f
I
separated
from
the
for-1
they
had
detained
It
several
hours.
by
rpen
fields.
The
technical
seizure
was
made
wjv
threatening
....
..-.....---r,
Comox'nftrr
-
.
Irish
.
.1
.
v.
officials
learned
"
-
-
-
-
thai
man
Sudeten
party
of
Czechosla
vakia
vuiv.a
declares
uvviBna
that
no
understand
card
to
the
minority
problem
not
have
negotiations
even
been
com-
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
77,000,
pounds,
and
6c
and
7.6c
arid
6c.
7.5C
Canadian
U.500
pounds,
0.5c
and
5c
to
6.8c
and
5c.
American
Yukon,
25,000,
Cold
Storage.
7.5c
onH
Rr
Hazel
II.,
18,000,
Faclflc,
7.6c
arc
6c.
California,
20,000,
Cold
Stora;c
7
nnn
fif..
'linnn
nnoth.
7.6c
and
VllVltlbf
1"
T
r
1
6c.
Canadian
Capclla
I,
11,000,
Cold
Storage
rt
Bp
nnrl
5c.
Cape
Race,
10,500,
Cold
Storage
ft
ftp
nnrl
5c.
CaDC
Spencer,
6,500,
Booth,
6.5c
UtIU
w.
,
5c
Ingrid
H.,
8,000,
Atlln,
0.7c
ana
Unome,
9,000,
Cold
Storage,
o.oc
and
5c.
Todays
Weather
(Ootfrnmmn
iMrrw51'
..
..
1
1.
Triple
Island
-
Clear,
norm
northwest
winci,
.
iour
muw
.
hour;
sea
smooth.
Lnngara
Islana
ran
tum
41
WIS
f
.tr,H
f
vn
mues
vei
RF.
STRONG
,
u-
I
f
A
a
A
Ibuckrd
Vimbcr
Is
stored,
and
Elk
ment
had
cancelled
Corrlgan's
ex-
A
AJTl
1
T
TvT
Lli
Park
Fire
fighters
at
the
pcrimcntal
license
to
prevent
any'
rMlLJ
JUOl
nn
st
rile
Fnlls
were
forced
to
aitomnt
in
fiv
h.irk
to
New
York.
I
tat"
'Officials
had
a
shock
when
they
These
Were
Ist
Words
of
Marie
Abort
unc
thousand
men
arc
learned
that
Gorrlgan,
discussing!
To
Carol
Rody
Lies
in
State
St
f
r."
the
Campbell
Rlvei
his
transAtlantlc
fllRht.
had
com-1
tird
twelve
others
on
Vancou-1
mnted
casually:
She.
Is
.89.9
.BUCHAREST.
July
20w-The
body
L'iU
und
the
lower
mam-
fCnough
to
fly
around
the
worm.
n.
n..,.:,.
Dowaeer
oueen
Oueen
Marie,
whos
fat
tnrnare
continues
unabated
-hnu'
the
province
and
the
i::fi.
N;
i'.hwest
States
with
dry,
it
weafurr.
ail
Break
Frustrated
looting
Yesterday
at
Columbus,
Ohio,
Penitentiary
PROBLEM
IS
UNSETTLED
Nothing
Yet
Done
About
German
Minority
in
Ciechostakia,
It
Is
Declared
'
PRAHA.
July
20:
(CP)
Ah
of
fidal
announcement
by
the
Ger
final
words
to
her
son
were
to
be
seech
him
to
be
a
Just
and
strong
monarch,
was
taken
yesterday
U.
Klne
Carol's
oalace
at
Pcnelh,
out
side
Hlnala.
There
it
will
lie
in
state
for
two
days.
Thousands
of
Inhabitants
of
Hinala
and
neigh
boring
districts
watched
barchead
ed
as
the
coffin
was
transferred
from
the
chateau
to
the
Klng'i
palace.
Until
tonight
the
Queen't
"neighbors"
will
be
admitted
to
the
castle
to
pay
their
final
In
4ii
ui;i:u.
accordance
Uttutc
with
wjiu
a
a
will
datca
unuu
t
Ing
has
been
arrived
at
with
the
i
m3
purpie
rather
tha11
black
was
Czechoslovaklan
government
In
re-1
..sd
as
as
the
ne
mnUrnlnr
mournlns
color
color
and
anu
color.
CLnS.
308;
tempera-
werei
ture,
59;
sea
smooin.
Dead
Tree
Point
oicm,
barometer.
30.28;
temperature,
51;
llenifiirhnr
Overcast,
westerly
,nA
fhree
miles
per
hour;
baro-
.
nnnn,
tomnprnllirP.
55!
SC3
meter,
ju.u.
smooth.
'V
the
castle
hall
was
draped
in
.thai
DROWNING
AT
COOSE
BAY
IS
REPORTED
Jerry
Dennis
Loses
His
Life
and
Body
Is
Not
Recovered
Provincial
tiOllce
headquarters
hnvp
been
advised
of
the
drown
ing
at
Goose
Bay
In
the
Rivers
In
let
district
last
nigni
or
a
man
named
Jerry
Dennis.
The
body
has
not
been
recovered.
MANY
DID
NOT
PASS
Less
Than
Half
of
Students
Who
Wrote
Entrance
Lxaminauons
Succeed
j
mmnpiA.
Julv
20:
(CP)
The
!
British
Columbia
Department
of
Education
yesterday
announced
ram
nnnils
auallflcd
this
yeas
for
entrance
to
High
Schools
of
.
the
province,
the
large
majority
of
these
having
been
..by
recommenda-:
nr
7ns
candidates
who
wrote
I
LIUltl
W
.
.
the
government
examinations,
312
were
successful.
Among
the
successful
candidates
Sm'lthcrs
Robert
Mutch,
WUma
Watson.
Tclkwa
Mildred
uerni.
Terrace
Paul
Sanktjohanser,
Usk
Edwin
Carlson,'
James
Vandcrhoof
Norman
Hoy,
Kathleen
Steele.
i
4
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
7:40
a.m.
15.1
ft.
princ
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
ba-romcter.
19:58
pm.
18.6"
ft.
.
30.30
(falling);
temper.
1:27
a.m.
6.6
ft.
ture.
58;
sea
smooth.
13:11
p.m.
8.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
joLXKVH
No.
168
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
20
1938
PRICE:
5
CENTS
fESORl
Flames
Spread
ihir
Centres
on
Vancouver
Is
land
Also
r.nuagereu
CAMPBELL
RIVER
July
20.-(C
Forest
fire
is
sun
inreaicning
.
summer
resort
of
Forbes
Land-j
a
short
distance
north
of
here.
.
-I
"
In
ttrlnrt
paticlncr
,E
w
-
......
I
.
Harnes
s
bacic
up,
uic
seuie-;
ent
li
surrounded
by
names
ana
,t
off
from
communication
except
radio.
Several
people
are
sun
in
settlement
but
can
be
rescued,
necessary,
by
airplane.
The
hotel
)d
other
buildings
are
being
con-
uously
sprayed
with
water.
Tmr-
thousand
acres
of
timber
lana
thus
area
Is
being
swept
by
one
the
largest
forest
fires
In
the
story
of
the
province
and
there
little
Mgn
of
relief.
rh
flames,
spreading
before
a
ntv
mile
an
hour
wind,
today
maimed
new
Vancouver
Island
Ktlemcnti
as
Forbes
Landing
was
panntly
spared
for
the
time
u
the
flames
appeared
to
be
imlns
cut
e
u
reported
"unplcasant'y
.
.
...
;
,
II
'
..II
se
d
tampoeuion
uui,
mo
vi
lli
na
Immediate
-'
danger
he
rise
It
i
I
Huge
Run
Of
Salmon
KOGGIUNG,
Alaska,
July
.(C.V
Thp
hpnvlPKfc
run
i
'.Salmon
In
the
history
of
"Bristol
Bay
Is
reported.
Fishermen
say
that
they
have
been
able
to
load
their
nets
In
a
matter
of
minutes.
Gear
has
been
lost
and
boats
almost
sw'ampcd
because
of
the
sheer
weight
of
fish.
Sails
Back
To
United
States
Attempting
Return
Flight
Across
Atlantic
:lBIG
PUSH
.the
mush
STARTED
BY
JAPS
Every
Indication
That
Yangste
Drive
Is
On
Chiang
Predicts
Ilusso-Nippon
War
I
SHANGHAI.
July
20:
(CP)
-
There
Is
every
indication
now
that
long-expected
big
Japanese
ud
the
Yaneste
River
with
Hankow,
provisional
Chinese
capl-
Jtal
as
the
immediate
objective,
has
commenced.
Forty-seven
Japanese
warships
and
transports
have
now
passed
a
barrier
in
the
river
which
had
held
them
up
for
weeks.
Students
at
the
American
Catho-1
lie
Girls
School
in
Hankow
nar-
rowlv
escaned
lniurv
or
death
ves-
iterdav
In
the
devastating
Japan-'
Douglas
Corrlg'an
Decides
Against
ese
air
raid.
The
planes,
operating
in
a
squauiun
ui
nine
eacu,
uiup
i
ped
more
than
150
bombs
In
one
of
the
biggest
air
raids
of
the
war
of
the
so-called
Wusan
district.
A
I
DITIITTIMC
I
1
DULLLijna
i
FRED
PERRY
HELPING
MONTREAL
The
Canadian
Davis
Cup
team
has
gone
into
intensive
training
for
the
forthcoming
xone
play
under
Fred
Perry,
former
British
amateur
champion.
Each
member
of
the
Canadian
team
will
play
against
Perry.
CAMPED
AT
KAMLOOPS
KAMLLOPS
Two
hundred
and
fifty,
single
unemployed
men
arrived
yesterday
after
a
hot
trip
in
box
cars
from
'Vancouver.
They
are
camped
alongside
the
river
just
east
of
Kamloops.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Ooarten;
8.
D.
Johiuon
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel.
.09V'2.
Big
Missouri,
.34.
Bralorne,
9.50.
Aztec,
.07.
,
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.55.;
Dentonia,
.04
V2.
Golconda:,
.07.
Mlnto,
.033,4.
Falrvlew,
.09
Vi.
Noble
Five,
.03.
Pcnd
.Oreille.
2.25.
Plcnccr,
2.35.
Porter
Idaho,
j)2
Premier,
2.25.
Reeves
McDonald,
.47.
Reno,
.44.
Relief
Arlington.
.142.
Reward,
.03'4.
Salmon
Gold,
.14.
Taylor
Bridge,
.03.
Hedley
Amalg..
.05
Vi.
Premier
Border,
.01
.
Silbak
Premier.
1.90.
'
Home
Gold,
.OlVi-Grandvlew,
.08.
Indian,
.01
Vi.
Quatslno,
.0334.
Haida,
.03'i.
Oilsv
A.
P.
Con.,
.21
(ask)
Calmont.
.34.
-
'.TP'
'
3
C.
&
E.,
2.50
Hargal,
.15.
McDougal
Segur.,
.I6V2.
Mercury,
.12
(ask.)
I
Okalta,
.08
V2.
I
.1
MA
.
Home
uu,
i.a
isiSlrkAi'W
r.r
'.
forfrTtorftr'
Beattie.
1.20.
,
Central
Pat.,
2.52.
Gods
Lake,
.51.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.45.
-McKenzle
Redlake,
1.15.
Redlake
Goldshore,
.09.
Pickle
Crow,
4.60.
San
Antonio,
1.26.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.42.
Smelters
Gold,
.04
V4.
McCleod
Cockshutt,
3.55.
Oklend,
.23.
Mosher,
.18.
-;
Madsen
Redlake,
.39.
'
'
'
Stadacona,
.63.
Francoeur,
.36.
Moneta,
1.93.
;J
VXL
Bouscadlllac,
.06.
'
S
.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.23
;,i
"
'
Bankfleld,
.73.
East"
Malartlc,.
1.85.
Preston
E.
Dome,
.91.
Hutchison
Lake,
.03.'
Dawson
White,
.02V2-Aldermac,
.58.
?
Merr
Addison,
1.76.
Uchl
Gold,
2.10.
N
Int.
Nickel,
51.25.
Noranda,
70.25.
Cons.
Smelters,
60.50.
Athona,
.07V2.
Hardrock,
2.65.
Barber
Larder,
.30.
UNEMPLOYED
IN
SITD0WN
Regina
Post
Office
Was
Occupied
For
One
Hour
Yesterday
REGINA.
July
20:
(ClA
There
was
a
brief
one-hour
slldown
by
125
transient
unemployed
men
in
the
Reelna
Post
Office
yesterday.
They
left
the
building
after
be-ine
rjromlsed
meals
for
last
nicht
and
today
by
the
city.
A
pg
day
on
oai.uro.ay
naa
proviaea
mem
i
responsiouuy
JPBAIBIES
NEED
RAIN
lsuch
men
but
Ottawa
has
uitawa
rrairie
grain
crop
jar
refused.
hare
been
retarded
by
two
weeks
of
very
dry
weather
and
rain
is
now
needed.
A
local
hailstorm
with
high
wind
and
heavy
rain
damaged
crops
and
injured
stock
in
the
Wilkie
district
of
Saskatchewan
yesterday.
6500
HARVESTERS
EDMONTON
It
Is,
estimated
that
6500
men
will
be
needed
in
me
narvesi
neids
oi
Alberta,
i
There
are
already
enough
appli-
I
cations
for
all
the
jobs.
GUARDSMEN
CALLED
OUT
.Martial
Law
Established
at
.May.
tag
Washing
Machine
Plant
In
Iowa
EWTON,
Iowa,
July
20:
(CP)-
Iowa
national
guardsmen
estab
lished
martial
law
today
at
the
scene
of
the
ten
week
old
strike
'at
the
Maytag
washing
machine
plant.
At
least
twenty
men
were
killed
In
street
fighting
near
the
factory.
.!
HAD
MERE
PITTANCE
Samuel
Insull
Was
Comparatively
Poor
Man
At
Death
PARIS,
July
20.
(AP)
Wh3n
he
died
the
only
resources
of
the
late
Samuel
Insull
were
three
pensions
of
$6,000
each
voted
to
him
by
the
directors
of
a
trio
of
his
largest
companies.
Every
cent
otherwise
had
been
thrpwn
into
the
scales
in
a
vain
attempt
to
tip
the
ie
balance
balance
In
In
his
his
favor.
favor.
oqo.ooo
In
the
ODen
market,
and
had
personal
fortune
estimated
at
$100,000,000.
But
fifty-one
years
after
he
had
started
his
American
career
as
j
secretary
to
Thomas
Alva
Edison,
he
was
left
at
the
age
or
72
witn-out
fortune
and
he
went
to
France
to
"find
some
little
place
which
was
cheap"
where
he
could
"rest
ud
a
bit."
tinn
-ns
insinff
a
million
dollars
a
year
when
he
took
It
over
In
1921
He
raised
a
euaranty
fund
of
$500,:
000
000
a
a
year
year
for
for
five
five
years
years
but
but
the
the
First
Plane
Of
Series
Is
Due
Torilorow
REVH
Great
Britain
i.
nnsMt.
,
?iiei
in
same
rnncipies,
lit
Kin
Dec,arcS
flight
MONTREAL,
July
20.-The
or
the
Imperial
Airways
"Mercury
j,
......
t
lMoi
t.rr,
hP'oKMS.
July
20:
(CP)-Colorful
.the
first
of
eight
trams-Atlantic
with
special
illumination
of
the
crossings
this
year,
according
to
tne
svrccw
wm
TT
continued
Its
festive
Pris
theWs,
schedules
just
received
by
last
night
in
connection
with
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines.
In
addl-'mood
,
tn
thP
Mprrnrv.
which
will
the
visit
to
France
of
King
George
.ut,
meais
n,i.
until
m
dui
ih.iL
u
.
.....
.1
o,;
VI
and
Queen
Elizabeth
of
Eng-
with
sunaay
iney
make
three
flights,
three
newi'
77""a
i
Vv,.
had
no
breakfast
yesterday,
theplanes,
Albatross
No.
1,
Albatross
I
If
d
Thous
""gJJ
continued
RAivatinn
Salvation
-
Army
Armv
nmvldlns
providing!
(7
1
them
them.
---
---.mil
m
2
and
illlU
Cabot,
LiaUIIL.
will
V
,in
111
cross
thalstreets
the'streeu
...
.
and
ana.
..-
the
e
.
revelry
reveiry
.
l
.1
with
lunch.
i
late
lnt
ttlf
"lgnjas
em
ocean
After
leavlng
Montreal
this
!
hJSe
Srto
of
WendUness
between
Lrew
The
provincial
government
New
?Mtton
iasked-the
federal
government
to'
i-
S
SiSi
1.
"
JJ
ocenmp
assume
rnnnclh
lltv
fnr
lor
rpl
reuei
pf
m
rf
'
.
..
.
.
.
.
jl
UI
"c
l-uui
ui
"
01vi.vu
a....,
.
.
uvui
.
,
rrrtnrA
coir,
Tnor
mai
nnrn
doui
hTnnr
ueorge
saia
rrauto
Tlchnn
tn
Rnnthamntnn.
The
Mer-I
i
.
....
.
.
it.
.
.
.
-
-
-
ana
ureal
aruain
naa
me
same
I
111
1..
n
.n-.
Ana
n
4
vt
thp
.
.
.
..
.
cury
wm
iij
""
6
""-attachment
to
democratic
pnn-
mlaaie
oi
August
ana
wiu
,,cue
1
the
season
toward
the
end
of
Octo-
ber.
'
cinles
and
the
same
belief
In
indi
vidual
liberty."
This
was
taken
as
an
ail
official
uil.u.c.
answer
a.iowc.
v.
of
Great
v.t.ct.
Britain
.
After
trials,
including
a
long
.
fhp
nirtntnrshln
nations.
,
flight
around
England,
the
Cabot
,
Klng
George
Vl.
and
Queen
Eliz-wlll
leave
Southampton
for
New'abeth(
maktng
their
first
state
I
York
via
Foynes",
Botwood
and
vlslt
t0
any
foreign
nation
since
.Montreal
toward
the
end
pf
Sep-
they
accepted
the
throne
of
Great
j
tember.
It
will
fiy
the
same
route
Britain,
were
welcomed
to
Paris
a
month
later.
Albatross
No.
2
will'
yesterday
with
a
great
military
dis-
leave
Hatfield
for
Colllngstown
and:piay
They
arrived
at
the
Bols
de
Hattles
Camp
early
In
October.
Boulogne
station
by
special
train
The
Albatross
planes
are
all-ply-
and
prepared
for
a
four
day
'Visit
wood
construction,
land
planes
with
designed
to
cement
the
Anglo-retractable
undercarriage.
They
French
relations,
have
four
engines
of
approximately
Two
hours
before
their
arrival,
450
horsepower
each.
Top
speed
is
troops
virtually
took
over
Paris,
about
235
miles
an
hour
and
cnils-
Army
tanks
rumbled
through
the
"
boulevards
and
took
command
-
lng
speed
about
200.
up
1
The
Cabot
Is
a
flying
boat
similar
ing
positions
In
the
Place
De
Con-to
the
Cambria
and
the
Caledonia
corde
and
the
Champs
Elysee,
bar-which
crossed
the
Atlantic
last
year
ring
all
traffic.
..
....
o
potprinnrtmna-
The
special
train
that
brought
lina!,ran,.6.v.v.
4.
,
'
.
fm
Tin,,.
City
and
a
greater
fuel
range.
YANKS
LOSE
I
1
f
I
II
I
1
rtlifV
iroops.
A
m
Crucial
American
Leajue
Now
Bein?
Played
at
Yankee
Stadium
TOOAY'S
SCORES
National
League
American
League
j
Detroit.
2;
Washington,
4
(end
of
,
tile
X
iikg
anu
(ui,ui
liwm
wm
logne,
where
they
had
landed
after
1
crossing
from
Dover,
pulled
slowly
Into
the
station
to
the
thunder
of
a
hundred
and
one
gun
Royal
Sal
ute
and
the
cheering
of
a
crowd
-T1
fi
XhTTiW'
W
"
A
"that""
Pressa
gainst
the
.lines
,ot
Today's
Activities
Klne
Georce
today
laid
a
wreath
Series
0n
the
unknown
soldiers'
tomb
in
tribute
to
France's
million
and
a
half
war
dead.
Their
Majesties
also
participated
in
a
formal
barge
procession
down
the
River
Seine
from
Qua!
dXDrsay
'
to
the
City
Hall
where
the
sover-
m
New
York,
2;
St.
Louis.
7
(sec-
igns
were
formally
welcomed
to
At
th.
viirv,
u.-nfpr
mxrv
hp
mri.
nnd
came
at
end
of
second
1i-,tj-,,
y...
.u-
,,,,
trolled
public
utilities
worth
$4,000',-
nlng,
New
York,
0;
St.
Louis,
i)
;
rnuaaeipnia,
11-1,
i-.vu.6,
-
mririTn
iiin
Brooklyn
at
Chicago,
rain.
,
A
I
HHNX
Hfl
Boston
at
Cincinnati,
night
gamej
EARTHQUAKE
sixth
Inning).
J
-
Cleveland
at
New
York,
St.
Louis
Near
Panic
in
Capital
of
Greect
...
....
n.
H.
One.
1
I'M!
I
...,!.
1
1
nt
PhiladeiDnia.
unicagu
m
"y
,
(uj
,uiaSt
iaiuu;
ton,
rain.
1
B
ti'w"1'
w
.....
...
,.
.
rUUnnn
Pnht
M.'Vin
WPrP
hPflTPn
R
.,au
ed
a
place
ln
his
father's
affairs.
t
TEN
DEAD
IN
BLAST
i
Negroes
Perish
in
City
water
Channel
at
Baltimore
loaay
TORONTO,
July
20.
(CP)
The!
BALTIMORE,
July
20:
(CP)
-
Union
Jack
should
fly
from
Ot-
Ten
negroes
were
killed
wnen
ay-tawa's
Peace
Tower
every
day
and
.namlte
exploded
prematurely
while
not
merely
when
Parllament
is
sit-
men
were
blasting
a
tunnel
through
ting,
St.
George's
Lodge,
Sons
of
'solid
rock
for
a
water
channel
to
England,
resolved
recently;.;
'the
city
pumping
station.
to
3
bv
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
The
Dodgers
assumed
leadership
of
the
second
division
ln
place
of
the
Boston
Bees.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Philadelphia,
0;
Pittsburgh,
8.
Boston,
1-2;
Cincinnati,
3-7.
New
York,
7;
St.
Louis,
6,
Brooklyn,
8;
Chicago,
3.
American
League
Cleveland,
5;
New
York,
3.
Detroit,
3;
Washington,
4.
Chicago-Boston,
St.
Louis-Phlla
Destroyed
NEW
YORK.
July
IV.
iyrj-inj
ATHENS.
July
20:
(CP)
This
tip
nripnlns
trame
of
a
crucial
Am-1
..
,
in
the
i
midst
of
hU
.realest
aa-,
leadershlp
series,
atj-.---"-
wuy.insuuxoun0wnwc-uM.w
stadium
yesterday,
the
.
h
k
"s
terday.
A
vUlage
CT
AtheL
YorK
YanKees
Dy
a
km
U1
u
was
partially
destroyed
and
a
num-thereby
the
New
Yorl;
cutting
beT
Qf
persons
were
kUled
mareln
of
leadership
to
a
scant
Huhirhanppa
rnntiniiPrt
tn-
half
a
game.
In
the
only
other,
when
what
was
said
to
b8
guarantors
never
had
to
pay
the,American
League
game
yesterday
.
stror,eest
earthquake
In
mod-
full
amount
of
their
pieages
the
Washington
Senators
eked
oui.n
tlmes
&hQok
the
country,
u-
HU
big
achievement
In
this
line
j
a
close
4
to
3
victory
over
the
De-
,ng
twenty
and
wounding
one
was
erection
of
a
huge
combination
j
troit
Tigers
who,
as
a
result,
drop-
nundred
The
Island
of
Euboea
wa-s
opera
house
and
office
building,
ped
into
a
tie
with
Chicago
WhAte-the
heaviest
sufferer.
The
tremlor
the
aim
being
to.
endow
the
opera
Sox
for
fifth
place.
'was
s0
severe
ln
Athens
that
seis-
wlth
the
rents
of
the
offices.
The
in
the
National
League,
the
m0rraDns
were
DUt
oUt
0f
commls-
structure
U
one
of
the
landmarks
Pittsburg
Pirates
still
have
a
haii,s,on
but
there
was
llttle
damage
to
1
.l-l.AXA.HtAVA
of
the
city.
game
margin
ai
me
my
u.
the
capital
city
Itself
tcii
trra.
hnm
ln
London
Nove-'
Rtnnrilne
over
the
New
York
mKor
11
1R5Q
thP
son
of
Samuel
Giants.
The
Pirates
blanked
the
a
i-mmo
Tniii
Hp
was
40
when
l
Phillies
8
to
nothing
yesterday
.
,
i.j
in...
nihnrnrct
nirH
n
u-hUp
thp
Giants
were
winning
a
lie
Ilia.
ivi.oo
i.i.iib"'1"
"
-
actress
who
always
continued
ner
close
7
to
o
victory
over
u.c
Interest
In
the
theatre.'
Mrs.
Insull
.Louis
Cardinals.
Tlie
Cincinnati
i-eturned
to
the
stage
several
times
Reds
took
both
ends
of
a
double-after
header
from
Boston
Bees
to
move
their
son,
Samuel
Insull,
Jr.,
...j
.
or,
nitm.
back
Into
third
place
ahead
of
the
Eight
Valencia
Workers
Killed
Dock
Men
Lost
Their
Lives
Durin
Bombing
oi
urmsn
rreigmer
Yesterday
VALENCIA,
July
20:
(CP)
Eight
dock
workers
were
killed
yesterday
In
the
vicinity
of
the
freighter
Stanland
which
was
bombed
by
a
raid
of
lnsurcent
airplanes.
It
was
the
first
time
ln
almost
a
month
that
British
ships
had
been
bombed
ln
Spain.
KITCHENER,
Ont.,
July
20,
(CP)
Two
girls
left
home
on
an
urge
to
become
entertainers.
Hitch-hiking
near
Stratford,
they
stopped
I
the
wrong
driver,
brother
of
one
delphla
both
postponed
on
accoun'j
of
the
girls.
The
girls
will
face
of
rain.
1
Juvenile
delinquency
charges.