L
Tomorrow
slSdes
Weather
Forecast
.
0:18
a
m.
21,9
(t.
lll
pjn.
;19.4
ft.
"
1)
am.
1.9
ft.
r
p.m.
tA
ft.
VV
-
v
.v
v
xxvin..
N
I.
Tl,
I
Tims
f
ln
Vnl
i
res
w
our
iir
i
"
v
refrfed
to
the
Dom-
'
north
laruLas
"a
field
i
-
....
Iu...ik
-
m
I
V
TVHWI
.
mv
.
.
...a.
ilked
Mtd
Ills
Majesty.
able
to
have
Unveiled
;vely
into
the
north-
I!
audience
consisted
ol
,1
.
,
.
t.
PnlumVilanl
re-fdent
by
applauding!
western
style.
Form
I
when
the-King
speak
li
-
lutened
to
In
silence.
1
however,
were
tool
rrd
by
His
Msjetsy
s
r
abide
by
this
rule.
Other
formal
Inunctions
r
,
he
day
the
King
and
'f.
;
.
night
stay
following
I
from
Vancouver,
and.
r
'
'he
City
Hall
where
they
J
'
,v
welcomed
to
the
city
!'
Andrew
McOavln.
Civic'
-
.
ad
visiting
rcevea
were.
vd
r
cuy
Hall
Their
MaJ.es-'
rd
to
the
legislative
whre
a
formal
address
of
"
wa
read
and
presented
by
T
D
Pattullo.
In
reply
"
K
ad
that
he
and
the
V
jetted
that
time
did
not
u.
enjoying
the
scenic
T
"
c
f
other
parU
of
British
L
if
ueisons
were
presented
T
,
-
Mileitles
at
the
three'
:
functions
of
the
day.
T
-
Majesties
derived
obvious
t:
rrnt
during
the
alternoon
'
)
r
brief
visit
to
beautiful
Bca-11
j
Park
I
"
at
Esqulmatt.
where
colors
r;
prr
;emcd
to
the
Royal
Canad-Naval
Station,
the
King
chatted
i.'
rr.allv
with
men
from
the
Can-
i'.'n
warships.
He
Joked
heartily
1
vrr.-atlon
with
some
ol
mem.
bard
the
steamer
Prince
Robert,
'
iiim-.nilml
k
rl
tf
V.
Mivtden.
'
i
mj
vaJK.
.
"
4r
ampanled
by
the
Prince
Rupert.
J
apt
m
McLean,
as
pilot
ship.
royal
party
left
for
New
West-miter
there
to
reloln
the
royal
ain
this
afternoon
and
start
the
upward
Journey.
During
the
brief
,
ay
at
New
Wpmln.il(r
Tliclr
Ma-
C:'lf!
...Ill
..i-i.
(l.,,l.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court?
B.
D.
Jobturton
Co.)
Vancouver
Dig
Missouri,
.10.
Dralome.
11.75.
Cariboo
Gold,
225.
Dentonia,
.03.
Falrvlew,
.04.
Gold
Relt.
.38.
Hedley
Mascot.
.93.
Mlnto.
.OHi.
Noble
Five,
XlVs-Pacific
Nickel,
.18.
Pend
Oreille,
1.45.
Pioneer,
2.40.
Premier.
1.95.
Privateer.
1.40.
Reeves
McDonald,
.18.
Reno,
J&2.
Relief
Arlington,
.09.
Salmon
Oold,
.08.
Sheep
Creek,
1.14.
Oils
A.
P.
Coruj,!,
Calmont,
J9.
C.
&E..
2.20.
Freehold.
04.
Home,
2.47.
Pacalta,
.06.
Royal
Canadian,
21.
Okalta,
1.20.
Mercury.
-08.
Prairie
Royalties,
21.
Toronto
Aldennac,
28.
Deattle.
1.28.
Central
Patricia,
2.58.
Con.
Smelters,
41.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.70.
Fernland,
.04.
Francoeur.
26
Vi.
Oods
Lake,
27.
Hardrock,
1.15.
Int.
Nickel,
.49.
Kerr
Addison,
1.83.
Little
Long
Lac.
3.10.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
220.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.42
Vj.
McKemle
Red
Uke,
121,
dlv.
Moneta
Porcupine.
121.
Noranda,
Pickle
Crow.
4.85.
Preston
E.
Dome.
1.60.
San
Antonio.
1.62.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.09.
Stadacona,
.56.
Uchi
Oold,
1.40.
Douscadlllac,
.06.
Mosher,
.14.
Oklend,
.07
Vx.
Smelters
Oold,
.04.
Dom.
Bridge.
29.75.
BAR
COLD
She
Compromise
on
Sockeye
for
This
Those
of
Foreign
Birth
who
Spread
District
is
sent
to
fire
unions
for
Ratification
prmlt
of
runner
iravn
in
i
'
nrmu
oi
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Agreement
on
sixty
cents
a
fish
for
victoria
Returns
to
,
.
Uockeye
In
the
Ftaser
River
district
,
m
UI
i
J
a
thU
year
was
signed
yesterday.
A
I
compromise
of
45c
and
50c
for
sock-
-
T
T1A,
May
31:
CP
King
'eye
and
eight
cents
for
chums
and
along
at
the
provincial
pinks
for
District
No.
2
was
referred
luncheon
yesterday,
to
five
unions
for
ratification.
,
'
.fficlal
function
of
Their
vi-.it
to
Orlllsh
Columbia.
,,d
realize
the
position
upiea
In
world
affairs
A
windows
looking
toll
,;c
and
Pacific
windows
to
L
Far
East.
n
reduces
the
barriers
M
country
wtll
become
fare
between
two
hemls--
King
said.
-
'
v
referred
to
the
"won-
x
me"
he
and
the
Queen
d
everywhere
in
the
umey.
ri
through
so
grand
a
a
privilege
to
any
man."
''b
lared
'but
to
travel
to
the
accompaniment
verwhelmlng
testimony
s
from
old
and
young
'
xperlence
that
has.
I
rraiitcd
to
few
people
The
inspiration
It
.
will
hearten
and
en-
Propaganda
May
Have
Natural
Ization
Cancelled
OTTAWA,
May
31:
(CP)
The
new
official
Secrets
Law.
which
re
Nine
Hundred
Children
Take
Tart
In
Proceedings
Monday
ceived
Its
second
and
third
reading
,
In
the
House
of
Commons
today.
The
K!ng'
vfcit
to
British
Col-glves
power
to
cancel
naturalization
umbla
was
fittingly
observed
In
certificates
of
persons
of
foreign
Prlnre
Rupert
Monday
with
a
fine
birth
who
spread
objectlonal
prop-
celebration
for
children.
It
Is
es-aganda,
Rt
Hon.
Ernest
Larolntc.
timated
that
some;
nine
hundred
down
1c
at
$34.84
per
fine
ounce
'
Qj
Uack
tQ
the
cnglnethe
Acropolis
fire.
m(.m1aV
I..
i
,1
1
1.
I
i
I
4'
jiukEtuu.
tnal
was
up
ine
vracii
wuimuk
ji
:
'.
hook
on
to
the
train
to
pull
It
out.
t
q
.
T
i
nnrhiMrcatherlng
there.
He
wanted
totalk
to
the
englneO
street
UeatllS
V::::.
k"
.
rhiu
crew.
Some
fiat
cars
were
oemgi
Kl.-
and
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo.
.per
morning
cji
stay.
Their
Majesties
start
ineir
nomc
-
"
vmv
queens
vuik
owu--
-
-.
luin
dk
and
waved
farewell.
fo,n
to
,ee
Maypole
dancing,
ten
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
31,
1939.
w
-
:
n
a
i
ISHhD
1
U
SEE
MORE
OF
COAST
NEGOTIATE
MAY
CANCEL
FINE
DAY
I
FISH
PRICE;
CITIZENSHIP
TO
HONOR
-
KING
HERE
NEW
PLANE
VERY
FAST
minister
of
Justice,
told
the
House,
children
participated
in
the
day's
Great
Speed
of
Pursuit
Ship
Which
1
The
salt
fish
board
bill
was
given
proceedings
whlin
included
morn
jas
Been
,ddrd
To
Lquipment
Its
third
reading
as
was
the
70c
lng
and
afternoon
fparades,
flag
of
Royal
Air
Force
guaranteed
wheat
price
bill.
The
raising
ceremony
at
the
Court
(
.
.
.
guaranteed
price
will
be
for
Van-
House
grounds,
children
sports
LONDON,
May
31:
(CPt
A
new
.couver.
Fort
William
and
Port
Ar-
and
distribution
of
candy
and
Ice
type
0f
pursuit
plane
has
been
d3
thur
delivery,
a
move
to
include
cream
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
and
Tiopcd
for
the
Royal
Air
Force
I
Fort
Churchill
falling.
two
monster
bonfires
In
the
even-j,jth
a
flight
speed
of
529
miles
lng
one
at
Acropolfi,
Hill
and
the,an
h0ur
ana-
a
diving
speed
of
Head
Of
Polish
'Army
Is
Invited
I
To
Manoeuvres
ENGINEER
DEAD
OF
INJURIES
other
at
Seal
Cove.
Weather
was
720
it
will
become
a
regular
part
favorable
for
the
..various
events,,
0f
the
Royal
Air
Force
equipment
a
threatening
sky
holding
on.
Bc7lnnlng
at
10
am
the
parade
fell
In
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
on
Third
Arenue,
under
marshal-ship
of
Lieut.
Orme
Stuart,
and
moved
off
to
the
Court
House
grounds.
grounds.
Led
Uta
by
oy
a
a
small
smau
detach-
aeiacn-
'of
his
severe
Injuries
after
putting
assembled
at
the
corner
of
Third
as
oovernor
General.
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
and
mov-'
ud
a
hard
fight
for
recovery
from.
the
loss
of
an
arm
and
a
badly
ed
oir
to
the
Acropous
run
nere
i
p
p
4
rp
tv
i
V
krnleg.
...
UAl
Mrs.
Somemiie
naa
armea
m
....v...
Smlthers
from
their
home
In
Kam-
to
the
unexpected
size
of
the
at-1
.
tendance
of
children
there
was
a
s
Mr!
Somervllle's
left
arm
was
so
shortage
of
Ice
cream
and
candy
but
the
difficulty
was
overcome
and
found
badly
broken
up
that
It
was
ttarv
t
hAv
it
amputated
every
child
received
a
share.
m
th..
shoulder
althoush
It
Followed
a
program
of
children's
and
soft
ball
under
the
dlrec-
had
been
hoped
earlier
that
it
sports
might
be
saved.
The
left
leg
suf-
tlon
of
G.
W.
Johnstone,
William
the
bnd
Jack
Preece
In
boys
fracture
fered
a
compound
near
ttball
Gamma
defeated
A
Stars
ankle
and
the
bones
were
badly
broken
12
to
9"
In
glrls'
sonba11
AU
stars
Mr.
Somervllle
had
arrived
In
ov
Oamma.
Smlthers
on
the
noon
train
from.
In
the
evening
at
9:30
1
the
bon-
the
East
enroute
from
his
home
In
'Kamloops
to
Prince
Rupert
where
!he
was
to
work
as
locomotive
en-
Q-n
Eiizabcth
chatted
with
ntot
out
by
the
engine
that
had
Just
!..
:er
William
Lvon
Mackenilc'wt".
t
t
tnrifrrnll'
.
.
,h
nasslng
"
'
rAir
.
ho
-
TMPnrn
uimuiiuw
w...
-
-
Lirutpnant
Governor
and
Mrs.
E.
W
Hamber
were
hosts
at
dinner
to
T-tf.r
Majesties
In
Government
-
?
iast
night.
The
evening
was
'Pnt
quietly
and
this
morning
Somervllle,
he
tried
to
board
them.
In
some
manner
he
fell
alongside
the
track
and
was
hit
a
j
.
.n
h
fit
ttipv
numoer
mmo
j
u.w
v.
arUUUUS
nip
(,u.,
-
,int
r.frtr
ran
under
the
sovereign.
He
dealt
with
the
symbol
of
the
flag
under
which
I
SMITH
ERS,
May
31-
Thomas
freedom
and
security
had
been
as-w
sured
Britons
for
so
many
years.
u
.i-iim
Somervl
le.
ho
was
the
victim
cana(ja
was
$ung
and
the
par-
of
a
serious
accident
In
the
railway
ade
returned
to
lu
starUng
point
yards
at
Smlthers
last
week,
died
and
was
dismissed.
In
Winnipeg
Yet
Since
Last
Traffic
Fatality
Occurred
Veterans
Demonsiraie
'
"
I
demonstration
to
him
and
pulled
him
away
from
WINNIPEG,
May
31:
(CP)
-u..
There
was
a
great
mi.n
as
the
track.
Two
police
constables
Contlnuine
an
unequalled
record
King's
Visit
DESCRIBED
Local
People
Return
Home
After
Having
Seen
Kins
and
Queen
in
Vancouver
Quite
a
number
of-Prince
Rupert
people
returned
home
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
after
seeing
the
King
and
Queen
in
Vancouver.
All
declare
that
the
southern
metropolis
was
completely
captivated
by
Their
Majesties.
Words
do
not
ln
nio"
m0St
(
Robert
Yerburgh
and
Charles
Elll-,seem;
P
j5',?6
.
.
.....
..j
neon
e
who
attended
the
memor-
glneer.
He
was
well
acquainted
wilh
"
cnarg
Anc5
"
able
occasion,
adequate
to
describe
.n
Wni
miiwav
men
and
had
.Cecil
Fitzgerald
and
Ken
Dakln
atl
.
?
..
.
.
.
Seal
Cove
where
the
May
Queen.
-
le
t
he
train
to
Udk
to
some
of
:
dem
LONDON.
May
31:
(CP)-
-nw
f1
had
not
seen
for
Skinner,
lit
the
blaze.
Hve
Sula?mpSn
Suf
Montreal
price
or
par
goia
"..,,.
He
was
walking
along
!nuntlre1
Psons
crowded
arouna
ParHMilnrlv
lnvplv
;
Is
the
queen
all
agree.
Her
lasting
'smile
captured
the
affections
of
all
i
Weather
was
ideal
In
Vancouver
ifor
the
King's
visit.
Their
Majesties
I
rode
more
than
fifty
miles
ln
an
open
car.
Everybody
had
ample
opportunity
to
see
the
monarchs
at
close
hand.
In
fact,
the
most
of
'
people
seem
to
have
seen
them
two
Two
Hundred
and
One
Days
Now
0r
three
times.
v,
VteVmer
Prince
Robert
pulled
were
also
nearby
and
had
a
doctor
f0r
any
city
of
corresponding
size!
The
Canadian
National
Railways
...Vu
Tt,.ir
MnitlM
on
called
Immediately
and
rushed
him
on
the
continent.
Winnipeg
jester-
city
ticket
office
moved
yesterday
I
L
nrK
i,mv
nniirp
lines
and
to
the
Smlthers
Hospital
where
he
day
had
its
201st.
deathless
daylafternoon
Into
Its
permanent
quar-
uuaiu.
.v
i--"
-
.
...
n,tinn
i
.o.fi,
ij.
hnnied
"We
Want
the
King,
we
was
.
B3
iar
3
s,UiCk
na.t.v.
v,v.v..
"
Tlielr
Majesties,!
This
was
the
first
serious
accident
are
concerned.
There
has
not
been
w.
warn
ine
hi.
oneen
vjuim.
t
Mn-
Wnilw
for
mviL
4-.i
nt
Viro
w.
smiling,
appeared
on
tnc
uppcrji
"ic
..y..,
.v.
.,.,(
uumt.
iiaiu;
.v
years.
ember
10,
Arrangements
for
the
processions
and
other
events
were
perfectly
carried
out
and
not
a
hitch
of
any
kind
marred
the
great
day
ln
Van
couver's
history.
ters
ln
the
new
Dybhavn
&
Han
son,
block
on
Third
Avenue.
The
Vork
Yankees
snlit
a
double-head
EDMONTON.
May
31:
iCP)
er
with
the
running
up
Boston
Red
A
full
gold
service
will
be
used
Sox
and
the
margin
separating
the
this
wTek-end
when
King
George
;
tw0
team3
stiU
remains
at
five-and-ind
Queen
Elizabeth
attend
a
a.naif
games.
tate
dinner
hen1.
It
will
be
the-
0nly
one
Big
League
game
Is
flrt
tlmp
It
hac
hwn
nvrl
since
i
i
..
-j
last
night
in
the
Smlthers
Hospital
At
2
o'clock
the
second
parade'
vlslt
b
th;
of
Bessborough
omnr,,
of
k
vrk-
in
th,.
Na-
tlonal
League.
New-
series
com-
5c
Halibut
Sales
Lorelle,
5.5c.
American
15,000,
Booth,
Prince
Rupert
and
Qeuen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
south
winds,
shifting
to
southeast,
cloudy
and
calm
with
showers.
8c
and
Rainier
II,
8,200.
Pacific,
8c
and.
Canadian
Skeena
M.,
6,500,
Pacific,
7c
and
Revllla,
4,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.9c
and
5c.
Margalice.
6,000,
Atlln,
7c
and
5c.
Ed.
Llpsett.
10,500,
Cold
Stor.
age,
6.9c
and
5c.
telegraph
office
will
be
moving
ln
the
presence
of
the
course
of
the
next
few
days.
Queen,
PBICE:
CENTS
Pact
British
Non-Aggression
Plan
Insufficient
And
Ineffective
;
Says
Soviet
Foreign
Minister
Theatre
In
Birmingham
i
f
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11
I
LONDON.
May
31:
CP
The
ment
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
g
DOHlDeQ
'DrltUh
government
has
Invited
Ed-
volunteer
ueserve.
me
paraae
con--
ward
Smlgley-Rydz.
Inspector
gen-
alsted
of
war
veterans,
prince
ku-
"
...
.
BIRX
LNO
1AM
M
May
31.
ML-army
eral
of
the
PolUh
Army,
to
attend
pert
Boys"
Band,
Sea
Cadet-.
Boy
manoeuvres
In
the
autumn.
Scout-
of
First
and
s'econd
Prince
'The
latent
ne
Jrnt
to
be
JaWat
n.,rrf
rrT,
wif
r.i.hi
..r
Rali
he
door
of
the
outlawed
Irish
1
'
.
"
-
-
1
Docs
Not
Trust
Great
Britain
and
France
Must
be
Vigilant
About
Pulling
Chestnuts
out
of
Fire
Selfish
Motives
are
Imputed
MOSCOW,
May
31:
(CP)
Foreign
Minister
Vyach-cslaff
Molotoff
today
rejected
the
Anglo-French
mutual
aid
pact
as
being
insufficient
and
ineffective.
He
said
that
Russia
must
be
vigilant
and
"must
remember
Stalin's
warning
about
pulling
chestnuts
out
of
the
fire."
He
said
1
-
.,
that
no
progress
had
been
made
fwlth
regard
to
small
countries
on
TrTn
Ir
It
i
I
X
IllSr
rvpp
'
Russia'
borders.
Great
Britain
and
XXLaUu
LuvJULt
France
"only
think
of
those
whom
TWO
GAMES:
Shut-Out
Twice
Yesterday
by
Chicago
Cubs
Who
Take
Third
Place
in
National
League
i
CINCINNATI.
May
31:
(CPt
Thei
National
League
leading
Cincinnati
Reds
suffered
two
shut-out
defeats
at
the
hands
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
yesterday.
Larry
French
pitched
the
Cubs
to
a
six
to
nil
victory
in
the
first
game
while
Vance
Page
was
-
the
bomn-
-
wjiuwe
in.
the
second
woeb
two
io
to
10
nothing.
nuuuu8.
The
they
guaranteed."
OPPOSED
TO
COMPULSION
British
Labor
Party
Against
Con
scription
And
Also
Rule
By
Armed
Force
LONDON,
May
31:
(CP)
Ths
British
Labor
Party,
In
convention
yesterday,
expressed
itself
"by
re-
Cove
Women's
Auxlltery
or
the
ijoiution
being
oonosed
to
any
Canadian
Legl.n.
Uds
of
the
Jerda'
of
a
B
rmlnghara
rjub,,
as
a
tto
Into
mbte
-1
Jjg
g
Mnnn
Mnnu
Xtncnp
MiVKt
Lndee
I
rtW
and
ana
tax
L32
dav
OH
'""''
....
tory,
vuij,
went
m
uivu
thlrq
iiiuu
place
u
I
1
.V...
.
Ugger-some.
In
natlriwOcaiurae.
Ir.re
no
casualUes.
under
Mrs.
Haudenschlld.
'
.
v
.
"
At
the
Court
House
grounds.
"Ood
Alkaffo
To
Tlcinor
ajtft
v
.
aa0
v
w
w
Ranee
sounded
a
bugle
rally
and.
the
flag
was
hoisted.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Olbwn.
dean
of
St.
An
drew
Cathedral,
then
gave
a
pat-
Gold
Dinner
Set
rrfmicr
irinici
Aberhart
.iuihioii
To
Trot
u
Out
wm
V
JZ,.y!
VWMlt
tntar
W
'done
Or
combat
who
k
double-header
wlth
spilt
,ates
a
j,
b
arme(,
f
the
second
place
St.
Louis
Cardin-1
.
....
I
ii
Reds
Kwis
are
are
now
now
leaai
Thomas
Somerrille
Tassed
Away
in
riotic
address
strewing
necessity
GUM
-are
Qn
0cca$ion
of
Smlthers
Last
Mht
for
unity
of
the
far
flung
Empire
i
als.
Johnny
Mlze's
home
run
help-j
ed
the
cardinals
win
ine
iirsi
game
,
17
to
2
while
Jchnny
Rizzo
made
two
'circuit
blows
to
assist
the
Pirates
to
take
the
night
cap
14
to
8.
The
leading
the
Cardinals
BRAUN
ID.
RECOVERS
In
the
American
League
the
New
Prelty
Farm
c)mniuntr
ear
Ter
race
Restored
After
Flood
TERRACE,
May
31.
Those
who
visit
Braun's
Island,
four
miles
west
of
Terrace,
are
scarcely
able
to
recognize
the
place
as
It
appeared
three
years
ago.
At
th
time
the
Skeena
had
wrought
great
havoc,
much
of
the
cultivated
land
mence
tomorrow
with
the
National
had
been
overrun
by
the
flood
iLeague
ln
the
East
and
the
Ameri-arirt
and
sand
..nA
riimPie
dunes
hai
had
t;ie.n
taken
ihm
the
can
League
in
the
west
as
ioliows:
National
League
Chicago
at
Brooklyn.
Pittsburg
and
Philadelphia,
Cincinnati
at
Boston,
St
Louis
at
New
York.
American
League
New
York
at
Cleveland.
Washington
at
Chicago,
Philadelphia
at
St.
Louis,
Boston
at
Detroit.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Brooklyn
4-3,
New
York
5-1.
Boston
9-3.
Philadelphia
7-5.
Chicago
6-2,
Cincinnati
0-0.
Pittsburg
2-14,
St
Louis
7-8.
American
League
New
York
4-17.
Boston
8-9.
Philadelphia
3-4.
Washington
1-8.
Detroit
2-8,
Chicago
6-3.
St
Louis
2-2.
Cleveland
7-3.
The
league
standings
to
date:
place
of
the
pretty
garden
patches
for
which
the
Island
was
formerly
famous.
Also
there
N
were
great
plies
of
driftwood
and
some
of
the
houses
had
been
overturned
or
moved
away
from
their
foundations
to
be
deposited
as
thev
water
receded
on
uneven
gTound.
Today
all
this
Is
changed
and
the
government,
having
provided
a
good
bridge
ln
place
of
the
one
which
disappeared,
the
residents
have
cleaned
their
land
again
and
put
their
fences
and
buildings
ln
order
so
that
one
may
enjoy
a
pleasant
drive
or
walk
by
following
the
little
system
of
roads
on
the
Island.
Although
the
farming
operations
are
still
reduced
ln
comparison
with
their
former
extent,
there
are
to
be
seen
oats,
root
crops
and
garden
stuff.
A
promising
feature
appears
ln
ths
new
buildings
which
have
been
put
up
ln
recent
months.
Intended
To
Quit
Race
Track
Soon
Circumstances
In
Connection
With
Death
of
Floyd
Roberts
Are
Ironic
Enough
INDIANAPOLIS,
May
31:
(CP)
Ironically
enough,
Floyd
Roberts,
racing
driver,
who;
was
klU-
ed
In
yesterday's
annual'
Memorial
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
and
son,
Maurice,
pay
Indianapolis
Speedway
race,
and
daughter.
Barbara,
left
on
had
Intended
this
to
be
his
lat
Monday
night's
train
for
Jasper
race.
He
had
promised
that
h
where
they
will
pay
a
visit
during,
would
return
to
California
to
set-
I
the
King
and
tie
down
there
with
his
wife
an
two
children.