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EOCHKOTKR DEMOCRAT AND C1IKOXICLK. RATUKDAY. X. Intervention Brings Europe Peace Pledge, Pope Reports to Cardinals REICH CLAIMS They Do Not Know They're Headed Back to Germany BRITISH FIGHT Rulers Quit Park After Day of Rest GREATER HOPE HELD IN MOVE, SAYS' PONTIFF ARAB BANDS IN MAJOR CLASH I End Happy 24-Hours JUGOSLAVIA IN CLOSE NAZI TIE Prince Paul Views Military Might With Hitler 'i -V A srr- In Rockies, Head For East Bomb Blast Kills 6 In Jerusalem Crowd Church's Leaders Pay Homage on Saint's Day By FRANK 11. HINT.

-CP-- Kins Edmonton, A'berta George VI and Quern Elizabeth Berlin CT Informed Nazi. troops came hack to the prairies and the Vatican City UP) Pope Pius XII Jerusalem UP British were reported last night tc be crowds yesterday from the moun- expressed conviction but tain, where they had one or tneaftfr aW a an. i a A a 1 Paul. Jug- I i a a ft The royal visitors arrived in fighting a major engagement in tha Kalkaliya Hills with an Arab band mm a new wave of bloodshed swept the Holy Land. The- Arab band during: tha day monton late in the afternoon after jSection of Oermany.

military that his country a six-hour ride aboard their royal might train from Jasper National I'ark. told his cardinals yesterday his Intervention io Europe's 'dissensions had brought assurances from leading statesmen that they were resolved to keep the peace. The occasion for the Pope's speech was his 63d saint's day which is observed generally in Latin countries in place of birthdays and on which the cardinals had coma to pay the Holy Father homage. remain helpful to IVrlln tsi the refreshed and rested bv their 24-1 hour stop. killed four Itrittah soldiers and Hire Jewish policemen who were on a road patrol.

In addition six Arab were killed. In contrast to the quirt they had just left, the King and Qurrn were greeted with a tremendous ovation In this bustling gatewiy and France, they a-serted, would not he able to woo Jugoslavia Into what Next, charre I. the plan of London and Pan. to "encircle" the Rome-Berlin tu partners. In the Nai view.

Prince Pa a'. Pope Pius said the sympathetic Including a native policeman, when a time bomb exploded in a market place near the Jaffa gate. The bomb burst amid shopping crowds. to the vast Canadian tinrthlands. response of European governments Only six hours were allotted to his efforts on behalf of the A ecore of Arabs were wounded the schedule for the Edtnonton visit, but civic and provincial so seriously they were taken to "peace which ao much desired by the people" left the way open for bis continued work to avoid authorities of the Alberta capital head of Jugoslavia's regency dur hospital.

crowded something every Horror gripped the Holy I wind in the wake of the outburst. Tension minute. war. See Stable Tew ing the minority of IVyear-oM King Prter, Intends to maintain Belgrade's neutrality. A neutral Jugoslavia, aloof from the British-French front and de grew hourly a police and military authorities strove to retain order The Pontiff disclosed hi fear early last month that international 1imb er i.Urtrr Yor 2i hour, at Jaupcr they lived as any couple would live.

pending most of the time out of doors, on eaiy mountain climtui. by swift punitive measures and quarrels would "degenerate into livering SO per rent or more cf her raw ma'eriala to Oermany an 1 with ceaseless patrols in all sec tinna of Jerusalem. bloody conflict." but said he now had "ffreatcr hopes" that pacific solutions could be found and "a clambering over a glacier, camera iano, her large percentage to Italy. The Arab band wiped nut the nuniing ana winding up me flay a was said, all that road patrol of four Hi Hons and three Jews 35 miles not th west of stsbla peace" reached. wants.

Representative of the Holy See that time invited the various at their own fireside. Edmonton was the rnont northerly point of the royal tour, and here the King and tjuern sensed the Arctic In the program and governments to examine their dls JeniMalcm and seized a machine gun and other aims. After the blast at Jerusalem's Jaffa gate Arabs stoned JrwUn traffic in the Arab-Jewish quarter. aa 1 1 it 1 1 in in in itrijrw sn nuiinrr. putes.

They talked with statesmen of Germany, Italy, France, Britain ithe sUblS before them. 1 I 1 lr SYJ 1 PHI la ii i. r- jsacrf 1 Portage Avenue through hlrh 4 l4ll- ILr pnlt'-d I At Nag) knlw. I la.igsry. snen-whtie.

acta of violence Involving Slovenes and Orrntni In Northern JuKoslavia ere dMthrd In report, filteting Into llanfry through heavy tThey told of the of homes of Nad fWrmans by HJowrs nationalists and said cUhs 1 cccurred In many localities akrn; Jugoslavia's frontier 0r- -CtJm CT5C- Ojft fFC "hrU Tmb I 1 I 11 vA I Jewish buslines already had been -V--'flllUf4 OX YA public building. 1 4f 5i I 1 doubled and the public aerv- CI 1 rT 7 1 I watched carefully i The Jerusalem commumty coun- 1 n1 orr ntor- many, an area within the pre-war and Poland. Tha Pope's activities In behalf of peace are regarded in some Vatican quarters as increasing: the likelihood of the United States estab-' lishing diplomatic representation at the Holy See. U. 8.

Could Assist A Vatican News service, pointing out that President Roosevelt already had set one precedent by sending Joseph P. Kennedy, United States ambassador to London, as a special ambassador to the coronation of Pope Pius XII, said: "In the present delicate situation cil issued a manifesto to Jwa nro- mKlnK "orul TUgm. from int. un- Austro-llungarlan empire) REFUGEES SAIL FOR GERMANY Continued from Paj One claiming regret and horror over -rry iraae negotiatton. tis-eea ier- the death of innocent persons in I to ln Arctlc hv their begin- many and Jugoslavia are join? Jerusalem end demanding rejit rim I ninP- simultaneously w.th the visit.

Germany already rets half of all Jews In their battle against Irate for KkatMn At the conclusion of their rid of Jugoslavia experts. Nz.a the new British policy for an Independent, Palestine state with the hope an even greater share ef her Others spoke of the possibility of mass suicides, the fear of which raw materials may resi't hva a treaty. Jews in a minority. of the world, the Pope's work of led Captain Shroeder to delay his departure until President Federlco pacification is great and noted by an. "A representative of the United through the city the King and Queen proceeded to the provincial Capitol for ceremonial addreeea.

then another drive and hack to town for an official dinner before rvlng late last night for Saskatoon. From here on there will be no pause for the royal visitors such ma that they enjoyed Thursday night at Jasper, for their progress Laredo Bru ordered him to sail or be towed from Cuban waters by a States to the Vatican might assist Pius XII In this salutary activity MISHAPS MARK SQUALUS DIVES gunboat. Hitler appeared yesterday te out of his way to Impress Prices Paul that as the Naxi press si-l he hss "the world's best army which with Its -war-making materials and training Is easily in position to solve any task put to lt." Wstrh for llotr The Fuehrer stood besHe tie In Germany, relatives here said, the refugees must start life over again from scratch. At best, they said, this means work as laborers; for some possibly concentration Portsmouth. N.

II. -P Three Jewish refugees from Germany are shown (above) on the deck of the German liner St. Louis, unaware that their destination is Naziland. Below is the companionway of the ship, with Cuban official at the top, before ship sailed out of Havana. AP-INS.

through Canada and their June Ml navy divers escaped uninjured yes visit to the United State will com desired by the whole world and followed by all Catholics with continuous and public prayers." Netherlands Line Buys Nazi Firm, Twn Steamshins camps. terday and ft fourth was "loaf on the bottom for a tmie as minor mand all their time. Irlnce for almost three hours whUe 23.f men. ViO tanks, artillery snl motorized equipment passed and 265 warplanes roared above the fcix More Iand The departure of the St. Louis Faint Taps Revive Hope for 90 on Sub As if reluctant to Irave the "Glittering Mountains.

a the Canadian Rock were called In olden days, the King had his train stopped ye- mishaps and disappointments marred ttie start of the second week of salvage operations on the sunken shubtnersible Squalus. was preceded by pathetic scenes Avenue of Splendor." Hitler time and again pointed out both aboard and on the water front Continued from Psk One 4 The tail disappeared with a One man, John Sibitzkv. first to man jonn wdiimv. nrt to down into the mud of the ZZ'J A and more slender. We could do and explained to Paul who speaks excellent German various feature strong tide at dusk yesterday and deck last week bay, one supposition was that the cn ne week-' r.j:.." forward torpedo tubes were flooded hf.

hi. footing jwent for two-hour aboard where kinsmen among the 10,000 spectators attempted to make shouted contact with those aboard. There was a flurry of excitement among the passengers when six of Then they climbed irun. in the test dive. current, was swept over Amsterdam.

The Netherlands VP) The Holland Amerlka shipping line confirmed yesterday its absorption of the German Red ftar Line which operated the ships Pennland and Westernland, a pas their holiday over. the side and fell IS or 20 feet to Whether water entered through their number were permitted to nothing, of course, and when we came away no more had left the submarine." It had been a dramatic day of agony in which the high spring tides had a major part. Stern Iliaea with Tide The low early morning tide first the muddy bottom. lie "floated" land, leading to the belief that the imself back up by shutting off of the war machine he haj created. Paul's wife.

Princess OIzs, an! Mrs. Goerlng. wife of Field Marshall Hermann Wilhelm Goerlng. Hitler's chief aide, watched the parade from a point near the Fuehrer. littler last night ordered a gal performance of Richard Warner's opera Tie Meisterstnger la tha senger-cargo service between New Cuban government had lifted its his air discharge valve, and bounc- ban against all of them failed to reappear.

Up until late yesterday the Admiralty had expressed confidence that the men would be Before the stern went out of sight there had been attempts to cut holes to let out stale air and admit fresh supply to the entomoed men. A hawser had been reported attached to the submarine in an effort to lift it up further. It snapped under the strain. Admiralty Hope Wane Rise in Revenues Holds '39 Deficit ng" back to tne deck, he reported. Tork and Antwerp, Belgium.

The Netherlands company an the torpedo tubes being accidentally open during the diving or testing was the question asked by most experts. The four survivors were reported to have said that all companions, were slive when the quar Lost for a time was R. J. Agness. Of the 937 aboard the liner when it arrived last Saturday, 29 were nounced a bond issue of 4,500,000 ho fouled his lines during the made the stern visible.

There was a rush of hope then that airlines might be attached by divers, that florins ($2,405,475) to finance the granted permission to remain in descent. By the time he relocated Below Estimate building of new ehipa. Cuba since they had necessary his destination on the submarine tet began their ascent. From this. papers.

deck, navy men said the time limit a hole might be made for escape from the hull, or, failing that, that some experts reasoned that trouble In addition, Max Loewc, German Washington UJ The Treasury. The Red Star Line was purchased by the Arnold Bernstein for his dive had expired and he In the forward torpeJo tubes was navy "camels," buoyant cylinders Announcement of the Cammell was recalled to the surface lawyer who attempted to" commit suicide Tuesday, was left ln a Prussian State opera house, Wealthy Widow To Face $14,000 Smuggling Count the only possible answer, because of compressed air might be at reported yesterday that the federal government operated with a deficit of S3.240.4fi7.O92 in the first 11 Laird official that hope for the The other two mishaps struck at if other sections were flooded It tached to lift the craft entirely men had been given up took a step Divers Roland Fielder nd H. W. Havana hospital. Cuban officials said he would be sent back to Ger would have been impossible for all to the surface.

months of this fiscal year. the crew to have kept alie in the But at midnight all had been The budget forecast a gross further a grave statement of the Admiralty before midnight that hope was greatly diminished. many on the next German boat. Ross, who had identical accidents. In rising to the surface, their suits filled with air at the IVVfoot depth.

first hours of the misr.ap. ficit of Sl.072.2.'3.ono for the full tried and all had been fruitless. His wife and two children went The shipyard was t'-nee when The announcements had no effect back to Germany on the St. Louis. n.tcai year wnicn enas June i.

i vw v.i. t. a nooung tnem to the top. Woodward, shortly after midnight. This figure may be Attendants on the deck of the on the frantic yet apparently futile rescue operations being pressed made his statement thAt hope had lower due to an unexpected rescue ship Fa lor lowered both Xdne from the International Mer-j cantile Marine Company in 1935 for $1,000,000.

Bernstein, a German Jewish operator, was sentenced Jan. 7, 1938, to 30 months' imprisonment and fined 1,000,000 marks ($400,000) by a Hamburg court for treason and violation of German foreign exchange laws. He already had turned over both the Red Star and the Arnold Bernstein Lines to a managing director named by the German government. 3 Injured Flee been given up. forward by a huge force of naval creaae In revenue and slightly leMAy on hlrK the IWVfoot level and brought Anchors Off Havana Miami, Fla.

Oil The Ham A crowd swarmed about the time vessels. The tides dragged divers away from their objectives. Every second that sped by cut Into whatever margin of safety those under the water might have had. Ambulances with crisp, fresh sheets were at the dockside, just in case. Eyes were strained into the sun them up again through the gradual keeper's office when he appeared But to hundreds huddled in the lO-foot steps of decompression.

burg American liner St. Louis is not proceeding across the Atlantic It was there that many of the shadow of the great cranes at the With good luck." said officials civilian workers and technicians shipyards the Cammell Laird offi to Germany with Its 907 Jewish directing the salvage, "we expect who went down In the Thetis had Jlprndmg for the 11 month. totaled IH.2M.76S!. compared with 'I oth.nc Into th. Jfi.7M.2H3.33n in the same period Ut'" fl lh last year.

The budget anticipated Bremen a expenditure for the' Th cfment said the offenses 12 months. Au Receipts were cial's statement carried an air of refugees who were denied admis to begin tunneling to clar a path finality. often drawn their weekly pay. 10 me propeller struts of the sub- sion to Cuba, the Miami Herald stated in a story last night from set and shaded with the hands of shore watchers for some glimpse I must announce that the ex Wives wept and were led away bnrine early next week." periment of raising the Thetis' a staff member who witnessed the of the sharklike fin of the Thetis The tunnels will allow chains to Members of a North Wales lifeboat crew which visited the chill, searchllghted scene returned with Cave-in at Mine stern has not been successful," he be fastened to the submarine, join proximately below the: pnioue apartment figure for the corresponding period overlooking the Kast R.ver was departure of the chip from Ha vana at noon. stern which had given so much encouragement when it could be began.

Then he declared that there ing Its stern to pontoons. the story that three occupants of was no hope. Instead it is anchored approxi seen for nearly seven full hours Linton, Ind. (INS) Tragedy The salvage crew some of them the Thetis had perished ln attempt mately 12 miles off Havana, the Those on shore could guess fairly "The best thing you can do is to disperse and go home quietly," was narrowly averted at the New ing to follow to the surface the only paper stated. Hope mine of the Linton-Summit men who were rescued 'rom the Squalus In a diving beil only last week expressed their sympathy four survivors.

accurately why the rescue efforts were failing they could see the he concluded. An airplane check made by the Coal Company yesterday when 32 Their narrative suggested that tide and the deepening darkness miners fled Just ln time to escape There was a minute or two of silence. Someone veiled, "Where others died desperately in trying to last year. However. It was better momn oy a rawvimm than anticipated and the on Information obtained ment's income was expected to ex-from 'orall hom he declined ceed by the budget identify.

figure of W2O.070.OiO for the full' Ayer, -shose husband, the year. Income tax receipts were Or. James C. Ayer. left her peeled to exceed JlOO.OOO.ririO nmore than $20,000,000.

refuted June as a result of second Install-jdiscuss the. Indictment. Federal men payments. Miscellaneous ln- u'horities said she probably wou-l ternal revenue and social securityjbe arraigned Wednesday, taxes were expected to provide' Th f.rm of Blake and Voorhees. for the crew of the sunken British submarine Thetis.

which wrnt a cave-in. 1 hey were told that the British writer, just tierore dujiK, confirmed the liner's position and the fact that she was not proceeding. are your experts! nut he was Navy had no such diving bells as down yesterday off Three others were injured by fall- had saved 33 fronr the sunken England. silenced by those around him. irig coal and rocks as the roof over seven rooms in the mine col The Herald reported the delay apparently was In response to appeals from powerful influences in submarine Squalus off Portsmouth, In.

last week. save themselves with the Davis "lung" apparatus. Lifeboat Men Shaken Never before, said the lifeboat men, had they seen such a heartrending drama. ''We have never felt so helpless," said one who often had participated In rescues In turbulent seas. lapsed.

They were William Cunningham, general superintendent; Texas Liberalizes Baby Born Dead But no one had any clear-cut lde from JZ.VU'OO.'ioo to lawyers, issued a statement the United States who have undertaken to straighten out the situation so that the refugees may be of just what happened Thursday Clyde Suthard, a miner, and Psvift, room superintendent. Suth during June. To John Roosevclts Old Age Pensions afternoon when the shiny Thetis, landed either at Havana, to await ard suffered several broken ribs a striking token of Britain's re Boston Mrs. Franklin Ii Roonevrlt made known vmt erHsv1 I 1 1 PntnntlPS immigration under the quota re armament In a-warlike world, be that Mrs. Ayer was a resident Nassau.

British West Indies, and that "under the law a non-resident rititen of the United States doea not have to declare or pay eny cuatotne duty upon articles of cloth- Ail. in, vn Texas cn The miners were warned of the impending collapse by the sound strictions into the United Slates, or came dlsnbled her diving test. balked on a new, far more liberal Harnett Bribe Trial that a child was born dead to her daughter-ln law, Mrs. John Roose old age penstion program yesterday Survivors' Stories Guarded The four survivors- C'apt. H.

P. Karly ln the evening they went to the scene, carrying doctors In their lifeboat for hope had flamed In the afternoon when a portion of the Thetis stern was visible. "We were there for more than but the question of financing It at some other port on the Atlantic coast. Uners Hulked New Ynik-CIt The case ing or jewelry brought tnte she K. Oram.

Lieut. 11. Woods, Chief remained unanswered. Gov. W.

Lee Daniel signed Stoker W. C. Arnold and F. Shaw, an employe of the builderswere closely guarded. There was not the velt, wlfi of the youngest son if the President.

The child arrived "prematurely" at the lying in honptl the h-ardson House, Mrs. Roosevelt said. She said the mother wis In "fine bill removing some of the financl 4V4 hours, and waited patiently, Buenos Aires -Almost 200 of the roof cracking. University to Honor AP Correspondent Columbia. Mo.

Glenn Babh, member of the Associated Press coble staff ln New York, will be honored for distinguishrd service to Journalism at the University of Missouri today. restrictions formerly imposed lightest official light on what they hoping some more would be able to get away from her," said Robin Williams, coxswain of the lifeboat. protective pensioners. The meas Charles A. Hartnett.

former state I nited States for personal use commissioner of motor vehicles Indicted on a charge of accepting' Kill Ol TK Mamcd bribes from a taxlcabj To Clergyman's Son company for favors rendered, was' Oyster Bay OV Virginia Roose- put off Indefinitely yesterdsy. Vrt roxl9in of Theodore Defense counsel, saying Hartnett Roosevelt, was married yesterday ure, expected to add f0.000 persons "She did not reappear at low to the stato's old site pension roll tide. Something the strong tide was pnesed by th condition. The President's v.ife arrived heie 'Iliuisday niicht sfter suddenly cancelling all hr engagements. Artlval of the grandchild was not antlr Ij.atr.t until July.

had dislodged her from the mud legislature two weeks ago, hut th German J6wih refugees yesterday were ordered to return to Germany after being refused entry by Paraguay arxl Argentina. The refugees, aboard the liners Caporte, Monte Olivia and first had hoped to debark nt Montevideo and continue on to Paraguay but their Paraguayan visas were not honored. They eppcnled fruitlessly to President Roberto Ortiz for per told when they were picked tip by the destroyer Brazen. All that was permitted to seep from the official wall of secrecy was that the quartet had said their companions expected to follow them upward In the escape apparatus. One authority said: to James Armentrout Jr, Gorman- bank In which she apparently stuck governor waited until the lst pos wsa a patient In Rloomlndal Hospital at White Plains, and that theie had leen no recent change In sible dny.to act on It.

town. Pa. In Chilat F.paaeopel Church. The Rev. Dr.

Harold Pat- nose down, and the tide hitting against the stern puehed her down Texas, with 11K.M2 persons re JAM'AICY I.N 41.NK Chattanooga, Tenn. U'I'i June to the bed of the sea. celvlng pensions, stands fourth his condition, added the trial I officiated. piobably would not be held before' The hi Me. daughter of Sir.

and hettan here with the filing of 19 "There were rescue vessels of among the stairs in the number "It Is obvious now that the fore divorce suits. There were no appll-lioher. The case was removed Mrs. John Keen Roosevelt, was lo all kinds around. Divers and ad pensioners ln proportion to popula- Bsbb, of the class of 1(115.

will receive a mrll for hi woi as editor of the Japan Advertiser and ss a correspondent in the Far East. Monday he will be Initiated Into Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scho-lsstio society. In recognition of "scholarship in the Arid of inter-rational Journalism and for his success as a Journalist for the Associated Press." mission to land in Argentina when tlon of citizens over 6.. part of the submarine is flooded end the fact that no further mem- cations for marriage licenses. Jfrom the court calendar.

itroduced to society two years ago. I Jane Giblin mas her maid-of- mirals. As time went on the chances of rescue became more the vessels put In at Buenos Aires. nrs of the crew were rescued bv honor. The bridegroom, son of the Rev.

Dr. James S. Armentrout and the Davis escape apparatus sug London Press' 'Why's' Hint at he late Mrs. Armentrout. Is a Thetis Plight Resembles Fate gests to experts that the water is now In the chamber below the aft Princeton graduate.

W. Emlen London, (Saturday) (A) Ques- escape hatch (from which the four Roosevelt was best man. "This is a question which should had escaped). Of American Submarine S-5 tions and comment hinting at inefficiency appeared in the London "It was certain, after the rescue be examined very closely when the. Inquiry into the of thel DlCS, 2 HUTt 111 CraSH Thetis Is conducted." ar t- y- of the four men, that thev were Washington il The tragic using the aft hatch.

From the A .1 1 a. tests in a bay notorious for sunken wreckage; "Why no naval escort vessel was attached to this new type submarine during the perils of early diving trials; "Why she wss allowed to he lost for over 15 houis." "Theae matteis await a stern In- press today as the full implications of the Thetis submarine disaster became apparent to the British public. The eaily edition of every news Oriole Helps Rescue Injured Goldfinch Brattleboro, Vt. The combined efforts of a Baltimore Oriole, housewife and an osteopath yesterday apparently had saved the life of an Injured eoldflnch. Mrs.

Arthur Davidson reported she went to the rcrun when she saw the oriole trying to drag the Injured bird from a roadwav. She svumirmiy statement it appears that no other members of the crew could reach the chamber beneath It to be released to the ine fumes, the crew drilled painfully by hand through a portion of the hull above water and attracted the attention of the passing steamship Atlantus. The Atlantus sun-plied air through a small water pump, until tha chief engineer of ixcar ron r.ne. uni. Buffalo f.p Franklin S.

Baker. 2. Buffalo, was killed and two companions were Injured yesterday when their automobile struck a tree at BUck Creek btidge. svven miles from Fort Erie. OnU The lnlnrerf Hee-t Im 1- surface." paper rtevotcfl editorial spars to plight of P0 men in the sunken Prltish submarine Thetis recalled to navy men laat night the escape of 3H officers and men trapped In sitnllnr elrmmwlnnce aboard the American 5.

The S-5 was disabled In 165 feet of water off the Dels Ware Capes on Sept. 1, 1920. With the bow rcstln-on the bottom, the stern barciy protruded above the surface, in the same manner as the Thctla before it sank completely. Suffering from bad air and chlor another steamer, the George Goe- The Daily Express said: "To the ordinary man. ignorant of the technical problems Involved.

It serma. almost an Intolerable thing that the vessel should be vlalble for hours and yet the crew remain unsaved." The Mirror aked a question which filled the minds of many civilians: "Why. f.ve hours after that stern had water had not a hole been made? "There are devices for burning a hole through steel plates through which men can crawl. the accident, and every one mr" jwiKmrm. ror the present the only criticism holds them asked questions and Pr-j vrp muted in an overwhelming dieted a full Inquiry.

sense of loss." '24. fractured tins, and Kenneth P. summoned Dr. Kenneth P. Wheel thals, drilled a hole large enough for all to escape after being trapped for 37 hours.

er, president of the Fish and Game ine uaiiy saia at a later Th. Laborfte Daily Herald also Club, who said the goldfinch was Karh time a nmn released by ihe Davis "lung," a certain amount of water goes into the submarine, and the air supply is correspondingly reduced. The escaping man rises to the surface breathing oxygen through a special mask. Kindling In Teat Feared Although no one could say for certain why the Thetis plunged date there are many questions rai5c(j the question about escort nruised but suffered no broken Parker. Ifi.

Dallas. Tex possible fractured skull, were brought to a Buffalo hospital after first aid treatment by Miss Betty Probe rt. a Toronto. nurse who was a passenger aboard a bus foUowtnr The S-5's comander, Capt. C.

M. which must be answered The snd commented: nones. Under the tender care of Cooke, Is on duty now at the Navy uepartmrni. ine submarine was Mrs. Davidson, he said, the injured bird should recover.

tlon will want to know: "Why the Thetis crashed; "Why she was allowed to do her "Some of the rescue vessels sent to the spot had to sail from as far off ss Portland and Totbay. never salvaged. I their coup..