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ARCTIC TRAGEDY | "JOD BY RESCUER Story of Lieut. Lundborg Reveals Terrible Facts Kings' Bay, Spitzbergen, July 0.--~The greatest tragedy in the ory of modern polar explora. was summed up here today Lieutenant Eeinar-Paal Lund- who spent twelve days om ice with the five surviving re- of the dirigible Italia. fiteen men accompanied @en- Umberto Nobile in the big ip. but the probable death it now totals 19, Nine rescuers have been lost, Dne member of the Italia crew killed when the big ship hed on the ice. Only the lead- of the expedition has been brought out. The fate of five pther survivors, all sick, and one ith a broken leg, depends upoe he ability of lce-breakers to reach heir camp on a floe off Cape igh Smith, Two aviators, the Russian, Ba- bushkin, and Lieutenant Lund- horg, went through extreme peril n their rescue efforts. Babush- in was adrift five days in the polar seas, then managed to make his way back to the ice-breaker Maligin, Lundborg was rescued by another Swedish flier, Lieut- nant Shyberg, who had helped bring out Nobile, Lieutenant Lundborg said that hen he landed on the day he res- tio! cued General Nobile he came down on the ice some distance from the tent, He was met by Lieutenant Alfredo Viglierl, now in of the group ,and Guiseppe Giogl, the radio operator With great difficulty they stum- bled over the ice floes to the tent. There General Nobile, bearded and dirty, fell in his arms weeping from mingled joy and distress, and embracing and kissing him. The Lieutenant sald he kept the motors of his plane running In' order to ensure against trouble ia restarting them, He and Lieut. Shyberg carried and dragged No- bile to the plane, placed him ia it, and started back for Hinlopen strait. This return flight was uneventful, SEEK "BIG NAN" IN LIQUOR THEFT Government Whiskey Val. ued. at $1,000,000 Stolen from Warehouse (By Associated Press) New York, July 11.--A man ue- scribed by Government authorities as "one of the biggest in the lig- uor game," was sought today In connection with the theft of $1, 000,000 worth of Government whis- key from the war house in lower Manhattan, Robert B, Watts, Assistant Unit ed States Attorney, said confessions had been obtained from three of the eix men under arrest as con- spirators in the war house thefts, GINGER ALE Unequalled for Made by O'Keefe' Toron! flavour and zest 3 Bevemges, Limited, lates of our borough, ". Phone 8 Quak DAIRY RATI Also Quaker Schumacher Feed for cattle, hogs and and Quaker Ful-O-Pep Feeds for Poultry. 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For Recitals (By Canadian Press) New York, N.Y., July 12.--Les- lle Hodgson, "United States" pian. fst whose recitals have been regu- lar features of Gotham's musical season for a number of years and who has played on stages in every part of the United States, is really a Canadian, it was revealed here by an announcement that the artist intends to end what amounts to a 12-year exile from his native land by cancelling several weeks of United States engagements next fall and returning to the Dominion. Except for & private appearance, he has never played in Canada though he has been well-known here and in Europe for nearly a decade. "My plans are not definite," Hodgson told an interviewer here, "but that is what I would like to do, My home is in Toronto, my family and all my relatives live in Canada and I received my early education, musical and ofherwise, there." Leslie Hodgson came to New York eight years ago after an early career in Europe and Britain. He was born in a small village in Dur- ham County, Ontario, and went from there to Toronto and from Toronto to Europe. REMINDER OF THE" BAPTIST CONGRESS IS SOLD TO LEADER (By Canadian Press) Toronto, July 12.--Bearing the marks of the silver-mounted presi- dential gave] and autographed by men who led the great Baptist Con- gress, the handsome walnut table used by the presiding officer of the Congress, has become a piece of historical value to Baptists, It has been purchased by Rev, G, A, Lichtleiter, of Buffalo, song leader of the Baptist World Con- gress, The table carries the autographs of Rev. George W, Truett, Rev, John MacNeill, D.D,, newly elected President of the Baptist World Al- liance; Rev, J. H, Rushbrooke, General Secretary of the Alliance; Rev, Clifton Gray, LL.D., Associ. ate Secretary; Albert Matthews, Western Treasurer; Dr, George I. Webb, Secretary of the committee on arrangements; Rev, Clarence A, Barbour, Rochester; Rev, M, E, Aubrey, Secretary of the Bap- tist Union of Great Britain and Ireland; Dr, L; R., Scarborough; Dr. Mordecai Johnson, Chancellor Whidden, Rev. B, Grey Grifith and Dr, F. C, Spurr, HAS PECULIAR IDEA OF MODERN METHODS (By Canadian Press) London, July 12--His investiga- tions among a group of hen-pecked husbands were the theme of an ad- dress by Dr. C. W, Kimmins, for- merly chief inspector of education for the London County Council, to a women's gonference at Leeds, "I never knew such a group of happy, 8 ous creatures in my life," declared Dr. Kimmins, "I was glad to learn afterwards that hen-pecked husbands live much longer than those who are not hen-pecked, because they live mueh more sheltered lives. The great Jnajoriey of them are not hen- pecked, but hen-protected." Stimu- The feed even if you had all the horses, 16 Celina Street BUY QUAKER FEEDS IN STRIPED SACKS yg' A NN For 24 Years theFavorite Remedy for Constipation "Fruit-a-tives' has no ual SIX MAIT TRAIN BANDITS CAUGHT (Continued from page 1) where he served a fiveyear term for theft of $130,000 in bonds and securities while employed by the Post office in a trucking capacity. Everett McKibbon, aged 33, of Detroit, Mich.,, a barber with shop at 3722 Finkle street that city; served eight years in Kingston tor receiving $18,000 of the proceeds of a Windsor hold-up. Findlay McLeod, Jr, 43 Pendrith avenue, Alex, McLeod, aged 42, taxicab driver, 40 Laing street. John Brown, (alias Sullivan), aged 28, cigar store man at 980 Yonge street, who served a peni- tentiary term for a series of West End house robberies, and {is a brother of Arthur Brown of the "Red" Ryan gang, who was shot dead by detectives in Minneapol- is. Mrs, McKibbon, who was re- leased yesterday after examina- tion at Police Headquarters, And another woman, whose name {8s withheld hy the author!- ties, She will act as a material witness, it is understood, in the prosecutions that have been launched against the others. Findlay MecLeod, Sr., MeKib- bon and Sullivan stand charged with robbery, Findlay McLeod Sr. and MeKib- hon stand charged with econspir- ing to rob His Majesty's malls The three McLeods and McKib- bon stand charged with receiving stolen goods. To Appear July 16 The accused will appear court July 186, Under the grilling examination to which they have heen submit- ted by detectives since their ar- rests, none admit participation in the armed Aescent on the helpless C.N.R, 'mail car, although Sulli- van is said by police to have heen identified as one of the gunmen' who shoved a sawed-off shotgun in the faces of Clerks Farrow and Allan on the memorabe night, and McKibbhon is said to have been identified as having heen seen on' the station platform while the hig robbery was being "pulled." The police have positive identification of a third man, whose name they are wittholding, but they are hampered in thelr chase of the ban®%, leader--the man who, it is claimed, was brought in to direct the operation of a long-planned job--because of the fact that to date he has never been photo- graphed, and as successfully elud- ed capture «1 all of his numerous crimes, save a hootlegging charge. Jdentity of the pilot of the big Buick car used by the bandits in their rush to and from the scene of the robery is still beyond the police, $7,486.85 Recovered Of the $120,000 {in cash which disappeared with valuable bonds and securities up Simcoe street. in the fleeing ear, $7,436.85 has been recovered to date by the pol- ice The recovered cash, police say, is made up of $2,268 that had' been secreted under a step inside the Royce avenue apartment of Findlay McLeod, Sr., $589 that was removed from the clothing of his wife, $4,018 which was found in a tomato can eache in the back garden of Alex. McLeod's Laing rtreet address, $560 from a hole in the ground beneath some berry bushes in the same garden, ang $11.85 from within the house it- self, and $385 from above a door in the basement of McKibon's De- troit barber shop--the remains of $1,000 which + he fs alleged to have received at first as his share in the hold-up. All Xdentified All money repossessed has heen identified, police say, ss part of the bandit loot. Some of it, in fact, bore the serial numbers so widely advertised the day follow- ing the robbery, Whether the Toronto "split" of the proceeds cepless Ni Bidder Wealaess Relieved in 24 Hours Ii your sleep is disturbed Bladder Weakness, Irritation, hed Diadder Backache, Nervousness and Bad Dreams-- due to clogged Kidneys, Prostatic Troubles, or infanupsation the Bladder Urinary Tract, you should try the amazing value of Byrd Wablocs at once! Syr ablets, which any good druggist can mow furnish in packages taining 2 weeks' supply, sre i signed by a world us quick relier and or past middle stantly troubled by Weakness, Irritati nights. On a strict guarantee of money back on first bux purchased, il satisfactory results ave mot obiained-you are invited to try and enjoy the wonderful walue of Syrol aged 24, in Tablets today. Auy good druggist can sup- ply you. a ------ has now all been recovered ia a question which is occupying head- quarters' serious attention at: the present time. More may be cach- ed away here in Toromto, or the American gunmen, bosses and di- rectors of the job from the time they arrived here, may have de- manded the lion's share and got away with it. The "job™ the police state, was partly planned here, and partly planned in Detroit. The germ of its execution is believed, police say, to have grown up with Find- ley McLeod, £*, and MecKibbon while they were doing their Kings- ton "stretches" and occupying neighboring cells From the mo ment the robbery was committed the police suspected the former, A Pinkerton operative was call- ing on his place next day in the guise of a mall carrier. A letter from McKibbon to McLeod is said to have revealed that the former was dissatisfied with his first "out" of the $120,000 melon, and that he was personally coming down to Toronto for more, Correct or Incorrect as the story may be, it is a known fact that the barber and his comely wife were shadowed all the way from Detroit to the C.P.R, sta- tion at West Toronto, where they detrained. Police admit this. They also admit that they also took up the pair's trail at the sta- tion and arrested them before Me- Leod, who was to meet them with $242 in twp-dollar bills, the police claim, could effect the transfer, McLeod, it is alleged, ran away, and was arpested shortly after- ward. The two-dollar bills--all bearing advertised serial numbers ---had been turned over to his THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, juLY 12, 1928 wife's keeping in the fhterval, police say, and were found im her possession when she was search ed Arvested at Home Alex. McLeod's arrest was made at his Laing street address not § minutes after he had whirled up in his taxi to change his clothes, with the evident intenton of "beat ing" it. He had every reason to know, police say, that his brother had been apprehended a short while earlier, McLeod is a ner- vous individual; so nervous, the police contend, that he threw twe packages of bills into the bulrush' swamp at the foot of his proper ty, the day following the robbery, and left it there until the persua- sion of his brother Findley, six hours .later, led him to dig them loose from the muck and, with the aid of his brother, bury them in the cans, from which they were finally pried loose. Statement of the woman who fis held as a material witness by the police is reported to have upset the calculations at 40 Laing street and to have alded materially the course of investigation the police have since pursued. The Second Blow Sullivan's arrest -- the second blow in the serles of police cracks at the bandit organization--was was made Tuesday morning, after, police say, two of the mail elerks whom he is alleged to have "stuck up" walked into his little tobac- co store, hought -clgars, took a good look at the man behind the counter, and then walked outside. to signal the walting detectives that their "man" was inside. Po- lice will not discuss how this man was taken or the elrcumstances IAAL [8-183 leading up to his capture. Barring two .32-calibre revol- vers which were found in an oat- meal tin in the flat of Findlay McMLeod, Sr.,--and these were un- loaded, and may not have figur- ed in the robbery--no trace has been uncovered of the "artillery" --sawed-offs, riot gun and auto- matics--which were first reported to have been used in and around the mail car in terrifying the pos- tal clerks Into submission, and into handing ever the money bags, which were found, two days later, slashed and empty, in the N\ abandoned Buick on Hudson Drive, a northerly residential sec tion. Police have made a thorough search of all propertv concerned in the case. The Royce street home of McLeod only yielded up its hoard of stolen currency after three attempts to locate it had been made, the last consisting in the ripping up of the whole floor ing on the first landing, At the Laing street address it took con- siderable digging in several corn. ers of the yard to unearth the loot hidden there. 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