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[HE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1928 Pas [on a reef at the cause mor the exact . death are 4 know Another member of the party, Thomas Cowan, is now believed at Fort Churchill, and is believed to be suffering from irozen feet. He and two others have been brought out from Baker's Lake the plang which took them in. Ben Martin, assistant secretary at the Northern Aerial Minera X= loration headquarters here, stated fast night to The Mail and Empire that the three prospectors had been brought back to Fort Churchill. Mr, Martin had received the news in 3 telegram irom Mr, 1, Rutherford, who, a brother at Bonar known at headquarters t is learned, has Law, Ont. is un- here. Mr. Hammel him at the property at Red was sta The filth wan in. 4 fig trey and Jioapecions ub . rel and ichacl, the schooner which is 10 Baker's iy lg yogi, sions i [RET ML - the boat to remain ke all winter in any event. According to Mr. Martin, the his RroARecton were brought out by A, Bey, Ottawa, who took them in.at the end of July, Reports of an airplane crash were flatly denied by Mr, Martin, who stated that the only aircraft trouble had been a defect which developed in the starting mechanism of Berry's plane. It was this trouble which was keeping Berry at Fort Churchill now, he said. An unsuccessful tempt had been made to start for The Pas, but the plane would not take off. When communication was lost be- tween The Pas and the crew of the Patrick and Michael, two planes had been started irom Fort Churchill, but were forced down by storms at Cape Eskimo. These planes were piloted by Captains Oaks and McDonough, Mr. Martin believed. FIMONTON'S FIRE CHIEF QUITS POST Given Three Months' Pay as Bonus For 20 Years' Service Edmonton, Alta.,, Oct. 12. --Fire Chief Davies, of the Edmonton Fire department resigned Tuesday. At a neeting of the city council it was decided that providing the chief re- signed immediately he would be given three months pay as a bonus for 20 years service. Deputy Chief Duttin will be in charge of the department, At the inquest into the death of three victims of the Stanley block fire here last week, Chief Davies testified that his department had insufficient men and equipment. He sald his requests for more men, made each year, had been refused by the eity commissioners, Follow- ing the inquest Mayor A, U, G, Bury denied that the commission- ers would have refused any urgent demand for men or equipment for the fire department. 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Sold Only at the REXALL STORES Jury & Lo LIBERAL PARTY T0 CANVASS WHOLE BRITISH VOTE Every Adult Resident of England, Scotland and Wales, Will Be Visited London, Oct. 13.--By the end of the year every adult resident of England, Scotland and Wales will tory and future plans of the Liber- al Party, Every one of the 5,250,000 wo- men newly enfranchised under the recent Act, will be visited, as well as new voters going on to the lists in the ordinaty way. The huge cynvass will form part of a Liberal national survey, plans for which are now complete. A re- cord of the names and addresses of all Liherals. will he made in readiness for the general election next year. The survey will go on through November, December and January. Bases of Survey The annual register ol Electors will be issued next mouth and will form the hasis of the survey. A special register will he Issued In May next year to include the new women voters, and the information gleaned through the survey will be used to ensure that all liberals en- titled to vote duly appear on the register, on which the general elec- tion will be fought, Each constituency association 1s to appoint at once a8 committee to organise the survey for its own area. The committees will include Women Liberals, Young Liberals, nd members of Liberal Associa- fons and clubs. EACON TO DIRECT--83 '! Washington, D, C., October 13.-- Another radio device to make fly- ing safer and navigation easier has jen perfected by engineers at the ureau of Standards. "It is a marked beacon which will be used in connection with the bur- ef visual type radio beacon to direct the flight of planes by day or night on the civil airways of the Upited States, The marker heacons, which will sepd characteristic sig- nals to the pilots, can he placed pt intermediate fields or at short intervals on crooked sections of the airways so as to form landmarks for the speeding planes, The' use of the marker beacon, in addition tn the radio beacon, will enable the pilot to tell not only whether or not he in on his course but how far alopg the course he has flown. Distinctive Signals The marker beacon consists of a trapsmiting set comprising two 7 1-2 watt tubes used In gp self-recti- fying circuit. 'Alternating current from the 60 cycle supply mains is used to furnish power. By means of the self-rectifying connection, 100 per cent modulation at 8 120 cycle rate of the radio frequency power transferred to the aptepna is ob- tained, A 120 cycle reed, placed on the dashboard of the plane, fs used for receiving the marker sig- nels. The reed is broadly tuped to permit slight fluctations fn the supply frequency. Characteristic coding of each bea- con is obtained by means of 2 mo- tor-driven coptactor switch, open- ing and closing the plate supply circuit at desired finteryals. By these distinctive signals, the pilot is able to Meniiry the beacon over Toronto, Oct. 13.--Armed with a stub of a pencil, 8. J. Kreiger, styl- ed "King of Logarithms" by a for- mer president of the Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paris gave a mystifying demonstration of his prowess with figures, Tuesday. Not only did he thus compute the age of the reporter in a matter of four seconds, but fin actual test found the square of 18,446,744. 073,709,551,616 to be 340.282,3686,- oTronto, Oct, 13.--Twelve and ago, Lieut. Harry L. son of a well-known Toron- i TE 1916, ed wing raid in which he was to have been wounded and believed killed, From that day he has not been A 3 = Ki Devlin, in jail at Pueblo, Colorado, where he is recovering from head wounds, sustained in an assault, given rise to a situation which is harrowing the feelings of a war-strickea family, over @ son held in sainted memory, 'An Impostor While some entertain hope, other of Harry Devlin's family and circle of friends believe that an imposture is being perpetrated, and there are whispers of a dis- tant relative, whose name is with- held, but who might be credited with the familiarity shown by the man at Pueblo, in regard to names, places and family incidents, of which the long-missing soldier as- suredly would know. What an impostor might hope to gain by impersonation is difficult for friends and relatives to fath- om, unless it were momentary relief. Hope Revives The hope that Harry Devlin might be alive after 12 years of silence came to the family on Wed- nesday might with a telegram ad- dressed to S. L. Devlin, 71 Dela- wware Avevaue, which read: "Your son Harry here, destitute" and which had been sent from Pueblo, Miss Lucille Devlin, sister of the missing soldier, tells of opening it, "I haven't been able to eat or sleep since," she declares. The period of anxious waiting has been broken twice during the past two days. Once by a wire from Pueblo which gave a short descrip- tion of the man, and again yester- day by a long-distance telephone conversation. Not Brother's Voice "Of course I may he wrong," Miss Devlin conceded, referring to the telephone conversation, 'but I imagine I would have recognized my brother's voice anywhere. He had a rich, deep voice and this man's voice over the telephone sounded high and cracked." To add to her conviction is the story of the bombing raid in which Harry Devlin is to have them 1 don't see how he could be alive." Howard, however, later died of wounds in a German prison camp. Challenge By Miss Devlin Across the continent yesterday Miss Devlin threw the challenge to her alleged brother that he was somebody else, ' a acquaintance of ly man appeared not to have heard the name, although Miss Devlin declared she could hear his voice as plainly as though he were in the same room. Last night Miss Devlin refused ta speak further of this incident nor would she dis- close the name she had used. "What made you think of that name?" she was asked. "Oh, I don't know at all," she returned. "Did you think you recognized his voice?" "I had never heard his voice," dhe declared emphatically. "He is only a very indirect connection of the family nd I have never seén m." Tells Pueblo Police Pueblo, Col, Oct. 13.--@Given up as dead 12 years ago when he was is assured ,they said, and his ability to recall incidents of his early life strengthens their belief in his story. Apparently a victim of amnesia, the crippel man, who claims to be the son of S. L. Devlin of Toromto, was sald to have regained many scattered threads of his memory today, He said he was wounded by machine-gun bullets while ser- ving with the Royal Flying Corps. PRINCE POTENZIANI INVITES INQUIRY Rome, Oct. 12.--Prince Spada Potenziani, former governor of Rome, who fought Prince Lancel- lotti in a duel a few days ago be- cause the latter had spread reports of graft in Potenzianl's adminis- tration of the Eternal City, said Wednesday that he wished a thor- ough and public inquiry of every act of his administration. 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