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THE DAILY PROVINCE, VANCOUVER. BRITISH COLUMBIA. SATURDAY. JULY 10. 1937 OMEN FAMOUS Women Prepare for Peace Conference DOMINION FURNITURE CHAIN STORES! SPECIAL for MONDAY mr CONFERENCE His Gallant Feat Over Tasman Honored.

LONDON, July 10. (CP Cable) Captain Patrick G. Taylor, the hero of Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith's dramatic flight across the Tasman Sea in 1935, was awarded the medal of the civil division. Order of the British Empire, today for gallantry. Taylor risked his life to supply the plane's faltering engines with oil.

The late Kingsford-Smith lost at Pan -Pacific Meeting 1 Draws Delegates To Vancouver. As war clouds darken again over the Orient, the fourth triennial conference of the Pan-Pacific Women's Association will open In Vancouver on Monday with the general Ways and Means of Promoting Peace." It will be the first meeting of the association on Canadian soil. Well over 100 delegates from all the major countries bordering on the Pacific will hold dally sessions for two weeks to discuss all the principal questions affecting women directly and indirectly, but especially to grapple with the danger of war. China and Japan, Australia and New Zealand, the Hawaiian Islands and the United States, England and Brazil, have all sent official representatives to meet a strong Canadian contingent in round-table conferences. Among the delegations are some of the most noted women of the Pacific world.

'MANY PUBLIC MEETINGS. sea In November, Wis, wmie attempting an England Australia speed record made the Tasman flight in May of that year. Taylor was his navigator. A motor fell off the plane and Taylor risked death by climbing six times out on the plane's wings, despite howling winds, to transfer oil in the two sputtering motors. Unable to get altitude, the ship Kingsford- Smith's trail blazing "Southern Cross" was almost touching the waves.

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Lovely boudoir lamp. The flyers were 850 miles out to sea bearing a cargo of special King George V. Jubilee mall to Welling ton, N.Z., from Australia, when a Dean M. L. Bollert of the Univer propeller and motor tor loose.

"No other man in the world sity of B. whose representations at the last meeting in Honolulu could have done It," Sir Charles said of Taylor's feat. "Anyone but three years ago were instrumental In bringing the convention to Vancouver, will be the chief member of the welcoming committee. She is Bedspreads Blch brocade bedspreads. Only two to customer Klngsford Smith would have crashed," was Taylor's terse com ment a vice-president of the body.

Mmt mnrnlncr finH nftomnnn Chesterfields Repaired and lions will be held behind closed doors, but nublic meetings, to be Believed "Smithy" Crashed On Beach (By Cable to The Datlv Province.) (Copyright, 137) addressed by some of the leading women visitors, have been arranged for almost every night. The agenda covers a wide field In International relations. Some of the Re-covered Bright New Slip Covert Made to Order at Minimum Cost. Phone Our Head Office, SYDNEY, N.S.W., July American experts' Identification of the wheel found in Burma as belonging to Kingsford-Smith's plane has re-awakened Interest in th fate topics listed for consideration In dude "Youth Movements for Peace," "Traffic In Arms," "Traffic In Women and Children," "Birth of the famous flyer. Control." "Population It Is believed here that "Smithy" came down on a lonely beach, and Douglas 4600, for an appraisal.

No Interest on 6-month Contract "Socialized Health," "Labor Stan-' dards," "Development of Public possibly the remainder of the plane is still In the mangroves or In dense Opinion," and "Adjustments of vegetation fringing th beach. Aviation officials have cabled the authorities at Rangoon urging that Education." Discussion of each question will be led by an authority In the field and will be marked by frank ex-, change of views and comparisons with the various countries. NOTED JAPANESE. Heading the list of visitors Is the I. 1 1 11 me wneei he sent to Australia.

Elects For Speedy Trial 1062 Granville Charged with stealing a fishing roa, oeorge A. Egley elected for speedy trial before Judee Lennox 62 W.Hastings Cor. 7th and Granville) In County Court Th trial was ISO W. Hastings presiaeiii, ui me Bssuuiauun, jura. Tsune Gauntlett, a Japanese woman who has long been a leader in feminist movements in Japan.

She Mora iixea lor July id. Trial of James Watson, charged with breaking and entering, was Km! Honolulu, secretary of the association. Immediately below is Dr. Georgian Sweet, past International president and a prominent member of the Australian delegation. At bottom, left to right, are Dean M.

L. Bollert of the University of B. chairman of the Canadian section; Mrs. Preston Stanley Vaughan, former member of the Australian Parliament; Mrs. Tsune Gauntlett, Toklo, Japanese-born international president of the association and Miss Mary Cady, San Francisco, secretary of the Y.

W. C. A. In that city and chairman of the programme committee. IIARD at work in preparation for the opening of the conference on Monday, leading delegates of the Pan-Pacific Women's Association were caught around a committee table this morning by The Dally Province cameraman.

Preparing a programme for a two weeks' conference of leading women of the Pacific Basin is far from an easy task, as these delegates can testify after long hours over the agenda. Shown in upper right hand corner is Miss Ann Y. Satterthwalte, adjourned lo July Is the wife of a British professor in Tokio. Despite the fact that she has six children, she has been an active members of the association and has represented Japanese women at a disarmament conference In Geneva. Dr.

Georgina Sweet of Melbourne, immediate past president, has been 126,000 copies before It's runtwty bett ieUer NORTHWIST PAUA0! the superb new novel of heroic sdventure in America 't forgotten put, by Knnth Roberts, author of Arundil tnd Rabbit in Ami. "His best book," MVS Henry SeideJ Canby in announcing ir as the July Book- Programme of Conference Between business sessions and DR. GILBERT and DR. MATHEWS DENTISTS DR. GILBERT Specializing In Extracting and Dental Plates.

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Trio. 6608 In the city for six weeks making arrangements for the conference. With her are Mrs. Preston Stanley Vaughan of Sydney, a former member of Parliament, and Mrs. J.

W. C. Beverldge of Gundagal, N. S. Plane Crash Kills One at Bremerton BREMERTON, July Seaman W.

H. Myers, Billings, was killed and Bruce L. Harwood, 29, Claremont, a naval aviation cadet, was Injured today when a navy seaplane crashed into Puget Sound near Three-Three Point, south of Seattle. entertainments delegates to the readable oases. 12.71 At hoohullm conference of the Pan-Pacific Women's Association will have little or no spare time during the next two weeks.

Following is the programme for the first three days, Including two public meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday nights: Parade of Progress Will Be Described In connection with the "Parade of Progress" exhibition of the General Motors Corporation, opening at Kitsilano Park, July 15, a luncheon gathering will be held In Hotel Vancouver Monday and will be addressed by J. M. Jerpe, director of the Parade of Progress. Mr. Jerpe is coming to Vancouver from Spokane, where the exhibition is now on view.

He will describe the details of the display and outline the alms of its sponsor. Mayor George C. Miller, representatives of the service clubs, motor dealers and others interested have been invited to attend the luncheon. Irish National Government Urged DUBLIN, July 10. The Irish Times, discussing the Free State election deadlock, suggested the formation of a national government.

The newspaper asked editorially: "Why can not De Valeia and Cos-grave get together and try to hammer out some kind of formula that would enable them to work together, even If only for a few years, in an effort to give back prosperity to their people and build up a decent nation in which citizens of all shades of opinion could take real pride?" V.Ttf DOUBLIDAY, DO RAN ESS who represents 40,000 countrywomen of Australia and heads the delegation. The Canadian section Is bringing Miss Kathleen D. Courtney from London, England, who was one of the founders of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and secretary of the Women's Peace Crusade. She will address a public meeting In Hotel Vancouver on Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. MANY FROM HAWAII.

From Honolulu has come Miss Monday 9 a.m., registration In Hotel Vancouver; 10-1, council meeting; 2-4, delegation and sectional meetings; 7, buffet dinner and garden party at the home of Senator A. D. McRae. oisnNiiwI I OPTICIANS I v5 Tuesday first general Ann Y. Satterthwalte, secretary of Integrity Your EYE PHYSICIAN, when recommending our services to you, displays his confidence in our integrity and ability.

A wide and varied experience in fitting, and positioning glasses to your individual requirements, is one of the essential reasons for this trust the Pan-Pacific Women Union, the parent body, and also for the association. There are sixteen business meeting; 12:15, luncheon by Women's Canadian Club (by Invitation), speaker, Miss Josephine Schaln; opening discussion on "Youth Movements for opening session on "Traffic in 8:15, official opening and public meeting, addressed by Mrs. Tsune Gauntlett, president, and other delegates from the Hawaiian Islands, including a prominent Chinese woman doctor, Dr. K. F.

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LI, and a professor of mathematics There is no substitute for Newspaper Advertising Miss Kathleen Courtney, London, Eng. at Hawaiian University, Miss Ruth Yap. Miss Elsie Andrews, leader of the New Zealand group, has been prominent as a teacher, leader in Wednesday round education and a politician. The native population of the country a will be represented by Mrs. Vic toria Amohan Bennett, vlce-pres! II dent of the New Zealand Y.W.C.A., whose grandmother was a full- mm SENSATIONAL Salo Prices blooded Maori.

Twenty-five delegates are ex pected from the United States, headed by Mrs. Edgerton Parsons of New York, on of the founders of the International Federation of University Women. The American department of labor Is sendtnc Dr, Hildegard Kneeland, chief of the bureau of home economics; Miss If Bess Goodykoonti of the bureau of rl Carload education, and Miss Mary Ander son, or the women bureau. North Gurney and Enterprise Quality Ranges Carload pnrohaaa mads prior to sharp prlea la eraaa is th raaaoa for Ih aanaatloaal valaas bow offarad by Total's. Ton'U find at aay of onr fir blf atoraa th slaa baat snltad for yonr family, la color to harmoala with yonr kltchaa.

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