KAHANAMOKU SAVES SIX WITH SURFBOARD.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18410, 17 June 1925, Page 9

KAHANAMOKU SAVES SIX WITH SURFBOARD.

(BI CASLE—F-BB3S ASBOCIATIOJf—COPYRIGHT.) (EEUTEB'S TELEQEAII3.) . NEW YORK, Juno 15. Sam Kahanamoku, tho Hawaiian swimmer, figured prominently in tho rescue' of a fißhihg party of 17 aboard tho Newport yacht Thelma, which capsized. Kahanamoku .mado six trips on a surf board, ono ashore each trip. Kahanamoku thou assisted other roscuors to securo six more of the, Thohna's party, and located the bodies of the five who were drowned.

MOSCOW'S HELP. WAR STORES FOR CHANG. (Sidney "Sun" Slavics.) LONDON, June 15. The Riga correspondent of the'' Daily Mail" states that tho Soviet Government is dispatching train-loads of ammunition, field-guns, and stores to Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, the Manchurian War Lord, whose recent victories have given him a dominant influence at Poking, in support of the Chinese anti-foreign movement. TRAINS RESUME. MERCENARIES DISARMED. (Received June 17th, 12.35 a.m.) PEKING, June 16. Canton messages state that practically all the mercenaries are now disarmed, and many have been enrolled in tho Government Army. They will be used as a Labour Corps. The railwaymen resumed work on Monday.