The case involved a $180,000 suit
against air transport companies
brought by F. R. Hinman and
Nannie Hinman, of Burbank, Cali
fornia.
They claimed they owned 150 feet
of air over their property.
They said planes flew through
this space, near the air port and
hence were trespassing.
The sky has no definite location
and, like the sea, is incapable of
private ownership, said the Court.
Wind,RaiifHits
Texas Section;
Damage Is Done
Centennial Exposition’s
Lighting System Re
ported Wrecked
DALLAS, Texas, July 21. — A
strong wind and rain storm hit
Fort Worth and Dallas and a score
of smaller towns last night and
today.
The Texas Centennial Exposition
has sustained damage of at least
$100,000 The lighting system has
been wrecked and flag poles were
snapped off.
Waxhachie streets are reported
flooded.
Hail stones broke windows in
Fort Worth.
J. IV. EDDY COMES TO
JOIN AQVILO PARTY
J. P. Eddy, son of John W. Eddy,
who is cruising in Southeast Alas
kan waters, arrived here today on
the Alaska and will join the party
aboard the steam yacht Aquilo,
now moored in Tee Harbor.
Wants Military
Training in
All CCC Camps
MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 21 —
National Commander James E.
VanZandt today urged the Veter
ans of Foreign Wars to work for
the estaglishment o f military
training in the CCC Camps. Van-,
Zandt said this is needed for Na
tional Defense.
TEMPERATURES
RISING AGAIN
IN CORN BELT
Showers Cease Over Wide
Section—Heat Con
tinues Again
DEATHS FROM HOT
WAVE IS GROWING
Forest Fires Again Blazing
in Two Separate Sec
tions in U. S.
CHICAGO, 111., July 21.—Temp
eratures rose over most of the
corn belt today with the cessation
of showers which broke the heat
wave.
