in the passenger compartment are killed on impact and three hurt, two critically. Pilot Lt. Charles M. McHenry was following the line of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad up the pass with almost no visibility in "blinding fog" but just a few hundred feet short of the ridge top he was unable to lift the loaded transport sufficiently and the plane crashed at 0850 hrs. Killed are Pvt. Charles M. Leadbetter, of Roseburg, Oregon; Pvt. Lawrence D. Romano, Syracuse, New York; and Pvt. Addison C. Spencer, Charleroi, Pennsylvania. Injured are Lt. Edward D. Kennedy, Kansas City, Missouri, broken leg and severe internal injuries; Sgt. S. R. Decker, Elmira, New York, broken leg and internal injuries; and Pvt. Paul L. Blinka, Alice, Texas, broken arm and internal injuries. Lt. McHenry, flying the plane from an open cockpit above the fuselage, was not seriously injured and was able to climb down and make his way to the National Old Trails highway where he flagged down motorists. They notified officers at the U. S. civilian corps camp at Cajon who then alerted March Field officials of the accident. Physicians "despaired of the lives of Kennedy and Decker."Staff, "Four Hurt As Pilot Unable To Reach Top", The San Bernardino Daily Sun, San Bernardino, California, Friday 2 June 1933, Volume 39, page 8. Lt. McHenry was one of the pilots involved in a P-12 mid-air collision over Hemet on 14 April 1933. 25 June Boeing Y1B-9A, 32-307, c/n 1675, '190', of the 49th Bombardment Squadron, departs Logan Field, Baltimore, Maryland at 2020 hrs. on routine night training mission to Langley Field, Virginia, but experience difficulties at ~2200 hrs., attempts crash landing in the James River ~one mile from Rushmere Island. Bomber strikes water nose first, breaks in half, sinks, killing four crew including pilot 2nd Lt. Lewis Horvath and co-pilot H. W. Macklean. Joe Baugher cites crash date of 24 June. July First prototype of two Mitsubishi 1MF10, (Mitsubishi Navy Experimental 7-Shi Carrier Fighter'''), completed at the end of February 1933, crashes on test flight out of Kagamigahara due to structural failure of vertical fin. Mitsubishi test pilot Yoshitaka Kajima successfully bails out. 25 July March Field, California, suffers its worst accident to date when Sikorsky C-6A amphibian, 30-399, of the 64th Service Squadron, en route from Riverside to Rockwell Field, San Diego, sheds the starboard wing in flight when a wing strut