Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-02-23 | Page 5 | Notes Left by Girls Tell Air Suicide Plan

T Notes Left By Girls Tell Air Suicide Plan t 4 W 41 K J i I I 4 A it 1 I- I t p I I r p Heart broken and apparently determined to suffer the fate of their aviator sweethearts who died in a plane crash cruh Elizabeth and Jane Jano du da Bois only daughters of U. U S. S Consul General Coert Cout du Dols Dots of San Francisco leaped feet from a Paris-bound Paris airplane and were killed at England Attractive Jane du Bois Is shown above in a a. picture taken several years a ago o. o LONDON Feb 23 UP Two UP-Two Two letters which Jane and Elizabeth Du Bois wrote to their parents in inthe inthe inthe the last hours before belore they jumped from a Paris London-Paris air liner to join their British aviator sweethearts sweethearts sweet sweet- hearts in death will tell the story of a carefully worked out suicide plan unofficial reports said today Though unverified the reports indicated that the girls heartbroken heartbroken heart heart- broken by a romance which flowered flowered flowered flow flow- ered under the Neapolitan moon and withered with the crash of their sweethearts in a British royal air force plane over Sicily spent many hours considering each detail of their suicide plan It n was believed the letters might be read at the inquest at Hornchurch Hornchurch Horn Horn- church Monday when the story of the girls' girls jump from feet over Upminster will be bo told I Coert Du Bois Bols American consul consul consul con con- sul general at Naples and his wife are arc due duo here tonight to prepare for the burial perhaps In the United States of or their daughters their only children Mrs Du Bois has not been informed of the full details of the tragedy There have been rumors ever since the girls died that one of them wore a wedding ring on a visit here a year ago and might have been married This was I based on a statement by the landlady landlady land land- lad lady of a flat they occupied then that one of them wore a wedding ring The girls' girls many friends here who saw them constantly on each visit but their last never heard of a marriage they said