The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1928, Page 7

—_ oe eee oe f ~ OF LOST PLANE Position Indicates Amundsen ie Craft Fell Into Open Sea, Not Ice ‘Copenhagen, Oct. 18—(AP)—A fel tank believed to belong to the French Latham plane in which Roald Amundsen and five compan- fens are presumed to have perished fm an attempt to reach survivora of Whe ill-fated dirigible Italia, has Been found, i 5 = The motor boat Keif arrived at faldersund with the tank last ht, having found it Saturday at itude 64:52 north, longitude 8:60 it, about 200 miles north of ristiansund, Norway. Jt was ca: le of holding 600 litres of fuel it contained only 30. p The point where the tank waa ind is much farther south than her places where parts of the sea- ies have been picked up. Captain ‘iiser-Larsen, who took part in the lia rescue work, sald that this dicated that the seaplane must Yave fallen into the water and not enta the ice as in the latter case tyerything would have been smashed. Another expert said that the plane must have been flying a long time since only 30 litres of gas- djine were left in the tank, NJ Prizes Awarded for = Perfect Attendance Burleigh county school children will have a greater incentive to make perfect attendance records this year, according to Miss Madge Runey, superintendent of schools, » Each pupil having a perfect at- tendance record, clear af any ab- sence or tardiness, for a month will receive a beautiful colored picture, nine different pictures will be given to those who have a perfect record for the whole year. blue cover inscribed in gold Tétters with “Pictorial Award of Merit for Perfect Attendance” will be given each nunil. The pictures ll be inserted into the book as thty are received by the pupil and bound with red and white silk rib- bons. The pictures, histories and descrip- tions of which are printed on the back, follow: “Sir Galahad,” “The Sttepherdess,” “The Gleaners,” “Th Last Supper,” “Return te the Farm, “Saved,” “Infant Samuel,” “A Boy and a Rabbit.” THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1928 _ FIND FUEL TANK |#erEaveated to Sool CHICAGO HAILS Hassell and Cramer Welcomed Fs "y .| Senator Joseph T. Robinson today | Home from Il-Fated Copen a5 vad daation Gf Wy poses, verter began a 12-day offensive in terri- hagen Hop The four men are Albert Soren-| tory where both parties are fighting Chicago, Oct. 18.—(#)—Met by 9 throng of cheering Rockford friends and relatives, Parker Cramer whose attemp flight last August from Reockfot to Stockholm, Sweden, ended when their plane was forced to land in Greenland, arrived here t the east. Hassell was his mother, Mra. beth Hassell of Ri Twinkling toes were not intended to rest demurely beneath a school desk; a pretty face never shows to best sa Vantene shapely—ah, limbs shouldn’t be eclipsed by ti At least, that was the hunch that led ld Lucille Page, of Berkeley, Cal., to dance out of her classroom into a star'a dressing. room of a musical show. an vepeshted boarding school. 16-year. behind a textbook, and ultrasmodest uniform of And, figure-atively speaking, it was a good idea. SLAYER IS SAVED Nice, Oct. 18.—A letter of sym- pathy, written by the husband of the woman he had murdered. is believed to have saved Capt. Wiatcheylas A record of attendance in county|% schools will be kept by the county superintendent this year. The books are isayed in addition to the regular attendance charts. EASY ON THE BATH London, of them don’t. Statisticians say the average consumption of water for | % 86 gallons per | % all purposes is onl; day per person, They further esti- mate that the average bath requires Bol ions. So that if everyone took a bath the consumption would }¥ be 14 gallons greater per person, not pel taking into consideration the soup x kettle and the lawn sprinkler. HAIL London, Oct. that 1000 sheep were killed in the Constance, | § distri¢t surrounding Saskatchewan, by an unprecedented hail storm recen' ig were also reporte: storm. " ACTIVE MEMBERS ONLY Cincinnati, Oct. 18.—Judge Stan- | § ley Struble has organized the Proba- tion Teetotalers society. 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