The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1931, Page 2

BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1931 Young Norwegians Tell of Aims in Exploration of Greenland Ice Cap ogic observations and Professor Krog- nes’ double compass. for magnetic measurements. For fixing positions we will use sextant, artifical horizon, jchronometers and other devises. ; Osean Wisting, who followed | Amundsen: both to the North and ; South poles, has been kind enough to |lend us models for clothing, | Between the route followed dy | Alfred de Quervain, the Swiss, in Press) eek br thE cae explorer, J. P. very day well meaning people ask |0ch, in 1913, lies a vast area meas- |ometers, unknows, eSearer st ae how have yor planned | vane _ineary of the famous 8 re sin « ‘er. forden jold, is; ‘The question is @ natural one. thet @ district with no snow’ 1s | situated in the interior of Greenland. \Bandits Get $17,500 In Messenger Holdup (Editor’s Note: Two young Nor- ‘wegian explorers, Martin Mehren and Arne Hoygaard, who recently set out to see what lies in Green- land's icy heart, have written this account of their plans and hopes , for. The Associated Press.) By MARTIN MEHREN and ARNE HOYGAARD (Copyright, 1931, by The Associated Our original plan was to march only from “a place on the east coast to a place on the west coast.” But the public institutions and the private individuals supporting us de- manded we not only cross. the land and make observations for ourselves, but that we should do some more} Topeka, Kas, Aug. 14.—(4)—Three scientific work. men robbed messengers of the Mer- Therefore. we are undertaking|chants National Bank of Topeka of meteorological, magne ical and ge-|$17.500 Priday and-escaped. ological studies and) have taken| FP. A. Dahelstrom, assistant cashier courses in these particu’ar sciences to! Of the bank, accompanied by Harlan fit us for the observations to be made. | Minsch and Nate Carl, was taking the ‘Their demands were raised three| Money from the bank to an express years ago. Last summer we felt so|@gency when their automobile was well prepared that we detiided to start,| forced to the curb by the robbers’ ‘We intended to march from Franz Car. No shots were: fired. Josef's fjord on the east coast, where | ne ‘ there are some Norwegian hunting! Gussner’s announcements on{ stations. Our aim was one of the page 3. Danish colonies on the west coast at| . Disko Bay. \- Warnings Stay Expedition But the famous Danish Greenland explorer, Dr. Lauge Koch, warned the authorities not to allow us to start. And when the Norwegian ex- plorer, Dr. Adolph Hoel, added that because of bad ice conditions we probably would reach the fjord so late that we would be forced to stay | over winter In Greenland, we ad-| journed the expedition one year. Our intention now is to start from | the west coasi—from Quervain’s har- bor, about 60 kilometers north of the | Danish colony Jakobshavn, where! {gi Quervain started for the plateau with | his expedition in 1912. | At this point the ice slopes slowly | down to the coast and offers relative- | ly good conditiors for climbing. The distance across the plateau, roughly, is 1,000 kilometers. We} reckon that with an average speed of | 25 kilometers a day we will use 40 days on the journey. | If everything goes well and: accord- ing to our plans, we hope to see the! peaks of the east coast mountains after 30 days’ march. | The mountains on this coast are very high and therefore visible tar away. But as they are unmapped we cannot use them for our orientation. | ‘When fixing our position we shail! |: use the same method as is used aboard ships. The distance already covered we shall determine by using a sort of log attached to one of the sledges. Lene Hut Is Haven If we are lucky we may find a good glacier branch and descend direct on} the Walterhausen glacier. From the! place where this glacier enters the! sea it is only 20 kilometers before we| « find a hut inhabited by two Nor- wegian ‘hunters. They have.a motor-| boat, by which we can reach Mygse| bay and from that bay sail home im) Dr. Hoels’ expedition’s ship. | If we do not reach the bay before Dr. Hoel leaves he has promised to| put food for us in one of the huts. | We will use two hickory sledges of the usual polar type, with albata) mounting on the runners and 16} Greenland dogs. Our chief food will be Ampndsen! pemmican, hunting biscuits, butter and polar chocolate. 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