Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1924, Page 9

SUNDAY, NOVEMB' | = Tae HENMAN th Che CasperD Only complete, official narrative from diaries and exper- iences of the six aviators, put in vivid words by the famous author and adventurer, Lowell Thomas, the story itself starting in today’s Sunday Tribune. Ae the world has been waiting to hear the'real story of the greatest adventure of our time— the first aerial circumnavigation of the globe. Many have called it the last great adventure. (The six men who took these giant American planes on this superb voyage through the clouds are sol- diers and adventurers—not writers. But they have told their story to Lowell Thomas, author, explor- er, and war correspondent, who was selected by the war department as the man best able to tell America the intimate, official account of the flight. i Since the return of the flyers, Mr. Thomas has been living and flying with the six army adventurers—taking down from their lips the personal narrative of their hairbreadth escapes, their battles with arctic blizzards, flights through blinding rain and snow, encounters with tropic monsoons and typhoons, experiences with the natives of many lands, and at last the romantic and, at times, fantastically humorous story of their tri- umphal tour of America, with its conquest of hearts —a tour that has surely never been paralleled in this or any other land. You have read the news of the flight as the planes reached harbor or flying field. But this American Odyssey from real life is the intimate tale of’ the great adventure. There never has been another story, ike it since the days of Columbus and: Magellan. . It will be published exclusively in Wyoming in the Casper Daily Tribune and is the most costly fea- ture ever published by any Wyomine-newag- If you do not already read The Tribune, have it de- livered to your home NOW, to be sure of getting every issue with the story of the greatest adven- ture of our time. ~ i aly Tria THE OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE WORLD FLIGHT STARTS EXCLUSIVELY IN THE TRIBUNE TODAY A cf ee