The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 13, 1934, Page 10

EVERAL DAYS A ELARSED SINCE. AYOREY'S S TRANGE DISAPREARANCE . TO NEADO L/ARTER S V.i% VA2 AN DANT FovorEE DANGEROUS MISSION ! C) 1934 REG. U.5.PAT OFF/cE BY HAL FORREST- TAILSPIN I /ISonYy A FEW HOUR S FRONM SR/ TO L FRANCE -~ V/A AIRPLANE -~ AND SO W& NVOw FIND TOMMY ANO SKEETER FLYINEG OVER--- SO TS 1S PAR)S, HE Y : A AT NIGHT AND PICK UP A FRENCH INTELLIGENCE AGENT--- ‘.L ~ " “THIS AGENT SHALL SIGNAL VOU_WMEN TO LAND Gy At | ICK FLASHES ) -- YOU WiLL 3 o &Cu NE THIS — 3 % CAISBION ? it GOLLY. S0 THATS TH' EIFFEL TOWER, 4a EH? \'D LIKE TO CIRCLE THAT IN OUR AMPH\B ! MSIEUR, A NOTED AERONAUT ONCE CIRCLED THAT TOWER. UNDER GREAT DIFFICULTIES! | SHALL TELL o ST . = RUE DE ST. PIERRE 7D 7HE 7TLNWER/IES N7 Y GARDENS, BY r7EAMS OF D9DDLE-SHIPED 4 // LOINGS ATTACKHED 7O HAS ARSAS AND LEGS . THE LANDED ON A BARCE /N THE L/VER SE/NE. AND BROKE BOTH OF /S LEGS-- BlUT THAS DD NOT DUSCOUEARCE FRINCE RO/ 7 FLYING - -+ A VIOLENT RARTISAN OF AELROSTATION AS A PIITARY A7 AND ORDERED A COIPINY OF FREMH AEROSTIERS 7O ECYPT 7D ASSIST IV THE CAPTIRE OF CAIRO. LATER HE ABINDONED BALLOCKS IV H/S CA/77P8/GINS AFTER ONE EXPLODELD IN THE HEART OF PARAS--- I y ” T//E [TRS) SUKCESSFUL A77EA7PT AT CLIDING AS CREDITED 7O . BESNIER , A FRIENCH LOCASIUIH, WHO USED VA SHAPED SQUARES OF CLOTH SUPFPORTED BY 780 A0DS OVER IS SHOUULDERS AN AT7AHED T MHIS FEET-- VOUS REYSSIR! §2 G000 LUK To YE, LARRY, r1€ BOY' DON'T 5 ET THIM JERRIES 4 POT YE ! PORS DANS YNE HEYRE ! DEPART IN AN HOUR' Pu/SS/€Z WV OCTOBER , 19, 100/, SNTOS-LUNONT, CIRCLED THE E/FFEL TOWER LOITH A DIPICIBLE EPUIPBED WI7H A /2-4ORSE TPOER fIOTOR—LBLIT" FIANCE £XPERIMENTED EARLIER THAN THS /N AERONAY 77 CS =~ FOR INSTANCE =~~~ 7 TIS TRULY & J g ! A WIERD ; A CONTRIVANCE.) I O . ‘—- / Xlfif‘ 3 TN /7B SASELH AND ETIENNE. AT ONTBOLFIER , SONMS OF 4 PYPER PIANLER AT ANNONAY, FRANCE DISCOVERED THE ARINCIALE OB THE HOY AR LBALLOON -~ THE ATOST I1TPORTAN T A CAHENE,TENT /1Y THE PROCLESS OF FL/IGHT -- e IT IS 700 BAD,™ M'SIEURS, THAT YOU *HAVE TO LEAVE PARIS SO SOON--| COULD TELL YOU MUCH tMORE. OF THE AVIATION HISTORY THANK YOuU, MSIEUR GASTON WE wouLd PE DELIGHTED TO HEAR MORE Ey BUT WE MUST LEAVE NOW IN ORDER TO BE IN 8T, MORITZ *ramoRRooo.z