Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1922, Page 18

THE 'SUNDAY STAK, WASHINGTO. RAISFDBY“CLASH § ' Member of: Eg(pedition Says Practical and Classroom Trained Men Disagreed. By the Assoctated Press, SEATTLE. Wash., January 20.—The controversy between Vilhjalmur Ste- fansson, ic explorer, and members of his party on the northern expedition was due to a clash between the prac- tical and the classroom trained members of the expedition, Harold Noice, a mem- ber of the Stefansson expedition, said in_ giving his version of the affair here l;fl!:_\'. “According to Noice when the Karluk, ships used in Stefansson's was outfitted, Dr. R. M. d Prof. J. J. O'Neill de- fresh water tanks were not ldrge enough. Stefansson explained to them that on the ice there are always to be found pools of fresh water; when x| Adderson clgred th snow on the ice melts the salt water Roes to the bottom. leaving the fresh supply to be easily obtained. They were n vinced that this was true, 50 ill feeling began from the start, he salid. Ancther Point Controverted. Another controversy was described by Noice, as follows: n in the early winter of the Karluk was lost in the son went to the Anderson stance for making a sled trip T the Beaufort sea. “The party aboard the Alaska were astounded that Stefansson should think of making such a trip at that time of the year. They seriously questioned whether he was in_his! right mind, and a conference was held to determine whether they should de- pose and detain him, Finally Obtains Supplies. “Stefansson, however, brought pres- Sure to bear. xo that he finally ob- zained supplies for the trip. He had :.::ly 3 Ted. \n.- r»u;;ul:lv:‘o [nen on | effective February 1. Storkers induced to ! cdmpany him. « gone elgt = Jeen months, durin hich time they Il T;?ADETREATY OF U. S: ull Dress | or Tuxedo AND GERMANY DEFERRED . 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