Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1926, Page 5

NGION, D €. MONDAY, JUNE possible to land without a man |p{ ceiving even the smallest scratch | The wind suddenly slackened for a | few minutes. The sack was lowered on the ice. but this proved 1 be so smooth that the jce anchors failed (o get a hold. The airship was hit by 3 slight wind gust and drifted toward the houses of the viiage. The =a was heing blown out of the ba the time. The inhabitants of Teller, who had More Than a Ton Formed on jeen observing ihe ship a lonx time wefore the landing maneuvers hegan oW ran oni on the ice. One of th Ship and Almost Forced OB g e s RIed ENENING THE NORGE BEI i flight from Rome 1o Pulham. The dis we were ahle to chec [ tance was ahout 750 miles freqment Intervals during tion called up the air ministry in Lon- lagt g0t hold of =i don, which at ones took over the station in N signal and followed us afl through the the ardinary trafie The direction finder proved. also. | fromt Rering Sea around ihe during this first somewhat longe Prince of Wales Age. 10 he as correct as necessar he reason we didn't suc practical so later on we |Ung in touch with any were convineed | he accurate | Alaska stations i not working of this instrume plain. Probably the specia Soon after leaving Pulham we were | er to some extent had « { picked up by Norweglan south coast on the electro m radio stations. From the next morn |[the zerial. Prob tng we worked with the Oslo ra v height d il th dio statlon direcily. Meteoroiogical '{ Five Men Raid Gaming Party ar $2.500 ta $3.000 TIGER A% NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN Terth St SF own ou o v . \ | weathor depis and o Were | Afier the gond k . 4 RN < ddwavs picked up ru.m whatever sia- |all previous fighte | v It Down. zers Help the Crew. I A i i { tion eloe S posed that special atmospheri The ship sank slowiyv a 1t the | b g 3 " taken when making a Tt ground But the wind cont R e dense fog on the Norwegis VI k toward the ‘\ln.l.\’ were all correct. On the W nmped down he i from Oslo 1o Leningrad, through dark gsoan AstnhaEs (e e i L LINCOLN ELESWORTH, Rl sded. by greal erary 4 Hwithont s aler difficulty | &ood that the prevailing By Wireloss and Cahie ta The Sta i v b e only G was expericnced In w he of | light. da night. has no great in . i i Swamp our energy, from a4 w transmitter. Otherwise it appe; that conditions for wireless trafie ave the ne normalle are ver \ wireless com NOME. Ala Tune 7. When it e @ Al 3 4 ' 0 tell ahen the « Alas i : 4 i % . - 4 Some diffienlts was m " vow toward Wal vin d ag 1 = - 3 { Y flight from Leningrad b A e A S SR AT st i : & . o | bt we succeeded. h rin gettine . i e 3 1in touch with Russian northern sta | b WATER, 1928, tions at Archangel and Murmanski. | erar mda Cnitad S Our transmitting gear was working | Aero ¢ | perfectly. It was reported later that | principles that were fo the transpolar A some small vessel laying in northern| (To he Coneluded.) en. The damage | g » E oA Norway s in Kings Rav, \mr»).m \ 4 was of no importance a ¥ 2 zen. had followed our whole ey am | [T . s o - ~ spanderte ‘bt afier We hai it | NOBILE, PILOT OF NORGE. | oS iRbbrant RcTen e arH r Ay iva { 3 § Leningrad. a distance of from 600 struments was damaged in the | 1200 miles e T e L B i ikt riom Vadiw 1| MIBYE SEEIC POUARNEANDY = | Kings Bay evervthing was in perfect | | Tender Thanks to Nobile cai M | condition.” Communication was main | Ttalian Explorer Said to Believe | It was & wonderful feeling When we Sl {1ained with all Norwegian coast sta : gain had soltd 2round under our feet 4 tions arounid the Arctic Ocear The Area Exists Despite Failure n ) ns knew the flight was | { wireless compass was again of great E . hanked the pllat of 1 4 aasiEtalice (o the'navighton. eanraigily to See It. E Umberta Nohile the Jéxt in locating Bear Island, which aliio PSR R LT i ‘ e i constantly is hidden in clovd and g From Kings Bav np te rt CE o . Ul we Aae L o e . Umberts Nobile, s ; If you intend to preserve them do not de- place a few m s With the smull Kinke lay siatic 2 3 place a few min: | b gl Kings | 4 h lay. This cold weather will shorten the 4 < al e wan it o Sertittan 4 crop, 80 do it now! i hearinge nere tiken ot ' Ao th ¥ i el iat o the. Srais Sladka o ) ; KECar e Bl v vaiiol Badas a &aid 1hat RS R e ton weak. ne worked w Mas L cees 5 : e, Many were the telegrams sant and ceived up 1o a polr he svening time. an anomerer at Nome vegian government stati A velacity o S NN P SUGAR heine_ e previnitation, . W /d ' e |in ke, raesyer, communication mizi | cUIGAGE TO TWINGITIES | I ' SIS 1T AIR MAIL SERVICE BEGUN Harhor an Spii7he American Sugar Refining Co's pure cane granulated, the best for preserving Four Interstate Routes Now Ter NEW POTATOES wer: Part o e frame o o \No P pllee, Alaska, after the | i s 1l e " it : Upper: Part of the framework of th it Teller, Alaska, after the i 5 : : s t Fflncy No. 1 Stock i s 4 rovos 23¢ CHICAGO, June mail sery Power: Col. Umbert Nobile, deslgner of the dirigible Norge, watching her departure from the base at’ Spitzhergen from the forward con 3 The photograph was taken a few moments after the hig airship had st an her historic flight across the North Pole DEPOSITS Molll. 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Instead. | ore i 1026-1028 7th St. N.W. a deep. ice-coversd ocean. | Ther also a mpecial kite wit : % p Receive Promnt Reduced Prices On Standard Paints 8 retk R Ganokaiesben | inne sey theipaias pasin o ol vee ML SBIANUINI N ESOIN Pharmacy (Mostly in '-Pint, Pint and Quart Cans) i b be it it for (be 464 Penna. Ave. 4905 Wis. Ave. | Clearing out to he discontinued brands of pit may he of interest for the ¢ Prepare 1o Land at Teller. planning of future airship lines he | Main 9136 Is a Star Branch standard finishes at BlIG REDUCTIONS, We tween Furope and the Far Weat, the | roite being A much shorter one than YOU CAN ALSO RENT 11 quote gallon prices —proportionate prices on the RTTR: Cere e o LarGe packace 29¢ Van Camp's Evaporated . onnded Value of Meteorological Service. Fame HMe VeIt | ided by the flight and from that poin NEW d USED Jo it in a high | SEG (e most. Tmportant. ser an was that it as shown 1o he possihle 10 organize a meteornlogical service com e e e o Office. 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