Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1928, Page 12

HASSELLEWBARKS FROW COPEHAGEN American Flyers Repeat De-! sire to Try Ocean Flight Again Next Year. By the Associated Press. ‘L COPENHAGEN, October 4.—Bert | Hassell and Parker Cramer, American | fiyers who were rescued in Greenland, | sailed for America today as guests of the Scandinavian-American Line. Be- fore leaving they reiterated that they | desired to make another attempt to fly the Atlantic next year. Hassell and Cramer started from Rockford, TIl. in their plane Greater | Rockford on August 16 in an attempt to fly to Sweden, with intermediate land- ings a%_ Cochrane, Ont. and Mount Evans, Greenland. ' Leaving Ontario on | August 18, they flew over Fiskernaes, | Greenland, several hundred miles south of their objective, the next morning and | then disappeared | On September 2 word was received from Greenland of their rescue by members of the University of Michigan | 2 Greenland expedition, which has a base | at Mount Evans. They had made a | forced landing at Point Sukkertoppen on August 19 and for two weeks had | been trekking overland. Arriving in | Copenhagen on September 26, Cramer announced he would attempt to make the flight by the same route next year. | NEW YORK PLANS WELCOME. | Flyers to Be Greeted by Mayor Walker on Return. NEW YORK. October 4 ().—An offi- | cial welcome will be given Bert Has- sell and Parker Cramer, pilots of the plane Greater Rockferd, when they ar- rive in this country, Grover A. Whalen, chairman of the mayor’s reception com- mittee, announced. | He said the two flyers who were forced down in Greenland on their flight from Rockford, Ill., to Stockholm, would be received by Mayor Walker at City | Hall. If you need work, read the want col- | umns of The Star. | WoOODWARD Maryland Boy, 4, Found on Tricycle In West Virginia Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., October 4.— Four-year-old Howard Shaffer, son of Mrs. Eleanor Shaffer, made & trip across the Potomac River into Ridge- ley, W. Va. alone and was gone a whole ‘day before Constable J. C. Arrington. saw_him riding a tricycle on the Ridgeley streets and took him into custody. = He had thrown his shoes and_stockings into the river He seemed to have suffered no ill effects from his adventures. Woman Names Rum as Rival. OWOSSO, Mich. (Special).—Charg- ing that Wesley Clay, 70 years old, a farmer of Antrim Township and uncle of her husband. Harvey Clay, had fur- nished him with liquor over a period of several years, Mrs. Hazel Clay sued the elder Clay for $15,000. She alleges that as a result of her husband's heavy drinking she was forced to leave him. Wesley Clay paid a fine of $100 after pleading_guilty to a liquor charge in Circuit Court. Officers who raided his place claim to have found a large quantity of brandy and beer. 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