Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1930, Page 12

A-—-12 NORWEGIANS PAY HONOR TO NANSEN President Praises Explorer as Legislature Votes to Provide Funeral. @y the Associated Press. Norway, May 14 —Norway Wife Wins Decree From Husband Who Refused to Pose By the Assoclated Press, DETROIT, May 14—Mrs. ‘Helen Hotchkiss put up with her husband Introducing her to his friends as “my crabby wife,” she told the judge, but later he added an insult that she couldn’t stand. She left him, she said, because he told a photographer friend that he would “‘pose for a picture with Il'll.s dog, but not with his wife.” Judge Joseph Moynihan granted a divorce. Poldofficil tetbute to0ay b D rond | 120 him beck to sclence under Norways Traienday. Tho Storting, o Legisature, | BARR€E, L6, PREtr Saok 10180 Tl held an extraordinary meeting at which | 00 invaluable service.” President Hambro voiced the country's praise of the great explorer and hu- manitarian. President Hambro said Dr. Nansen's life was so many-sided and rich it was difficult to judge his real work. The Storting’s offer to pay the ex- plorer's funeral costs was accepted by the Nansen family. . ‘The Maurice River oyster beds in New Science led him to deeds and deeds Jersey cover 32,000 acres. — THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1930. BYRD IS GRIEVED Explorer Was Writing Eulogy on Norwegian When Told of Demise. Spectal Cable to The Star and the New York Times. BALBOA, May 14—Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd had just finished writing about the superhuman accom- plishments of Fridtjof Nansen aboard the S. S. Rangitiki today when he re- cetved the news of the death of the explorer, according to a radio message recelved by Capt. H. H. Railey last night. “All explorers will feel sorry at the death of Fridtjof Nansen,” radioed Ad- BY NANSEN DEATH miral Byrd. “He was the dean of ex- plorers and one of the most romantic figures in history. I have just finished writing about the superhuman things he accomplished on his long Arctic ex- pedition and am greatly distressed at this news.” Admiral Byrd recelved a tribute in an editorial in Estrella of Panama yes- terday, which expresses astonishment at what Admiral Byrd has accom- plished. The paper says: “The famous explorer returns tri- umphant in every way after & period of hard work of a kind that does not bring quick applause, work that can- not and need not win popular acclaim. The heroic feat of the illustrious American has been in the field of pure sclence and idealistic adventure, be- cause he has not tried to win fortune or break a world record, as is the usual case in the present epoch. 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