Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1931, Page 38

PLANE BEGINS HUNT! e tnauiey FOR LOST EXPLORER Bwedish Pilot on Way to Reykjavik, Where Cour- tauld Disappeared. By the Associated Press. BERGEN, Norway, May 1—Capt. Albin Ahrenberg, Swedish civilian pilot, ! took off from here in a heavily loaded amphibian plane at 6 am. for Thors- havn, Faroe Islands, on the first lap of | & flight to Greenland, where he will look for the missing British scientist, Augustine Courtauld. the Faroe Islands Capt. Ahren- | berg will fly to Reykjavik, probably to- a:y.men is about 390 miles n miles from the Faroes to Reykjavik. Capt. Ahrenberg fiew from Malmoe to Bergen Wednesday but was prevented from taking off yesterday by bad weath- er. Reports from Iceland said that near-freezing temperatures prevailed there and there was danger of ice form- ing on the wings. Capt. Ahrenberg's plane is equipped with pontcons and replaceable skis by | BISI'OP HERMAN PAGE which it may alight on the snow in| of Michigan, chairman of the commis- sion of the Protestant Episcopal Church, | £ appointed to study the problems of 1 the decsolate Greenland regions where | Courtauld is lost. Courtauld, a member of the British Arctic air route expedition, voluriteéred to remain on the ice cap all Winter to obtain meteorological data. Since then | * reliéf expeditions which were sent to pick him up could not locaté his camp. RELIEF NEARS ICZ BARRIER. marr.age and divorce. Don’t Endure Slipping Odin Expedition Wirelesses Progress In | | 2000 df” dat: laugh. of aneseet Courtauld Search, B annored and " emuirrase Fasteeth REYKJAVIK, I¢eland, May 1 (#).—A ‘wiréléss message today from the steam- er Odin, which is proceeding to Green- land to aid in rescue of the missing British sclentist, Augustine Courtauld, said that it was nearing the ice barrier and expected to reach it some time today. Prof. Johannesson, leader of the Odin expedition, wirelessed: i “It is clear and we expect to see the Ingolfshall, which is 7,000 feet high, when we aré 80 miles away. When we arrivé at the ice barrier we shall sail southward in the hope of finding scme g0od_inlet, from where we can start our flights. “The English radio station at Ang- ik has radioed that they are en- thusiastic about weather prospects and & good result from the expedition. In case of a forced landing on the ice we | aré taking provisions and fur clothing.” . 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C., FRIDAY, MAY 1, at al the use of huge District 5215 LES “All Over Town” The Better to Serve You hile Savi which inform the pilot of his location | ment at a glance. T:.e' l:anm; cLo.Iors aré used irports to Al tion and indicate win code is similar to the Navy light code for signaling between vessels at night. ‘The ocean airways systém proposes buoys ca lights and code signal lights - ing their positions. These buoys would be large enough to provide temporary refuge for stranded aviators and would contain food, clothing, medical supplies, flares and other signaling Currell offered the inventions to the Government for whatever use they may be to the development of aeronautics, he told Mr. Young. The patent rights to his other aviation inventions have cludes & system of colored code lights been assigned to the Federal Govern- 1931. he will follow the same pro- cedure if the new devices he has de- signed are accepted, he said. Fox Climbs 40 Feet Up Tree. To escApe huntsmeén's hounds & 10X | GrTANOMA CITY, May 1 (#).—Sam CON " rlimbed 40 feet 5 the top Of & tre& o L. Lye newly appointed chairman of near King's Lynn, England, recently.|the State way Commission, dis- The tree was an ivy-covered fir and |cha 142 employes yesterday, raising the dogs had lost the scent, when the to 200 the total removed from theé de- partment _under an_economy m fugitive was seen at the tip. A keeper of Gov. W. H. Murray. Among climbed the tree about 20 feet, and no m“g.mm employed during every ad- longer feeling safe, the fox descended, |Ministration since statehood. Jjumping from branch to branch like a cat. It eluded its pursurers and was not. h:lu[ht until after a chase lasting an hour. FIRES STATE EMPLOYES Oklahoma Highway Head Dis- charges 149 More Weorkers. inding direc- d velocity. 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