Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1935, Page 114

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 29, 1935. In the Arctic With “Captain Bob” © Wide World Photos. A TROPHY OF THE VOYAGE. The 13-foot narwhal is one of three brought back by the Morrissey for the Field Museum Eskimos harpooned the prize, which is surrounded by some of the crew and others of the exploring party. it was encountered bv Capt. Bob Bartlett's good ship Morrissey off the coast of Greenland this Summer. The ship is seen skirting the berg on its Far North voyage for meteorological and other scientific cbservations. PASSENGER FOR p & oL 4 NEW YORK. A young v . sea lion, returning on " ’ ol ke 3 A 1 i the Morrissey for the ‘ h ! e . Bronx Zoo, emerges e+ ; J . Bl N &Ml from his box to take NEIGHBORS OF THE NORTH POLE. An Eskimo mother and her babe of the A . a look at his sur- most northerly tribe of Greenland. The South Sound Eskimos live within 700 miles 3 roundings. of the Pole. The mother carries the youngster in a hood attached to her sealskin CAPT. BOB IN PERSON. The famous Far North parka. - adventurer, Capt. Bob Bartlett, who accompanied Peary on his polar explorations, looks aloft as he skippers the Morrissey on her tenth Arctic cruise. A FAMOUS ESKIMO Ootah, only living Eskimo of the four who reached the Pole with Peary, makes a cockpit ring for his kayak in front of his home at POLAR BEAR AT HOME. This big one has just > s Cape York. climbed out of the water onto an ice cake as he is being pursued through drift ice by a small boat from the Morrissey. e ALONG THE BLEAK COAST OF NORTH GREENLAND. The Morrissey is seen > . - between the ice and the shore in a scene typical of the dangers involved in navigating the ice-strewn Arctic waters.