New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1926, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, BYRD EXPLORERS |ETHEL: To and About CHEERED ON W ALNG W TO FACH OMERD— " KA WE VY Demonstration Given as Expe- dition Starts lor Pole which New York, April 6 Arctle expedition MD D GIE ANV~ IF \ COWD the mystery from much of the unexplored reglons started on fts first | regions, [ | Today, aboard ship, the celebrated the sixtee of the discovery of the Admiral Peary. explorer th anniversary Ny \ north pole by After being towed from Brook Iyn navy yard late yesterday after- | noon, the Chantier loaded down with equipment for the explor: ed oft Tompkinsvill for the night, in order t much of t} decks, “1 wish 1 w D. Rockefell Commander | expedition’s e “ast off, Asked {f he thor wonld suceeed 1 Rockefeller answered: “They are s men and they will do their No man can do more. This is at undertaking.” The Chantier's first Tromso, Norway up an fee King's Bay, King's Bay the « flights in their I Fok plane. 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Tn the harbor, Chan- tior, flying the biue and gold f the Byrd expedition, was greects with whistles and sirens As the ship steamed ay, she passed the President velt, on which Peary sailed on the oxpedition that led him to the covery of the north pole sixteen » Roosevelt Is no e thro ! The regular meeting Martha | Chapter, No. 21, 0. E. will be | held at Masonic hall, Thureday eve- zing at 7:30 o'clock. The degrees be conferred on a candidate. ‘e the Burritt Gift Shop removal otice adv., on Page 4—advt, Thomas J. Maloney of West Main streot is spending the Faster v tion with relatives in Newark A meeting of the Republican Woman's club will be held at tht republican headquarters, 269 Main ‘etreet Booth's bloc Wednesday down the Yown T Garland i fa love ) and irles April Kefeller was the only on the larger financial backers of the expeditton to sce it off. 1. Ford, Byrd's original sponsor, detained in Detroit, and Vincer tor, whome yacht the Nourmal escorted the Chantier down the | ysent owing to the relative. Wilhjarmur Stefa tic explorer, was amo; Commander hope that conque colony,” o anner of 1 lime past has brought him into the veral tir rs, face s during the 1 trial today on of committing W Al SALESMAN A SUICIDE. York, April 6 (P —Ale daughter a bond salesman of his colony : wn, N. 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