New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
LOS ANGELES SAFE
 IN JERSEY HANGAR
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iNe HIGH "ho were caFFleG up Wlth her evidently did no, hear the com. mands and before they knew what was happening she was several feet of the ground and making altitude swiftly. They were or the opposite side from the door and II was feared those inside might not be able 10 pull them 70 safety. All but the sailor who dropped were taken into the cabin through the windows jus, above them and the giant airline, climbed 10 safety in the clouds. The sudden storm and the deci- ground four Of her officers who had made the trip to the Caribbean.
 The big airship had made the l. 400 mile trip from Guacanayabo Bay, OH the south coast ot Cuba, in approximately 37 hours. She had broken her return trip there to moor 10 the airship tender Patoka. Her total flying time on the return trip was approximately 6S hours as com- pared 70 4o hours on her flight 10 Panama.
 The Los Angeles left her hangar here Sunday. Feb. a6 and 70 hours later moored 10 temporary mast at France field. Canal Zone. rom- pleting the longest nonstop flight since she was flown here from Ger many.
 After a stay of lo hours there she took of for Cuba. mooring 70 the Patoka s6 hours later after buck ing strong head winds on the VI mile flight over the Caribbean.
 Adverse weather also delayed her departure from Guacanayabo Bay until 1o:4S a. m. Thursday, when she set out on her leisurely tiigh. home. She had 10 buck strong headwinds from Charleston, N. C., which slowed her speed and delayed her arrival here until late last night.
 On her cruise up the Atlantic coast she followed more inland course, Her flight to Panama was made almost entirely over water. as she headed out over the Atlantic after leaving New York before set ting her course for Panama. On January 2S the Los Angeles landed on the deck of the aircraft carrier Saratoga at sea, feat never before accomplished by a diriEible. This was to prove the practicahility of refueling airships at sea.
 Log of Los Angeles Flight Sunday
 s:55 a. m.-Lett hangar. Lakehurst. S:oo a. m.-Sighted over New York
 city.
 Noon-Passed Cape Charles, Va. 4:o0 p. m.-Radioed position 100
 miles east Of Savannah. Ga. ,S:oo ?. m.-Radioed position :lo
 miles of Florida coast, north of
 Bahama Islands. Monday
 l;l5 a. m.--Over Nassau. Bahamas. $40 d. m.--Radioed position as
 passing over Cuba. 1o;o7 a. m.-Radioed position as off
 South Negril. western point
 Jamaica West Indies. sl2 miles from France Field. 3;l5 p, m.-Radioed position pass
 ing Serrana Bank, 200 miles
 east Of Punta Gorda. Honduras
 Slo miles from France Field. a;l5 ?. m.-Sighted from France
 Field.
 9:So D. m.-sishted over Cristohal.
 Colon.
 a:50 ?. m.-Returns to France
 Field at end of trip and moor.
 ins begun.
 1o;l5 Y. n.-Officially advises navy
 of mooring to stub mast. Tuesday
 lo:15 a. m.--Takes off for Guanaca-
 yabo Bay, Cuba. 1l:oo a. m.-Sighted cruising over
 Canal Zone.
 lc:l6 ?. m.-Headed out ever Carib-
 bean sea toward Cuba. 1o:0o ?. m.-Radioed position off
 coast of Honduras. Wednesday
 ll:0o a. m.--Moors 10 tender Pa
 toka. in Guanacayabo bay. Thursday
 1o:4s a. m.-Takes of from tender
 Patoka for Lakehurst c:So p. m.-Passed over Cientuesos.
 Cuba. 5:oo ?. m.-Radioed position over
 Havana. Friday
 150 q. m.-Radioed position over
 Sarasota Fla. 7:15 Il. m.--Passed over Jackson-
 vile, Fla. 1o:.5 ?. m.--Radioed position as
 over Charleston. S. C. S:so p. m.-Passed over Whining
 ton. \. c. 5;l5 ?. m.-Radiocd position as Is
 miles west Of Newborn. \. C. 7::o ?. m.-Radioed position as
 over Norfolk. Va. 1l:3o D. m.-sighted over Lake
 hurst Air Field. Saturday
 12:3o a. m.--CruisinE over Lake
 hurs, waiting favorable landing
 conditions. 1:3o a. m.--Attempted to land. 3:S6 a. m,--Landed but unable to
 move into hangar. 4:1S d. m.-Took of again when
 snow storm made entrance to
 hangar impossible. 6:oo a. m.-Announced would at-
 tempt another landing. s:A5 Il. m.--Brought 10 ground by
 the landing crew. 1:o3 a. m.-"Walked" into hanRsr. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Warranty deeds have been filed for record at the office of the town clerk