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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-21
CITATION RY PUBLICATION

No. 1912
7. G. Trammell vs.. Effie Young
Trammell.
In the 10th Judicial District Court,
Cameron County. Texas.
The State OF Texas. to the Sheriff
or n Constable or Cameron Coun-
ty-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded, that
BY making publication OF this Clta-
ton In some newspaper published In
the County Of Cameron onct in each
week for four consecutive weeks pre-
vious 10 the return day hereof y
I summon Effie Young Trammell,
whose residence Ia unknown. VINO i'm
alleged to be a nonresident of the
State Of Texas, to be am appear
at the next regular term Of the l03rd
Judicial District Court of Cameron
| County, 10 BE- holden at the Court
House thereof. in the City Of
Brownsville, Texas. on the third
Monday IN April, A- I'D. 1928. the same
being the 10th day 81 April, "A. ID.
1928. then and there 70 answer a
petition filed IN said court ON the
2Sth day OF February, "A. ID. 1928, I'm
a suit. numbered on the Docket Of
said Court No. 1919. wherein T- O.
Trammell IN plaintiff. and Effie
Young Trammell is defendant: the
nature of plaintiffs demand being
substantially as follows. to-wit: Be-
ing a suit for divorce on tire grounds
of abandonment Of more than three
years. The parties hereto were mar
ried in November, 1920 and separ-
ated in November, 1922; there are no
children born Of said union and no
community property existing. Plain
tiff prays citation issue as required
by Law, for judgment dissolving the
marriage relation and for all other
Just relief.
Herein Fail Not. but have you be-
fore said Court on the said first
day or next term thereof this writ
with your return thereon, showing
how you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and seal or
said Court, at office in the City on
Brownsville, Texas, this the 2sth day
Of February. a. I'D. 1928.
Witness. Jnp. IN. Scarlnn, Clerk
OF District Court in and for
Cameron County, Texas
"A true copy I certify.
Jno. r. Seaman. Clerk az Dis
trict Court, Cameron County, Z
Texas.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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NOTICE OF SALE OP REAL
ESTATE UNDER EXECUTION

THE STATE OF TEXAS }
COUNTY OF CAMERON
In the County Court OF Cameron
County at Law, Cameron County,
Texas.
No. 1907; Manuel Escamilla. et al,
plaintiffs, vs.. Martin Benavides,
Julian Vera and Placido Vera, de-
PENDANTS.
Whereas, by virtue Of an execu-
ton issued out of the County Court
Of Cameron County nc Law. Cameron
County, Texas, on a judgment rem
dered in said court on the 18th day
e September, A. ID. 1927, in favor Of
Manuel Escamilla and Fred Kowalski
and against Martin Benavides, JUL
ian Vera and Placido Vera, No.
1927 on the docket court, | did, on
the goth day Of March, A. ID. 1928, at
? o'clock p. m, levy upon the fol-
lowing described tract and parcel OF
land situated in the City az Browns
vile, County OF Cameron and State
Of Texas. and belonging to the said
Julian Vera and Placido Vera, to-
wit:
Lot seven CD block one hundred
and four (104), City Of Brownsville.
County or Cameron. and State or
Texas. more fully described in Vol.
l52, Deed Records of Cameron Coun-
ty, Texas, At pages 310-311; and on
the ist day Of May, A. ID. 1923, be-
ing the first Tuesday of said month,
between the hours az 10 o'clock a.
m. and A o'clock p. m, on said day,
at the courthouse door OF said
county, ] will offer for sale and
sell mt public auction. for cash,
all the right title. and interest OF
the said Julian Vera and Placidc
Vera in and 70 said property.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas, this
Goth dav Of March. A. p. 1928.
John Martin. Constable. Pre-
cinct No. 2. Cameron County,
Texas.
3-21-oe-4-l-ff-4t-1af1
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De Luxe Style, More
Crowds at Riviera

PARIS R-Despite all the Rrum-
bling about hard times. there ara
more travellers 70 the Riviera this
winter than a year ago. And they
are making their trips In more lux
urious and expensive style than evcr
before.
Eight express trains leave Paris
every night for Nice. Cannes, Monte
Carlo and the other sunny resorts
along the Cote d'Azur. Some Of them
are do luxe trains, composed entirely
OF compartment sleeping cars On
Ia higher than on any Of the extra
fare de luxe trains Avn the United
States. But they are crowded every
night, more than half Of the pas
sencers being British.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Of publication attached on the Orig
inal Of this Notice. prior TO said 9th
dny or April. 1878. showing the times
when and the places where such No
tice was posted and published.
Witness my hand and scnl 81 said
Court III office in Brownsville. Texas,
this 18th day Of March A. ID. 1928.
(SEALl
WI. IT.. ScaTo, County Clerk
or Cameron County, Texas.
3-14-2i-2t-1sg8.
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ADVERTISEMENT

that you make and enter any and all
other orders and DEGREES under the
law proper and necessary in the
premises.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signcd)
Port Isabel Irrigation
Company, 1924 acres,
By G. r. TyrrelI, President,
Mrs. vi. G.. Post, 1.66 acres,
s. /. Jackson. OIL acres,
Mrs. W. Z. Mulholland, / acre,
WI. IA. Pattee. ! acre,
III. vi. Pattee, 1 acre,
C. p. Miller, I acre,
L. b. Brady, 1acre-
tSEAL)
ATTEST: L. u. Brady. Secretary.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
On this the 18th day OF March "A. ID.
1928, the foregoing Petition signed
by Port Isabel Irrigation Co. and
Y others, fer the formation Of a
Water Control and Improvement Dis
trict, in Cameron County. Texas, 20
be called Cameron County Water
Control and improvement District
Number Eleven" was presented to
me for the purpose Of having same
set down for "a hearing before the
Commissioners Court OF Cameron
County, Texas.
And il appearing 10 me that said
Petition was heretofore en- this date
filed in the office OF the County
Clerk of Cameron County, Texas, ms
required by law. and that mi Of the
lands described IN said Petition lie
within Cameron County, Texas.
Now. therefore, under the author
ity vested IN me BY law, in such cases
made and provided, /. Oscar G,
Dancy, County Judge of Cameron
County. Texas, do hereby order that
a hearing on the attached and fore
going Petition be held by the Com
missioners' Court OF Cameron Coun-
~, Texas. at a Regular Session OF
said Court to be held in the Court
House Of Cameron County, Texas
and In the room OF said Commission
ers' Court at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
the 9th day Of April A. ID. 1923, and,
IL ia further ordered that the
County Clerk Of Cameron County
Texas, shall at once issue notice OF
said hearing in the manner. form
and for the length of time required
by law.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office, this the 18th day or March
A. ID. 1928.
IL. So
(Signcd) Oscar g. Dancy,
County Judge az
Cameron County. Texas
You are further commanded 10
publish a copy OF said Notice In b
newspaper Of General Circulation IN
Cameron County, Texas. once a week
for two consecutive weeks, the first
publication thereof 70 Be made NJ
least twenty days prior 10 the 9th day
Of April. 1928.
Herein Fail Not, but make due re,
turn thereof with copy and affidavit
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RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
To Point Isabel. $3.50 n n.
From Point Isabel. 4 .. N


BLACK DIAMOND BUS LINES
Cars to Mission on the hour ev-
cry hour. 6 a. m. 70 8 ?. m, and AZ
1880 a. m, $3.50 p. m. 1880 p. m and
3 p. m.
To Point Isabel. 8 =. m, IL m. and
4 D.. N.
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EDTNBURG, March IA new
$4,000 brick business building is be
ing erected by ID. Guerra, resident OF
this city. A. H. Lonroria, local con-
tractor, IN building the structure. lt
will BE- completed in go days.
The building will be 90 By 100
feet facing Hartman boulevard
Though ~ ~ az one story construc4
ton foundations are capable Of sup
porting additional stories which viii
be built as the need arises
Two or the four store rooms I'm The
building already are rented.
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LONDON.-Sentenced 20 imprison-
ment for begging. Mrs. GeorEina Hillr
aged ga. received $1,000 I'm gifts sent
% her while IN Jail.
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Find Your New Apartment listed In The Herald Classified Ads

peopIe AZ portray nII che characters
and there is introduced a host OK
animals. both wild and domestic.
Two shows will he given. Two
o'clock IN the afternoon and eight
o'clock nc night
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MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
No. ITO Houston. San Antonio $40
a. m.
No. Ito Houston. New Orleans. $50
D. M
No. l6-To Houston. San Antonio. 81.
Louis. 7.45 .. M.
No. i5-From st. Louis. San Antonio.
Houston. 1885 a. m.
No. l3-Frcm Houston and New Or
leans. $3.50 a. N.
No. fi-From San Antonio and Hous-
ton. 10 30 d. m.
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WILL TRADE-well-furnished five
room modern home; double garage
and drive, near state capitol 10 Okla
homa City for home or furniture and
Hardware business in the Rio Grande
Valley. Address J. II. Russell, 1910
Euclid, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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NATIONAL LINES OF MEXICO

fMatamoros Station
No. 1870 Monterrey. Mexico City.
$3.50 a. m
No. 1si-From Mexico City. Monterrey.
$3.50 D. m.
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Political
Announcement

Under this heading win be published
the names Of candidates for public office
The fees for announcement viii be as
blows;
Fer district offices. ........ tLo-uo
For county offices. .$2o-uV
For justice Of the peace. $500
For precinct offices. ...... $500
Names OF candidates will be carried IN
the announcement column until the July
primary.
The Brownsville Herald l. authorised 20
make tho following announccmerts OF
candidates subject 20 the democratic pri-
mary in July:
FOR CONGRESS
Sid Hardin.
FOR SHERIFF
n. III. lBoh) Johnson.
G. G. Henson
Duncan S. Wright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22

lou CANNOT buy car at home or abroad
that wilt give much deligh the newest Cadllacs.
La Sales and Fleetwoods on these chassis.
Even the glamour Of the fabulously expensive fore
eign cars means no such engineering genius no such
performance brilliance, no such riding and driving
luxury.
AS matter Of fact, the Cadillac Motor Car Conn
pany does not hesitate that there is nothing
even remotely approximating the character and
caibre Of these matchless new creations.
They are in fact the greatest values in motoring
day. Never has given price in any class grade
Evening star., 1928-04-25
PUBLISHERS APPROVE
LOWER POSTAL RATES
Newspaper Association Backs Bill
in Congress to Adjust Mail
ing Costs.

~ the &esft@sfel PfesF
NEW YORK. April 25l--A resolution
asking favorable action by Congress on
bill 10 adjust newspaper mailing rates
was ADOPTED today al the annual con-
yeniion of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association al the Waldorf
AgD1gla.
The resolution. introduced by Louis
Wiley, business manager of The New
ToTk Times SAID that since the en-
sctneDt VI the 1917 war revenue act
newspaper publishcrs have been forced
" pay war taxes IA lne guise of in
creased postal rates. ranging from %
- 500 pei cent greater than pre-Waf
cDSfz.
a paragraph of the resolution men
toned Dill now peHdlng in the Gen
aJe fecUclAg lne@e 'SaT iaxes NJ rates
ranging from 50 IT. 500 per cent greater
thaa pge~Nar rates
John gteHaT1 Bryan president of the
association and publisher " the Rich
nlo3lo News LGaoes. ia his address
polrtec ~ eFldenees " oYerproduction
IN white paper in d warning " dangers
Cf prize fQct1atlou
Tne association expressed IT. SoyroH
in tae Death u Fl0sd Bennett. q great
& .;sAoF aso gallant hero"
CorgsaNlia we're extended 70
kcIlph = CeAH publisher - the EeW
Eotk Tine gg his approaching fflietn
sEDlvetssfy as publisher A. commit
the from tns association WlI attend q
Gf4sbl6tlga marking the anniversary tn
JAg ! w. ChaGtaDoDga Tenn, Ar
ONE uHttsf city
Evening star., 1928-04-25
Injured Before Paris Flight.

On April Is OF last year. the Fokker
plane America crashed on its initial
test flight and Bennett was so seriously
injured that he could take no part In
The flight to- France.
Bennett had supreme control OF his
emotions but during that test flight.
realizing that the plane was nose
heavy. he gave the only sign Of nerv-
BUSINESS he ever displayed That sign.
Byrd says, was to lick his lips. and at
the time Byrd nudged Lieut. George
Neville and nodded toward Bennett,
The plane. under the guidance of
Anthony Fokker. its designer, landed at
Evening star., 1928-04-25

60 miles an hour and turned over. All
but Fokker were injured, Bennet1 by
far the most seriously. He was hang
ing upside down in the wrcckage of the
pilots seat. his leg smashed, blood pour
ing over his face. blinded with oil. He
believed he was dying. but his first
thought was of his companions.
we heard strained voice" says
Byrd. crying Look out for fire, "
II was Benefits voice.
Byrd. himself with a broken arm,
made his way to his comrade and did
what he could for him until help should
come.
Guess I'm done for. Commander ."
Bennett told him. and Byrd though re-
plying Nonsense, old man." thought
he was right.
Appeared Near Death.
For a week it seemed that Bennot;
would die, but he pulled through He
was up on crutches before the rebuia
America left for France and during the
past year he seemed to regain his old
strength.
He was on lecture tour when the
Evening star., 1928-04-25
ROCKVILLE BUSES
SOUGHT IN DEAL
w. R. & {. Co. Would Keep
Line Going if 1t Gets Con-
troll, Say Officials.

Conferences are under way looking
to the purchase of the Montgomery
Bus Line. between here and Rockville,
Md. by the Washington Railway &
Electric Co.
While the negotiations are as yet in
their early stage, 1t was said at the
washington Railway g. Electric Offices
today that its officials hope to effect
settlement. Traction officials explained
that the bus service would be amplihed
and a possible arrangement made for
transfers to the lines of the Washing
ton Railway a. Electric Co. in the city.
win Keep Rail Line.
At the same time, it was emphasized,
there is not the slightest intention OF
the GEORGETOWN Rockville Railway being
abandoned in view of these negotia-
tions On the contrary. 1t was pointed
out, the company will improve the road
bed and renovate the cars, besides max
ing needed road improvements along
the route.
The Georgetown Rockville traction
line has been carried along as burden
upon the company for q years, 1t was
explained. and, as pointed out al the
recent merger hearings before the Pub
lie Utilities Commission, there Is no IN
tention 10 discontinue IT. Whether the
bus line is acquired or not, officials ex-
planned. there will also be no diminish
ing of service on the traction line, which
follows a different route into the city
With the rapid development OF the
section trayersed by the Rockville line
officials believe that in time 1t will be-
gin to show a profit
Owned by Citizens.
On April 10 the Montgomery bus line
obtained from the Maryland Public
Service Commission intra-State rights
whereby 1t can pick UP passengers at
any point along its route. Being a
competitor. the W. r. 81 e. Co. OPP
posed the request.
The bus line is owned and controlled
entirely by citizens Of Rockville. Its
president Is Robert Hilton, president Of
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank in
that city II was started some years
ago when outside "jitney" interests be-
gan operating. Four tusses are now
operating, making l3 round trips a
day, The Rockville busses enter the
city via Massachusetts, avenue and run
TO the bus terminal at Ninth and Z
streets.
The w. r. 81 E. Co recently took over
the privately owned bus route 10 Chev-
eriy, Md. and is now putting on an
improved service 10 that suburban COM
munity. using the same terminal
Evening star., 1928-04-25
SNOW DELAYS BREMEN.
Transatlantic Craft Ready for Hop 10
New York.

Transatlantic Craft Ready for Hop TO
New York.
LAKE STE. AGNES. April 25 GP).--A
SnoWstorm on the route from Greenly
Island today held the transatlantic
nonoplane Bremen on the ice of Belle
Isle Straits. repaired and fueled, ready
for a resumption of it's flight to New
York.
The district within a radius OF 100
miles of Lake Ste. Agnes was in the
grip Of a storm of Midwinter intensity.
Two flyers with Paramount News-As-
sociated Press photographs. who made
nonstop flight from the island TO
the airport here yesterday, said that
when they left the Bremen she was
all ready for a take-of.
Weather at Island Good
They reported good weather at the
island and for some distance along the
route, but it was believed the Bremen S
crew had received word of the storm
here and had postponed it's take-off
until more favorable conditions pre-
vailed.
william Winston and Harry Cuth-
bertson the two flyers. said the bent
propeller of the Bremen had been
Strengthened by Ernest KOeppen, the
Junkers mechanic, who flew in on the
Ford relief plane 1t was decided to
use it instead OF the one taken in be-
cause 1t had been built especially for the
Evening star., 1928-04-25
HlT-RUN VICTIM FOUND.

Picked up unconscious in the street
near his home late last night. George
BROOKS. colored, SO years old, 140 .
street southeast, was taken TO Casualty
Hospital and found to be seriously in
jured. He Is thought to have been
struck by "hit-and-run" driver.
George Griggs. 81 years old. 1925
Third street southwest. suffered q pos
sible fracture Of the skull and lacera =
tions TO the face and jaw when struck
last might near Four-and-a-Half and
o stfeets by a Washington Railway &C.
Electric Co. street car. operated bv Mo-
tOrman Norman Hudson Griggs was
taken to Emergency Hospital. His con-
dition Is pronounced serious
Evening star., 1928-04-25
Once Obscure Mechanic.

once insecure mcCn1nIC-
Floyd Bennett, born in Warrensburg,
N Y, in 1890. was for the first 35 years
of his life an obscure figure whose po-
tentialities awaited only the moment OF
opportunity for development
That moment came in 1925 when
Comdr. Richard E. Byrd was given the
pick Of the whole Navy from which TO
choose mechanics for his Greenland eX-
pedition with Donald Macmillan.
Byrd discovered" Bennett, a virtual
ly unknown aviation mechanic. aboard
n man-of-war. Navy grease ball. =
indistinguishable from his fellows un-
der the smear of oil that was the garb
of his profession. He was not even
especially well known on his own snip.
But once he had his chance" BYRD
writes in his recently published book,
"Skvward." he showed he was good
pilot and one of the finest practical
men in the Navy for handling an air.
planes temperamental mechanisms.
And above that he was real man,
fearless and true--one in million
Became Fast Friends.
From the moment that Byrds keen
ewes penetrated the film of grease coat
ing the grubby mechanic and found
man the two were inSeparable. To
think of Byrd was to think of Bennett,
and vice versa and therefore much OF
the material that throws light on the
sort OF person Bennett really vas must
Of necessity come from Byrd.
Together Bennett and Byrd endured
the hardships OF Greenland and to-
gether a year later, they flew over the
North Pole.
Bennett" said Byrd after that flight,
"is a man of the greatest energy. en-
durance and skill both as n navigator
and as a mechanic. ! would not like
to be in the Arctic without him and
would take him before any other man
In the world"
AS soon as the Pole had been crossed
Byrd told Bennett that an aerial cross
ing Of the Atlantic was his next aim
and Bennett asked to be laken along
We go together" said Byrd. but it
was not TO be
Evening star., 1928-04-25
POLICE COURT JUDGES
GET SALARY INCREASE
GeV Classification ~ Personnel
Es3yd Brings 14O0
Year M1Ie.

The -four judges of lue DlatIlct poIlce
CDQft have DaeH erautsc az iHefe4se
Cf E49g = yfar ~ o 3ra4H ~ tf4E aclsDIi
Gi the personnel classification DDatd ~
a,cyaucing u4tlI pDsltAygiA one grade
uuaef tt4e c.aaslhea tlpII act. sccDTclng
e. b Feyylt submitted ~ tflh LGlpia
soinrfs D2dsg ~ Auditor DaAiel J
EJDIog8U.
Al III ijle judges ezGeDt Gus A.
GcbVIol. tue Dfealdjng Judge have gsen
receiving ~ g90 yhsF Judge Schuidt
Ia8 received $500 addiflph8i Tor pre-
fdlug The I3cTesss viii it, retroactive
~ Apti
me Ders9nrG ciase3hfatl0a bGsrG
ffteo ~ aH aDpe8i II Jlqge laaae Il.
ys.W f0f higher slasslfcatD91 Although
tns judges ol he Municipal Court bud
fhe JgseBlle Co1ft were c.aAeipea ia
fke same gfaae ~ me Police CfgHt
.;y5R's tbe jaclea&e Ia Ad appiasDle
81 insm.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

chance came to go as chief pilot of
New York City's official relief plane to
aid the transatlantic Bremen. He had
a severe cold. but nothing could stand
In the way OF his intention to carry
aid to the men who had crossed the
ocean he himself had once hoped to fly.
On April l8 he and Balchen, who
also left a sick bed to go with the re-
lief party. flew to Detroit in one of
Comdr. Byrd's South Pole planes. They
were put to bed In the Ford Hospital.
but would not stay there. Friday they
took off in a Ford plane for Murray
Bay and made the 800 miles In about
nine hours. But Benefits cold devel-
oped into pneumonia, and after waiting
n day Balchen pushed on without him.
Bennett was taken by plane to Quebec
on Sunday, and his wife. herself suffer-
ing from a severe attack Of tonSilitis.
went there to be with him. Comdr.
Byrd Cancelled all his engagements and
joined the Bennetts at the hospital.
Evening star., 1928-04-25
Narcotic Farm Bill Indorsed.

The Porter bill providing for the
establishment OF two United States
narcotic farm institutions for the cure
of narcotic addicts was Endorsed last
night by the public health committee
of the Board of Trade and DR. d. Percy
Hickling. chairman of the committee
was delegated TO attend public hearings
on the measure, to be held Thursday
Friday and Saturday this week. Rep
resentative Porter. father of the bill
has invited the Board OF Trade TO have
representative at the hearings.
Evening star., 1928-04-25
FLYERS WIVES SEND
GREETING BY RADIO
BY tho Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April 25,-The New
York American today publishes radio
gram of greeting from the wives of Maj.
James Fitzmaurice and Capt. Hermann
Koehl of the crew of the monoplane
Bremen, who are en- route to this coun-
try TO meet their husbands.
The radiogram follows;
IS. S. Dresden, via radio to Chatham,
Mass.
We are looking forward with keen
delight to our visit to the United States
of America and are counting the hours
until We meet our beloved ones in that
wonderful country that gave so much
credit TO the achievement of our hus-
bands.
'Eldride Koehl. Violet Fitzmaurice
and daughter Patricia"
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Bremen and was better suited to the
plane.
The first order of business when the
relief plane landed was a big chicken
dinner for the entire party. The in
gradients had been taken in by Maj.
James Fitzmaurice of the Bremen crew
and Bernt Balchen, pilot Of the relief
plane.
After the meal the work Of repair
ing the Bremen was begun. The pro-
peller was Strengthened and replaced
on the shaft. the damaged undercar-
riage replaced by the new one and the
nlane fIleled
Evening star., 1928-04-25
Taken to New Runway.

The Bremen then was taken down
from the island to the ice Of the
straits on the special runway natives
had constructed under the direction of
DR.. Louis Cuisinier. who with a me-
chanic had flown TO Greenly Island
with Duke" Schiller, Canadian pilot,
in the first relief plane.
At 3 am. yesterday the work on the
plane was resumed. the engine being
heated. the radiator filled with hot
Evening star., 1928-04-25

water and everything put in readiness
for the takeoff.
Capt. Hermann Koehl and Baron
Gunther von Huenefeld, the German
members Of the Bremen crew. were
confident the engine was in good shape
and the plane airWorthy.