Evening star., 1928-04-18

NewsnsreT Aiaanee.
Special psNatch 10 The star ard the North
American Newspaper Alliance.
MURRAY BAY, Quebec, April ls,-
Greenly Island. icebound rock in
Straits of Belle Isle. has evidently
neither capon nor cooks. and The
mouths of Baron Won EUenefeld and
Capt koehl are watering for deli
eateSSe'l, having Urec Of frozen fish as
staple
In radio message from The island
received by Robert Cannon, managing
director Of the Canadian TyanScont-
mental AivwayS. ltd. whose plane.
commissioned by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. reached them last
Sunday. came this postscript TO a list
cf S0sye parts sought TO repair the
Bremen,
Add chicken, prepared if possible +"
Weman Plans Trip,
The message was sent by Dr. Louis
CrqllS.nier Of the AirwavS Sta.f, the
gallant Frenchman who few to Green
IL Island with Duke" Schiller in the
Alliance plane. ard who is sharing the
exile Of his former German war enc
mics III an eadeavor 10 make their
plane flt for their interrupted fight TO
New YORK
But they may soon have good cook
Ing and a charming companion. Now
Mine. CuiS4nlcr Is determined 10 Join
her husband She hiss made up her
mind 10 lly back with Duke" Schiller
j. Duke" returns to Grecnly with re-
pair parts and equipment for the
Bremen
She wants to 90. She is determined
to 80. She Is an experienced flyer. un-
oaunted by an air trip along the frozen
ceSoiate shores Of the lower St. Law
renee. where a crash in al uninhabited
stretch might mean hardship. exposure
and even death
OF course, she IS interested primarily
IN her husband. as good wife should
be. but her hand Is 70 be given in
friendship 10 the Germans.
Recalls NungeSser and Coli.
''0o you not find the prospects Of
caring for former enlmles little
STRANGE" ! asked Nine Ctllsiniev.
Perhaps" and she shrugged. but
in my mind there was only the naemory
Of Nuneesser and Coli. my country
naen-" There was q trace Of tears in her
brown eyes. If they had landed at
Creenly Island I should have wished
them help
Nine. Cl,isinie- is the reverse Of the
Eapper type She is stlll Young. but
niA;ronly, with brown unbobbed hair
surrounding q face thst is nut brown
from exposure for like her two chill
onef. not even on the coldest DAYS does
Madame wear hat. tTamping around
the shores and stretches of this frozen
lake where her husband has butt q
hangar home Tor himself. his family
and his beloved alrplanes
For DIR CU.sinier loves airplanes He
has loved them ever since a. La BTielle
France He watched Bler1ot. one Of
tsse most famous of the early airnen.
work out the plans and planes which
led 20 hls being the first concuerov Of
t1e English Channel
Wanted to b. Workman.
Young cuis.nier vas os the baur-
Eee'3sia. bui he wanted 20 be a mechanic
o Workman. he T2nt-a 10 }o.n the
@ ceTa4legl ranks Of the men gho WORKED
w4ta their hau6s t1 the great Bregnuct
plaHt. That 1uxt the prA-a Of a family
vs1-Be E2eg for ire mos part had been
c@c.oTs The family reoelle5. They
sent t1s mechanically Inclined Louis 10
ts1e Paris Faculty % Me11cine He was
nearing tlle end Of MS studies there
v.sgn Ice var broke out
Bs joined the ranks 70 stem the
A@&As3# AksFSA A2A&A sA&2 S42&AlAEM tSS8-
fzg0 and vas sweeping across France
eneTny food that had inguife0 Bel
he served IN the infantry. artillery
sn1 Il the flying corps lie was 81 dill
fe-euf tines pilot, fighter and doc
ter. he was q the M retreat
an1 In she battle cf tas Mafae. WHICH
turned bark the Germans Pom Paris.
he was In one of the first ar sguzdrons
oTEsnizeo ~ his cid mentor. Bler4ot.