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ID. c. IS INVOLVED
:. IN S42,5)O SUIT
Difficulties in Finding Home
for House of Detention
Are Revived.

The difficulties experienced By the
District authorities in 1923 in finding
a suitable home for the House of De-
tention and Woman's Bureau were re-
vived today with the filing Of suit
for $42, 500 against the District of CO.
lumbia by Bion b. Libby, IS trustee
in bankruptcy of Samuel J. Solomon.
The bankrupt, the court is told, had q
contract with the District for the rental
Of premises 40 and AZ d street south
west as q temporary home for these
activities and for the erection Of per-
manent House of Detention at Eighth
and G streets southwest.
Because OF the alleged default In these
two contracts, the trustee In bank
ruptcy. through Attorneys Whiteford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-18
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO

ALBERTvMLE, Ala, August IL W.
Two persons we're killed and . third
perhaps fatally injured ct Canaan, 10
miles east Of here yesterday when
lightning struck an automobile occupied
by the trio.
THE dead are Miss Lola Painter, ~,
and Arless Harris, 10. Miss Nellie
Bush, 80, third occupant Of the car,
waa brought TO hospital here In o
critical cofidition.
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PARTISAN EXPEDITION
MUST LEAVE GREENLAND
Danes Decree ousting of Scientists
Who Landed Despite Gov
ernment's Prohibition.

BY the Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN, August 18.-The
scientific expedition financed by lie
Journal of Paris must leave Scoresby
Sound Greenland, the Danish govern
ment decided yesterday.
The expedition, headed by DR..
Downbroya, landed on the sound despite
the governments prohibition, and orders
have been forwarded to the authorities
there to GUST the explorers. The gov
eminent objects to the expeditions
presence, it was said, because on
previous visits to Angmasalik and East
Greenland, DR.. Downbroya failed to
comply with conditions laid down by the
authorities.
The expedition left Berg~ in July
in the Norwegian whaler Crane. The
inspection ship, Godthaab, will be in
Scoresby Sound presently to enforce the
governments orders.
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Farmer Shot to Death.

MOUNT AIRY, N. G., August 10 Up.
Spencer B. Simpson, 22-year-old
farmer, was shot to death yesterday
at the store of Jess Moser, whom police
ordered held in the Surry County jail
without bond. The shooting is said to
have followed an argument between the
two over the charge of purchases made
at the store.
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already been entered in the Thompson
race, regarded by aviation manufac-
turers as laboratory for new designs.
The Army, Navy and Marine Corps
will be represented along with the cit
henry. European nations have entered
some of their best flyers, including
Marcel Doret of France, Marshal Pietro
Colombo of Italy, Capt. Frederick
Lohse of Germany and Leuts. r. r,
1. r. Atcherly and George r. Armour Of
England
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Russ Celebrate in Camp.

Citizens of Russia we're put through
strenuous drill and military marleu-
vers at the training camp held ct Mos
sary of the Communist revolution. En-
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MANY FOREIGNERS ENTERED.
aIoO 400 in Prizes Offered in Various
Races in Chicago Event.

CHICAGO, AuBuSI 10 IAi' -,
olyrnpiad Of the air brings the wings
ri the NATION to Chicago this week.
THE tenth annual National Air Races
OMEN SATURDAY. at the Curtiss GlenvleW
Airport, drawing together the top-hole
flyers of America and invaders Irorn
England, France, Italy and Germany.
Only two men, John Livingston,
Aurora, Ill, and W. @. Moore, Kansas
City, are entered in the Southern DERBY
to start from BROWNSVILLE, Tex, tonior-
row. The finish is scheduled for Satur-
day and the prize money is $4,000.
Two Atlantic Derbies.
TWO more are entered in the mems
Atlantic Derby for 200 horsepower
planes to start from Miami, Fla,
wednesday. The two, racing for $4,000
winnings, are Arthur J. Davis. East
Lansing, Mich, and Arthur w. kllllps,
la Grange, Ill. The finish Is set for
Saturday.
The mems Atlantic Derby for 100
horsepower planes will start from Hart
ford, Conn, August 81, finishing August
"a. The entrants in the 81 500 COM
petition are: Charles E. Meyers. Cleve-
land; Verne Roberts, Moline, H.; j..
Wesley Smith, Philadelphia; Henry A.
Little, jr., Philadelphia; Leslie Bowman,
Hampstead, N. Y, and Eddie Schneider,
Jersey City.
No approved entries had been received
today for the mems $1,000 Pacific Derby,
set for start in Seattle, wash,
August 81.
The women's Dixie Derby, to start
from Washington Friday, ending August
IS, has drawn six entrants: Phoebe
Fairgrave Omlie, Memphis; Vera Dawn
walker, Los Angeles; Laura ingalls,, st.
Louis; Martie Bowman, Hampstead,
N. Y: Nancy Hopkins, Garden City,
N. Y and M : Haizlip, Kansas City.
The winnings are $4,000.
Five in Nonstop Race.
Lee Schoenhair, Akron, Ohio; Wiley
Post, Oklahoma City; William S. Brock,
Detroit; Roscoe Turner, Los Angeles
and another whose application is
awaited, are entered in the $4,000 non
stop race from Los Angeles scheduled
TO start August 81, ending the same
day at Glenview.
The prize money for the races ex-
ceeds 100000 and chief among the
speed events is the Thompson Trophy
race, open to all types of ships.
A number of mystery ships have
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04

vop, synom Svatopluka. Dnes ma
13S, 900 obyvatel 'ov. Rozklada sa
pri Dunaji v malebnom kraji pod
pahorkami Malych Karpatov, W.
sadenych ma 1bociach vinicami.
Poloha pre- obchod je vyborna.
Bratislava je najdolezitejsim pri-
stavom republiky. Tu sa s1stred-
Guje obchod a priemysel Sloven-
ska.
Bliziac sa k mestu, uputaju ma
su pozornost' sr1caniny stareho
hradu kral 'ovskeho, lebo Brati-
slava byvala sidlom panovnickym.
Cesky kral Ottokar II. slavil tn
snatok S Kunhutou, dcerou kra-
Ia uhorskeho.
Kostoly: Korunovacny goticky
dom sv. Martina z 13. storocia. -
Frantiskansky kostol S krasnou
vezou gotickou. - Jezuitsky a
kapucinsky kostol a kostol Najsv.
Trojice sti vel mi pekne a cenne
po stranke stavitePskeho umenia.
Pamatne budovy: Budova kra-
jinskej spravy, vojenskeho veil
tel'stva, Narodne Divadlo, Zeme-
del 1ske Muzem, vysokoskolske in
ternaty, Svoradov.
Jan Postenyi,
spravca Spolku sv. Vojtecha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
-
ZPRAvY z LEvocE.

Zastupitelstvo mesta Levoce v
poslednom zasadnuti odhlasovalo
pre- hasicsky sbor $4,000 Kcs a
pre- univerzitu Komenskeho' 200O
Kcs podpory tym, re to m6ze
dostat' len levocsky vysokosko-
lax. Ma opravu kostola sv. Jaku-
ba da mesto toho roku 135, 900
Kcs. Narodne divadlo ma kazde
predstayenie dostane 300 Kcs. Ma
polievanie ulic mesto zakupi kro-
place auto "a 10000 Kos. Ma wy
pracovanie regulacneho planu me-
sta predbezne bolo venovanych
10000 Kcs. Mesto prevedie vo
vlastnej rezii opravy Levocskych
k1pel'o 'ov. Ma rok 1880 bude vybe-
rama len 50-proc. obecna prlraz-
ka. Prirazky sd nizsie, ako boly
minuleho roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
PRAZENICA 20 IA. VAJEC A
81 KRAJCOV CHLEBA MA
RANAJKY.

Nesmieme 81 domyspat', ze vel
XII pazravci zili len V davnej do
be. Primnoho l'udi sa objeda al
teraz, a je to ciel'om ich napravy
re vyrabatelia Lucky Strikes a.
gitujd teraz "a miernost' v jede-
nj, pitt a fajceni.
Ked' ste lakani k prejedeniu,
hovoria, ked' vase oci s1 vacsie
ako vas zal1dok, siahnite miesto
toho ma Lucky.
Tu je dosvedcenie jednoho adj
vokata a priatel'a APPETITE jeho
klienta, ktory MIN rama koval
v Child's restaurants roku 1911,
ako bolo nedavno uverejnene V
N. Y. Sun.
Jeho prva objednavka bola pra-
zenica 20 strnastich vajec, S kto-
rou dostal q krajcov chleba. Po-
tom 81 objednal pat malych ste
kov, pat salok kavy pat k1s-
kov jablcneho paju.
Ably sa presvedcil dokonale o
tejto pazravosti, advokatov pria-
tel vypytoval sa obsluhovacky
toho klienta V dobre-znamom re-
staurante IA "a. ulici New Yor-
ku, ktora no obsluhovala riadne
pri ranajkach.
Nebolo ziadnej pochybnosti o
APPETITE toho cloveka. "Akonahle
no vidim otvorit' dvere ma restau-
rante rano," odpovedala obsluho-
vacka, "zavolam kucharke: u,
prazte tucet!
Take objedavanie presila zazi.
vacie dstroje, odbera krv telu do
zal1dka, ably pomahala prepraco.
vanym organom V praci. Telo sje
stroj S normalnou kapacitou pre-
pracu. Prepinat' ktorykol've
stroj znamena presilit' no.
Preto vyrabatelia Lucky Strikes
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
PAMxTNOsTI A KRASY MAS
Ho sLoVENSKA.
Do laskavej pozornosti deastni-
kom Jubilejnej Vypravy Svato-
vojtesskej.
KreYnnica.

Stare slovenske banicke mesto
bohate ma rudy zlata, striebra q
medi. Tu je cd davna statna min.
covna, v ktorej sa kedysi razily
chyrne kremnicke dukaty.
Miesta osl&v 6O-rocneho trvanis
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
JUBILEJNA NADACIA PRE-
SLOW. VEDECKY DORAST.

Jubilejna zakladina, ktor1 "a,
lozilo krajinske zastupitePstvo g.
marca ma uctenie pamiatky 80
narodenin prezidenta T. G. Masa.
ryka, je urcena pre- vedeckyy do.
rast vysokych skol ma Slovensku,
V nayrhu krajinskeho vyboru sa
hovori, ze lroky 20 zakladiny
100000 Kcs, t. j. 25,00O-3O,00O
Kcs rocne majd sa udel 'ovat
mladym vedeckym pracovnikom,
ktori dosiahli diplomu doktorske-
no ma niektorej vysokej skole ma
Slovensku chc1 sa venovat' We
deckemu povolaniu, teda predo-
vsetkym docentom a asLstentom
vysokych skol ich 1stavov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
70 starej vlasti
,Zpravy prebrans krajovtch
casopisov.)
POL DEDLNY ZNICENE
oHNoM.

V malej dedinke Stankoviany
pri Ruzomberku, vypukol istom
gazdovstve ohen, ktory nasled-
kom vel 'keho vetru sa rychle roz-
siril ma, druhe drevene stavania,
take "a kratko bolo pol dedinky
v jednom plameni. Ma miesto po-
ziaru sisli sa hasici celeho oko-
liza, ich usilovna praca bola vsak
zt'azovana tym, ze Dol nedosta-
tok vody,. Poziarom sposobena
skoda je vel'ka len z eiastky je
kryta poistenim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
SIBERIA MA MUZEUM C1Nl
WISE DIVA MIILONY.

Sbierka ma Slovenske narodne
muzeum v Turc. Sv. MARITIME do
siahla l. marca 2,274, 900 Kcs, kto-
ra je pre- Slovensko vel 'kym L.
spechom. Sbiera sa ale d'alej. O.
krem toho s1 uz zaplatene staveb-
ne pozemky a vydaje, spojene S
vypisanim sut'aze ma navrhy. Sta
vat sa zacne hned' s prichodom
jarneho pocasia. Muzejne sbierky,
zalozene " roku 1893 obsahuj1
odbory historicky, prirodovede.
cky a narodohospodarsky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
PROTIEMIGRACNA AKCIA MA
SLOVENSKU.

v ministerstve socialnej pecli-
vosti konala sd porada akcii
proti neprirodzenemu vyst 'ahova-
lectvu. Bude sriadene poradne L.
stredie pre- vyst 'ahovalcov, ktore
bude mat informovanych dover
nikov (ucitelia, knazi, soc. pra-
covnfci atd'.). Ustredie bude sa
starat', aby nezamestnani boil
predovsetkym umiestneni do.
macich podnikoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
sLoVENsKA HUDBA v PRAHE

Ma pocest' narodenin preziden-
ia republiky ,usporiadala Ceska
filharmonia 9. marca v Smetano-
vej sieni Obecneho domu prazske-
no koncert slovenskych skladate-
l'ov S tymto programom j. L
Bella: Tri prcdohry k opere 9'Ko.
vac Wieland'' a ''Credo"; NJ
Moyzes: Scherzo A. Moyzes
Synfonia D.dur.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
NOVA SKOI.A v BRATIsLAVE

Slovenska skola hospodarskych
remesiel bude, podPa uistenia mi
nistra skolstva dra Derera, sria-
dena v Bratislave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04

konajl dobrn sluzbu, ked' HASA
ia miernost' v jedeni, pitt faj-
cent. .Lebo miernost' je kl'deom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04

k zdraviu. "Siahnite "a Lucky,
miesto toho," hovoria, "ked' ste
lakani k prejedeniu.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04

| meul. u Jc Uu udNud StdtIld HILL
covna, ktorej sa kedysi razily
chyrne kremnicke dukaty.
Miesta oslav 60-rocneho trvania
spolku sv. vojtecha.
PodPa programu:
Praha. Ueastnfci nasej vypravy
budd uvitani v Prahe, kde bude-
me diva dni, aby sme 81 pozreli
pamatne miesta Cesko-Slovenskej
republiky.
Praha svojou polohou patri me-
| dzi najkrajsie miesta Europy.
Kostoly: Chram sv. Vita ka-
plnkou sv. Vaclava, S pozostatka-
mi sv. Vojtecha, s nahrobkom sv.
Jana Nepomuckeho, kral 'ov-
| skou hrobkou, S nahrobkom sv.
! Vita, atd'., starobyly chram sv.
Juraja s hrobkou sv. L'udmily.
Tynsky chram Panny Marie.
Chram sv. Mikulasa. Kostol kapu-
cinov Loretanskou kaplnkou.
Pamatne budovy: Hrad S kra-
lovskym mauzoleumom a prize
strannymi sienami, Narodne Di-
vadlo, parliament, mestska radni-
ca, obecny dom, Strahov, muze-
UNI.
Trnava. Uz VII. storoci spo-
nina sa pod menom Trina. Tedy
parti medzi naiStarsie mesta Slo-
venska. Mesto bolo mtrom ohra-
dene uz r. 1900 dostalo vysadu
slobodneho kral 'ovskeho mesta.
V XIV. storoci bolo vyplienene
husitmi. V II. Is. storocl bolo
kult1rnym strediskom byvaleho
Uhorska. Tu bola univerzita. Cd
tial' TO sa viedlo spravovanie kat.
Cirkvi, boj proti reformacii. Ma
vePa kostolov a preto sd menuJe
al Malym Rimom slovenskym.
Tieto kostoly sii z umeleckeho O.
hl'adu cennymi historickymi pa
miatkami Slovenska. Roku 1912.
tn bolo zalozene Slovenske Ucene
Tovarysstvo a roku 1870 tn Dol
zalozeny sriadeny a tu ma po-
dnes sldlo Spolok sv. Vojtecha.
Dnes ma Trnava $4,000 obyvate-
l'ov.
Kostoly: Kapitulsky chram:
boil stavany okolo r. 1880. Invalid
sky kostol: bol stavany r. 1929 a
je dnes najkrajsou barokovou
stavbou Slovenska. Jezuitsky ko-
stol: boil stavany okolo r. 1719. -
Frantiskansky kostol: bol stava-
ny r. 1888. - Paulinsky kostol: {:
T.. 1851. boil prevzaty cd kalvlnov.
- Kostol Klarisiek: bol stavany
| okolo r. 1910 a kostol sv. Heleny
r. 1888.
Pamatne budovy: Seminar, BY
| vala univerzita, mestsky dom,
mestske divadlo, Spolok sv. Vol
techa.
Satin: V starych listinach r.
| 124s sa spomina uz ako sidlo hlav
neho dekanatu. Roku 1894 bol
pevnym hradom, pomenovanym
cd sasiny, lebo injury hradne boly
obkP1cene riekou Myjavou a ja-
zemi, v ktorych rastla sasina. Cd
1864 je vel'kym putnickym mie-
stom, na ktorom sa zbozny l'ud
slovensky shromazd'uje okolo svo
jej patr6nky, Sedembolestnej P
Marie. Terajsf chram, ktory bu'
dovali paulini, bol vysvateny Is
augusta 1774. Cenny je al pc
stranke umeleckej. Co do rozsiah'
losti, patri medzi najvacsie kosto
ly republiky Cesko-slovenskej q
| je krasnou tvorbou barokoveht
umenia. Tento chram rocne ma
vstevuje vyse 10000 pdtnikov,
to nielen 20 Slovenska, ale al x
s1sednej Moray, Madarska
Rakska. Mestecko ma do 5000 0
byvatel 'ov. Sastin je nam Slova
kom katolikom to, co Francuzon
Lourdes, Nemcom Mariaeell, Pc
lliakom Czenstochowa, Cechon
Stara Boleslava, Moravanom SH
Hostin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-20
|SUN-bLlNDED BOY
STRUCK BY CAR
Ashley Lad injured in Face
Jaws and Shoulder When
He Runs Into Auto

Raymond Diets. ., Ashley. Is in Z
local hospital with . crushed face,
injuries Of the jaws and left Shout
der ana : broken cheekbone, - the
result Of being struck BY the car od
Mrs.. Max Wishek, while On his way
home rom schoS-l Friday evening.
The boy Wa picked up By Mrs.
Wishek and her husband. After see-
ing that the Lad had first aid ct ASH
ley. they brought him to : bismarck
hospital
The father Of the boy. County Audi
tor g. "A. Bietx, was serving on the
federal grand jury 1T Grand Forks
On recsiytng word Of the accident
he hurried here. leaving Grand Forks
at midnight and arriving ct y q. N
He lost two hours On the way while
waiting Tor gasoline 1T 4 Tower City
filling station. Mrk Bietz was with
the injured boy In the hospital.
The accident was due to the sun
binding the boy. He and some school,
mates were chasing each other as they
ran home and Raymond ran tull into
the front of Mrs. Wishek,s car. He
WIS hurled to the side 1t the road. hiz
face battered partly By the car and
partly by contact With the roadway,
hts f9&h91 beltovok
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-20
|MORk'S Mind SOUND
SAYS DR., BRANDES
Medical Examiner Reports to
District Court on Study Of
Stsphan's Slayer

Lawrence Mork, slayer of Henry G..
Stephan near Sterling Monday, Is Of
sound mind, according to DR.. Henry
A.. Brandes, who examined the man
at the direction Of district court.
d.. Brandes says, in concluding q
report to Judge Fred J~ansonius Of the
district court:
1T Is my opinion, after going care
fully into the mans history and from
the findings given above. that Law
renee Mork has been, and Is at pres
ent, Of sound mind"
Dr.. Brandes sets out the mans his
tory in the report. Mork was born In
Barnes county. His father died In the
state hospital at jamestown. The son
left school without finishing the sew
enth grade. He has been married
twice. The first wife died in 1918. He
carried the second In February, 1922.
They have six children, ranging from
3 years down to 6 months. All are
normal, Mork told DR.. Brandes, ex-
cept the second, who Is subject to
spells at times.
The doctor describes Mork as Of
small stature, healthy appearance.
blood pressure 1t7.75. His mentality Is
average, says the report.
The next step now win Be for the
district court to set . date for trial,
unless Mork decides to make . def
mite plea OF guilty to first degree
murder.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-20
TWO MEN IN
MURDER OF WOMEN
Wilderness Is Secured After
Bodies Are Found Near
Mountain Iron, MINI.

Virginia, MIMI, Sept. 20.-ReTvc
mel were sought today in the cities.
towns and wilderness OF northern
Minnesota after the bodies OF two
women, shot to death, had been found
near Mountain Iron late yesterday.
One Of the men was Victor Ket-
tunen, while the name of the other
va not learned. Search for them
started after the bodies of Mrs. John
Ahlgren, 43. and Mrs. Mabel Hoey, 81,
both Of Virginia, had been found.
Kettunen alone was sought at first.
but the search was wtdened after q
gasoline station attendant here said
he saw another man In Kettunen's
car when 1t stopped at his station.
The attendant said he knew Kettunen
and was certain Of the identity.
Kettunen called at the Anigren
home Thursday evening to take Mrs.
Ahlgren for an automobile ride. Mrs.
Hoey was at the house and was asked
to go along by Mrs. Ahlgren. who
feared Kettunen.
She had told friends that Kettunen
had threatened to kill her because
she planned to end her friendship
with the man.
The advised her to notify police aud
she had intended to do 50. Police be-
lieve the motive for the Staying was
the determination Of Mrs. Ahlgren TO
spurn his attentions.
Mrs. Ahlgren and her husband. who
is q baker at Ironwood. Mich. had
not lived together for several years.
They have four children. Mrx. Hoey
was a widow, and Is survived BY two
children. Kettunen was . widoWer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-20

ST. Louis Practically Cinches Championship
FADED, FRAGILE PAGES TELL
ARCTIC AILOONISTS' STORY
Old Documents Show Andres
and Companions Were
Hopeful to the Last

Stockholm. Sept. 90. (AP)-
Frozen faded pages, so fragile now
after 80 years that to turn them has
been almost to destroy them. have
told the story Of the last days Of Au-
guest Salamon Andree, Swedish ex-
plorer, and his two companions, who
in 1897 tried to fly over the north
pole in q balloon.
The pages are those Of Andree's
diary, part of which he wrapped IN
an old Jersey and placed beneath his
arctic shirt next to his body before
he lay down to die on the ice OF
White Island late in 1897. Thus
preserved, they were found by Dr..
Gunnar Horn and others OF . Nor
wegian artic expedition last month
with Andree's remains and other
relics Of the balloon expedition, and
were brought back here for minute
examination and publication.
Some phases of the disaster which
overlook Andree and his two COM
panions the pages do not make clear,
and they may remain forever . mys-
terry, but a remarkably clear and full
0CCUuut 10 klvVu Vi VoIt VI tl1S OOA
loon voyage which led up to the long
trek back toward land and . final
eliminating disaster which doomed
them to death In Hvitoven, aA White
Island is known.
The diary records the start Of the
balloon from Danes Island, Spitx-
bergen on July II, 1897, with fav.
orablo auspices for . successful
flight over the north pole toward
land on the opposite hemisphere,
where they hoped TO come down safe
~. much % did the dirigible Norge
nearly 80 years later.
Pursued BY Misfortune
But almost from the start, mis-
fortune pursued them. The balloons
gas bag leaked. and the balloon and
its appurtsunpcea became weighted
down with ice and hoar frost. Il
lost its buoyancy and ct time bumped
along the ice. At z p. M, on the
third day out. there was q fire in the
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-20
Two Giant Motors Designed to
Drive Racing Automobile
at 30o-Mne Pace
Associated Press Photo

Hollywood. Calit. Sept. 2o.-R-
experiment in automobile
speed, undertaken In the hope OF
breaking the worlds record Of 23l SO
miles an hour Is in the making here,
with two giant motors, designed to
send a racing car 300 miles an hour.
awaiting construction Of a chassis.
The power plants, 24-cylinder
Harry A.. Miller specials. represent
the plans of two racing drivers OF
national renown. Harlan Fengler and
Peter de Paolo, who hope to break the
late Major, H. o. Segrave's mark.
Fengler and De Paolo will make their
attempt on the sands at Daytona
Beach, Fla, next February.
Each motor is capable Of general
ing 100 horsepower. One will drive
the rear wheels and the other the
front pair. putting the most power
full racing car ever constructed on the
Florida ,seashore course. It will be
more than twice as powerful a. the
craft which shot to q record with
Major Segrave at the wheel.