The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-06

l
 every 21 in thln country nt thif
 season of thr y"nr.
 After T long sleep yesterday. th, | flyers visited lnst night with Tn. strange assortment of humans who | had hnffird into inc village from all points of Inc barren nOtthlnnd | for the celebration.
 Mrs LindbcrRh showed especial | Interest In the round faced, chubby l Eskimo children. som" of which
 iro,tcd about hi Inc heels of ihr | flyers and others of whom rode on | the backs of their mothers. Hhr 1 had received word since Irnviap
 on ihe tour To thc Orient that her own baby. Charles, Jr wnn well
 and happy nt ih" estate of her par
 en's bh"E in Maine,
 The Linhb"tKhs found little o"- "rhlDn to V"ntrr" out into he yil- lag" from ih" fr"sbyi"rlan maasc where they were quDri"rrd. The n"xt scheduled fight of Inc couple, thni To Point EarroW, stretched over great fields of lee. n strip Of country hs dcHolnir hs that over which they passed in cnmin. from I3nif"r Lake.
 biH'FHHhu IHkju, tIcv"lnnd. Aug. GrJ tn- | h"rnIded by publicity. Parker 'rhmef. who tWi"" attempted tr | blaze II new nitmnil trail from
 American To Europe by wny of | Northern fhnnh1 and Greenland
 only To meet disaster. WnE reported today ip hay" completed tWo-thirdn
 of Il new "mYHtrty venture" which already has carried hiu from De trpli tu AuRm0KrnliE, Gi""nlnnd trhu"r look off from Detroit | July 2,. according To officials ,f ihr trans American AiriircH, Inc. ! Hp Hhnrun"eu"nh of hie dctlinn | lion Whs mnd". lie landed y"ficf day afternoon, it Wne reported. nt l nRuaHhIik, Greenland, md from ih"tr l." lnt"udr To fly 10 It"Ykj1 l ylb. Iceland
 IthHn American hitllnor. Hpou-
 Futa for v" venture. admitted 'us l dnY that tTain"r was eHdrnVofinN ip establish safe route for mall and pnna' nP"fF i0 Copenhagen and | London lie is n"cpnpn by l bIIY"r l.. Inqucit" 4 Canadian 1 RrY"rufuruI operator.
 tInuItr.t previous attempts tp ! bat a northern Toui" 10 Europe | ~cfr mhd" lu lJ2h nud 1929. Tn ' I3Ih With Ecu linrkell. h" at- l tempted 5j 1Y fton Nockport. IT, | ir it'andiuHYia. btn was forced drnn lr Ero"ulnnd. and for two ! Wrrh# dlsapD"nted from view Whil" r'"' 'u" r"nt' he'd for hiia
 In it23 h" War Il member of the l ere" "f Ihr "EHIln' Bowler" which ! ]. '9,ao failed in Il projected nRht ] from Illinpir ip Soiihern Europe. i I'nng born II"rnJon ] 1"ki". Japan, Aug GltJ - 1 I'll" American flyers. Clyde r.,
 PhnRh"tu and Hugh imudsi, jr.
 lHHd"d on JnpHueEo apil ipdny on ! ih"ir way rt"m Khnbnrrysk, Hibcr- ib. tp Tntio ln siau Il non stoi, | flight h"i"ss lh" I6"i1o To Seattle. | They touched ht iinnrdn hi b 5O | D. III. fa 10 h m EBTJ. ban pro
 ceHhed almost Immediately to | Ta"biknWa Aifppr outside Jokip.
 Amy is Through. Tokip, Japan, Aug ( tjiJ ,-- Miss Amy Johnson. British nyor.
 ended her long London -tp rokiD | flight today
 She brought her tlhy i,iss Moth plane 10 ehffh ht Dtl1 r. m, e, ] (
 n. m. E.H,TJ, hfiar T. swift nRht during Inc dBy ffpr Seoul Kofcn. Scottish Flyer. London. Aug. ga4GJp) J. A
 M0llison, youthful Scottish flyer.
 landed today 6t prvsnsey Bay from Le BDnrRet nirdroi1e 6i 2:3D
 p. m. breaking ibs Australia slo-
 England light fheord by more ihnn
 Il d1y,
 The previous record, held by c
 W, 4. Scott. was 70 days, 23 hours,
 M01lison intended tO proceed t0 JympBs, as soon 6s possible, and 10 % from there e Gf0vd0B.