Copenhagen, Aug. 23, The Danish Government, has received a telegram from Landsforged, in the south of Greenland, stating that the aeroplane ford," piloted by Bet Parker Cramer, was sighted at 10.30 on the morning of the 19th near Fiskenasret, on the south-east coast: of Greenland, flying south-south~ east, then east, On receipt of this nows 9 local motor-boat started immediately tu search for the aeroplane—Reutér. New York, Aug. 24, Amateur wireless operators at: Toledo and Chicago announce that: they were in direct communication with Bert Hassell and Parker [Cramer last night, According to the. Toledo amateur, the missing airmen: said they were safe and well but were: stranded on a small island 100 miles. north of Newfoundland and needed: assistance badly, Later, The Toledo amateur claims to have: exchanged messages with the avia~ tors for 10 minutes on a wave-length of 42 metres, although Haszell's set. has only a wave-length of 82.8 The: airmen, he says, asked that help ber rushed to them (These differences in wave-length: would be explained by the airmen's. using a different acvial.)
The messages from the aviators: were later jumbled, but this pass lage was distinctly heard—". bern cause we have not had any deer meat since yesterday. "please The Chicago amateur reports that: he picked up a message stating that. the aeroplane was forced down early fon August 19 as a result of enginer trouble—Reuter,
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