Fears for the safety of Col. and. Mrs, Lindbergh deepened here to-dri; fas hour after hour passed with no Mews of them. At three o'clock this morning, eastern daylight saving time, there was absolutely 19 news. There is neither radio nor telegraphic communication with Moose Factory and so there is a slight possibility that Col. and Mrs. [Lindbergh did land there but have rot communicated their position befeause of the failure of the radio eastarchers who. set out by cance [from Coral Rapids, 45 miles from Moose Factory, said that there has Met been the slightest news of Col. fand Mrs. Lindbergh since they passed Lake Expand, 275 miles north of Ottawa. At daylight large searching parties will be sent out {from points along the route the Lindberghs were to traverse—Un' Jed Press, Churchill, Canada, Aug. 2
Deep anxiety for the safety of Icolonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindlbergh passed to-day with the di Jeovery that while for nearly Fours the world had them listed jas missing they were flying schedule on the Canadian phase of their summer vacation flight {rom New York to Japan and China.
Tu their pontoon-equipped Lock. Moed-Sirius monoplane Colonel Mra, Lindbergh landed at Churchill stern standard time. is. 750 miles west of Moose tory, where Colonel and Mrs, Lit Ibergh landed at two o'clock Saturday' afternoon after a fight from JOttawa, Canada, which began 10.50 o'clock Saturday morning. ten o'clock on Saturday when, after having spen:
night at (Colonel and Mes.
Jott. for Churet Factory and Churchill are isolated points on the shores of Hudson Bay.
"While canoe and aeroplane pai ties were searching for Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh on Sunday aeroplane arrived at Coral Rapids from Moose Factory. Coral Rapids fis 45 miles from Moose Factory. The pilot of the plane announced that Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh are good health and spirits and with their plane in first class condition, had: Janded at Moose Factory at two o'clock on Sunday afternoon. There is neither radio nor telegraph station at Moose Factory and the fsrrival of the Lindberghs could not be reported since the signals. from the wireless equipment on Yheir own plane were too weak.—United Press.
A Nanking message was received Shanghai on August announcing that the El Government had granted. permission for Col. Lind-Borgh and Mrs.. Lindbergh to fly to [China and to land in Chinese territory.
Elaborate preparations are being made by a committee under Col. Huang Ping-hong, director of the Aviation Bureau of the Ministry of War, to welcome Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh upon their arrival in Lindbergh will "be received JGeneral Chiang Kai-shek who confer upon him a special decoration, An official banquet will be given in Nanking in honour of Col. fand- Mrs. Lindbergh by the Minis. try of War and the National Aeronautical Bureau.
Australian Flier Takes Of Brisbane, July 29.
The aviator, Br. Mollizon, fying from Australia to England, took off from Australian soil early this morning when he left Wyndham for Sourabaya in Java. He had hoped to make a long non-stop flight of 40, hours from Australia which would ie Arabia, but he has is mind and will make fe is endeavouring to break the record of 93 days from Australia to England and hopes to complete the Journey in seven days—Throdgh Reuter.
Mr. J. A. Mollison arrived here today from Batavia.
has thereby accomplished the Journey from Australia to Singapore a day speedier than Mr. C. W. A. Scott, who flew from the Commo wealth to England two months ago Jmain hero for a week as the guests lof the Hanworth Flying Club before resuming their flight to Paris Jand Rome, umagawa and Kurimura Sibeira to England, Several times they were delayed by bad weather and once by motor in the record time of less than fi [trouble but they experienced no "serious accidents, They were en-Mr. Moilisor, who is now trying to lower this roverd, lett Wyndham, they landed, they" said.—United West Australia, at one o'leck Press. yesterday morning—Reuter.
Calcutta, Aug. 1.
Mr. J. A. Mollison arrived here this morning. from Rangoon, thus accomplishing the journey from Australia to Calcutta approximately a day quicker than the time taken Mr. C, W. A. Scott.
Mollison has also beaten the time taken by Scott for the journey between Australia to Singapore, having taken a day less, He arrived lin Singapore on July 30.—Reuter,
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