Rome, June 22. official communique states that General Nobile has wirelessed that some of the parcels dropped by Capta: n Maddalena were damaged as the parachutes open. He asks for more accumulators and other necessaries, and suggests that an aeroplane' fitted
fon the ice and pick up the party il should attempt to land individually. 'The explorer promises that when' his accumulators are recharged he will send instructions regarding the search for the party the wrecked airship Italia, Proposed in Attempt at "Rescue June 23.
The third successful trip to the spot where General Nobile and his parly are stranded was made today by Captain Tornberg in a thre engined Swedish seaplane, from which were dropped arms, accumulaters and a collapsible boat.
Captain Tornberg explored a part of the coast of North East Land on his return for signs of the group of three that separated from the main party. to cross the ice to the Braganza.
Captain Tornberg proposes to attempt to rescue General Nobile's group of six by an aeroplane fitted with runners, The ice-lee on which the party are stranded is drifting to a favourable position for the attempt.
The commander of the Citta di Milano, the [taha's baze-ship, has suggested that he should also cooperate in the searches for the group carried off with the airship's ull, ty The Government committee deal-
An official communique states that Majors Maddalena and Penzo in separate seaplanes plies. Steps are being repare a smooth surface for landing.
A patrol of Alpinists have begun to explore North East Land in search of the three men who are walking on th They have deposited food at various prominent. places.
An Italian seaplane has been ordered to search the west coast of Spitzbergen for Captain Amundsen. Another Dornier-Wahl seaplane has left Piso for the Arctic, also to seek the explorer.
June 24.
It is officially stated that Major Penzo, in the seaplane Marina 1, left King's Bay this morning and searched the west coast of Spitz bergen but found no trace of Captain Amundsen and Major baud.—Reuter.
Stockholm, June 23.
Extended plans are being made for a search for the aeroplane piloted by Major Guilbaud in which Captain Amundsen set out to find the survivors of the Italia expe tion.
Later Captain Tornbers, head of the Swedish arctic expedition, has telegraphed t the chief of the Ministry, of Defence: "Nobile saved. Rescue work continues."
Daring Landing by Swedish Aviator Later The Swedish aeroplane piloted by Captain Tornbers, has taken eral Nobile off the joe and brought him to land, The other menibers of his party are still on the ice off Foyn Island hut it is expected that-they too will soon be rescued.—Reuter.
Copenhagen, June 25, According to a message received by the Italian Legation at Oslo, General Nobile and another member of his party were picked up by a Fokker. machine of the Swedish Relief Expedition, Both were in-
Rome, June 24.
An oficial communigné issued to-
Jday states that the Ttalia's base-ship, the Citta di Milano, is leaving ing's Bay, Spitahergen, to-day for ego Bay, sixty miles further north, and will keep in touch with the Swedish rescue expedition.
New flights over a wider feld will be made "in conjunction with Swedish and Finnish airmen, The sealer Braganza, which was returning to King's Bay with Norwegian aeroplane: to search for Captain Amundsen and Major Guilbaud, is being held up by ice-floes at North Cape.
Tune 25, An official report states that General Nobile was rescued by a Swedish aeroplane, and then transferred to another Swedish machine, which later landed him on board the base-ship "Citta di Milano."
An official communique announces that a wireless message from the base-ship Citta di Milano states that General Nobile's rescue was effected by a Swedish plane fitted with runners which made a bold landing near General—Nobile's party. General Nobile was taken to Hinlopen "Straits, from whi point a Swedish seaplane took hi over to Virgo Bay and left him on board the Citta di Milano.
The message makes no mention of any injury being suffered by General Nobile. adds that the Swedish acroplane again approached General Nobile's party in order to effect further rescues but the plane overturned while making a difficult landing. The pilot, however, was not injured.
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