Disaster has overtaken the huge four-engined German Condor monoplane which crashed of Rosariy Cavite Province of the Philippines on December 6.
All six occupants are reported safe, laving been picked up by Filipino fishermen, but the giant craft, which set the Berlin-Tokyo recur by achieving the distance of 14,180 kilometres in 46 hours, twenty minutes and 52 seconds, is subs merged in the sea off-shore but may be salvaged. Skilful handle by the pilot, a veteran of many trans-Atlantic flights, Capt. Alfred Henke, brought the plane down upon the waters right side uy after the motors faded. Crew of the Condor, shown above, are Capt Henke, chief pilot; Capi, Baron Rudolph von Moreau, ce-pilot; Herr Paul Dierberg and Herr Walter Kober, radio operators and Herr Georg Kohyme, mechanic. "The sixth occupant, Dr. Heinrich Junge, is chief engineer oj the Focke-Wulf Company which built the plane.
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