On receiving the aeroplane's signal, "We are landing," and hearing no~ thing further, the Kai Tak Aerodrome communicated with the British naval authorities, who immediately" dis patched the H.M.S, Thracian (905 tons) {som Hongkong to the help of the machine, The British submarine Otus (475 tons), which was conducting exercises in Blas Bay, was also ordered to the scene at full EMS, this afternoon that she had arrived Chuang Point, but had found trace of the missing plane, Visibility was less than a mile Gnd there tive of Curtiss-Wright Aviation Corporation, and Mr. Wang Pao-shin, ENIAC. employee, both of whom were Instrumental in getting Ufebelis {to the remaining passengers and assisting them from the wreck.
They were also thankful for the courtesy and services extended to them iby Mr. M. L. Mackenzie, Chuang Point light-keeper, who pro= vided them with hot food and clothing.
The Chinese Customs cruiser, while continuing its search for the three missing members of the crew, is also guarding the wreck, which has been [dragged inshore and anchored, All the eight survivors were absolutely exhausted on. their arrival and were immediately rushed to hospital,
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