The Archive · 1937

No News of Missi Soviet Fliers

Moscow, Aug. ws of the way from here cat ars have since the last Hing of A winds encountered just past t A plane under This founded, Crossing the Settlement from the dir Hunigjae, the Chinese planes swung. 0 reaching wrived at Cape Schmidt to build a plat the spedit river_and dropped several bombs the Japanese positions inland Island. g from the more were dropped but owing to down, communica-part news: of their the harbour ald be Washington, Aug. 16.

The U.S. pilot, Mr. Jimmy Mattern, who in 1933 was rescued from the Arctic Ocean by M. Levanevski, left Oakland to-day for Fairbanks. Alaska, in search for th evict flier.

Hubert Wilkins and Mr. Stefan Arctic expl a submarine and set it on fire, nese gunboats were also party raiders also ame aver at a great height, but by the end 6 morning clouds had blown from the horizon and to make their dhowhing effective they came lower they approached the river. Te this ind flight that did the the Tdzumo.

As the planes appeared between. of white cloud, dropped their missiles

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