Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-27 | Page 3 | Hawker's Simple Narrative

ever, and of course at once lest Eight of the tea. , "The yky was quite e'ear for the first four hours, when the v.'ibility became very had. Heavy cloud banks were encountered en-countered and eventually we flew Into a heavy storm, with rain squalls. t this lime we were flying well above the r-louds at a height of about 15,00u feet." Hawker's Simple Narrative. ! UiN'Do.V, M:ty The T'aily Mai' to- dav prinls a dispatch from Thurso. Scot- 1 land, civing the simple narrative of Harry . (.; Hawker, regarding the unsuccessful t attempt to fly across the Atlantic made , by himself and- Ideutenant-Convmauder j MH-'Kenzie Grieve. I "We had verv difficult ground to rise from on 1be other s'dc." said Hawker. "To r sc ft all we had to run diagonally across the course. "Once we got away we climbed wnII, but about ten minutes up we passed from 1 fnii clear weather int-i Newfoundland fog banks. Wo got well ;er these, how-