Show Storm May Del Delay y Start Star of Search Poor visibility due duo to lowering lowerIng- sides skies and snow flurries together with a large amount of tog fog ma made o othe the time uncertain TU Tuesday when planes would take oft off from tram Suit Salt Lake airport to resume the tho search for Fred Hoyt missing Airplane company official and pilot who is lost somewhere In the wastes of at southern Idaho The planes were held In readiness however for a R. as ns soon as conditions permitted AH All ships were tuned up and kept warm for tor the flight in case a flight was possible According to airport o officials visibility j lit et t 9 II f p. p m m. was ws less than half a mile mlle which prevented pr the e fliers filers I from resuming the tho search Half Halfa a dozen airplanes and scores of residents of the ranching area rea In southern Idaho where Hoyt disappeared spent another fruitless day Monday In fn the region around Strevell ell vell pass where Hoyt was was' last re re- re I ported From the Salt Lake airport went Paul Andert and Tank Frank Hernard Her lier- nard Varney pilot and field manager manager manager man man- ager Lieutenant Russell Mall Maughan han famed Utah army flier tiler Fred Kelly in a Western tern Air Express plane and Hughey Parker in a Boeing Air Transport ship Leon Cuddeback chief pilot for Varney continued his starch search In Idaho while Tommy Thompson son Salt Lake flier who was wasI I in Idaho Falls immediately took to the air all when he learned that Hoyt a personal friend was roles miss ing I BURLEY URLEY HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTER All AU fliers concentrated at I Turley urle where Cuddeback established headquarters headquarters head head- quarters Monday leaving that point to scour assigned areas from the theair air At nightfall the Salt Lake pi pilots pilots pilots pi- pi lots returned to the airport Cuddeback and Thompson returned to Burley without results In getting a trace of Hoyt Visibility throughout the cIa clay was termed spotty by the fliers al although although although al- al though the tho air n near ar the ground was comparatively clear Every hamlet t. t village and town In southern Id Idaho h that could be reached by tel telephone phone Or vehicle or on foot has been canvassed can can- assed Failure to get new word of ofa ofa ofa a dependable nature has hns caused in increasing increasing In- In crea creasing ing apprehension for Ho Hoyt's ts safety It Is generally conceded that the flier was probably forced to toland toland land And in a very remote snowbound region or or was Injured In a cr crash sh on ona ona ona a forced landing Several reports were received yesterday by officials ls conducting the search but were vere given little weight the only one considered worth following being the report made Sunday by a 8 farmer near Strevell that he had heard a a. plane going over headed west S Saturday afternoon Word from Charles Charley T. T WrIghtson Wright Wright- son n Boise manager of the Varney service by Associated Press was that he was undecided as to tho the next step stop explaining however that Cudd Cuddeback would resume his s search arch from the air Tuesday an and that the general hunt area h had d been extend extend- ed d. d Monday Monda th the Raft River r c country coun country coun- coun un- un try was given n a a. thorough h search Extension of ot the search Tuesday it was reported w would uld take the fliers fUels and nd posses into wilder regions BURLEY Ida Jan 17 AP AP- AP Burley Is threat threatened ned by cloudy we weather ther and a possible snowstorm A few flakes of snow fell after 9 clock O'clock and weather c con condi conditions indicate the probability of heavier snowfall later this morn morn- ing The Burley airport r reported ported low v visibility which will hamper the search for Fr Fred d Hoyt missing pilot |