Show Dog Sled Parties Will Seek Bodies of Arctic Fliers Near Wreckage 6 Air Searchers Discover Eielson's Ship in North Siberia Two Aviators Are Dead Belief SEATTLE Wash Jan 27 United Press Dog Press Dog sled parties were to set setout setout setout out today for a point on th the tho frozen coast t of northern Siberia to hunt for forthe forthe forthe the bodies of Lieutenant Carl rI Ben Eielson and Mechanic Earl Borland believed to bo be buried in m deep snow I near the tha wreckage of their airplane Tho wr wreckage of oC tho tim plane pIano In which the tIme filers mers left Teller Alaska Xo No O ember 9 ii en route to the icebound icebound icebound ice ice- bound fur ship h l' l was as found I l hy hr two search pilots Joe Crosson and Fred Gillam ninety miles south 50 I of the anuk I There is 15 only ony faint possibility that and Borland are arc alive Their emergency rations were found in intact intact in- in tact in the pianos planos cabin according according- to radio messages from Cro Crosson son I Crosson and Gillam had made eight flights from the thc an effort cHort to find some omo trace of oC Eielson and Borland Dorlan SIGHT SIGH WRECKAGE Tho The wrecked plane plan was sighted by b Crosson a. a as they the were flying southward about twelve miles from the tho coast line Both pilots pIlotE said laid that thc they had flown over practically practical practIcal- J ly the same territory before but Lut always al- al ways In heavy y weather when was poor Reflected suns sun's rays on the tho smashed cabin of or the Eielson piano plane attracted their attention attention atten atten- tion Hon Saturday qt mE CS trac that the wreck of or tho the plane was scattered over o an area of oC feet indicating that crash crashed d while In full ull flight and not while attempting to tomake tomake make a a. landing When hen Eielson Eleison and Borland Dorland hopped off for tho anuk on oil their fatal flight they were making their second see sec ond trip Earlier in the fall raIl Captain Captain Cap Cap- tam tain Olaf Swenson master of the time ship had radioed for help Ho He had over a million dollars dollars' worth of oC valuable furs on boal d and was unable to sail out of the locked ice-locked wate waters is Eielson and Borland Bolland made the flight from rota Teller Alaska on November No No- vember vemb r 7 and brought out six of Swenson's crew and 1200 pounds of or orm's furs ms m's On tho the second trip they the were going to bring out the time captain his daughter Marian Marlan and tho the rest of the tho crew ONE TURNED BACK They hopped oft off from room Teller again on November Oo f 9 In a a. terrific bliz- bliz rard Frank another flier lIer started off ocr in his plane to accompany accompany pany Eielson Tho The storm torm was so 50 Continued on page p go 7 I J Finds Plane J or H i 0 c Associated Press Photo I JOE CROSSON Dog Sled Parties Will Seek Seel Bodies I Of Arctic Fliers Near Wreckage Continued from page pago 1 bad batI ho lie turned back to Teller after an hours hour's flying He lie said the tilt la last l he lie paw faw of oC all wi metal hamilton HamIlton Hamilton Ham Ham- ilton plane It was roaring northward northward north north- ward bucking the tIme blizzard MOSCOW Jun Jan 27 UP UP Boris sl famed Russian aviator aviator avia avia- tor tOl Is Js on his wa way to from which point he will Join In the I search for tor Carl Ben lien and gad Earl Borland whoso whose wrecked plane was found in lii Sl Siberia crI After several o unsuccessful at attempts attempts at- at tempts to get et or off the tIme ground at al sky succeeded In lu rising yesterday ester ay and reached t station From h he I will vill fly to and I |