Show Byrd I I May Ma Make Another Expedition Into Antarctic c I I Plans Sensational l Admiral Declares on Visit to New Nw Zealand i Explorer and Party Given i Free Travel Over 1 Railroads DUNEDIN N. N Z March 12 AP At The Tho possibility that Rear Admiral nyI Evelyn n Byrd will take tako an sn- sn n- n expedition into the antarctic i is ii-is s s hero here today Admiral Byrd Byril II in an Interview laid lId aid If It I to say sar what I t am ans going to do next my remarks would sensation Uon cause ause a a. l Although tho Intrepid explorer who ho returned Monday after aCter more moro than ithan than a a. at tho the bottom of oC the tho during which ho flew over o tho tho south pole declined to commit himself further the trend of events e Ire and feeling among amon- hi his Isk party indicate that he ise hopes to return to rUle the antarctic to mako maio further cx- cx cast east of or tho Ross seak sea j I jV k V Although Norwegian and other F are arc now working west vest of tho the soa it was wa pointed out that there are still vast territories unI unexplored un un- I explored notably between tho tim Bay Bayot Bayor ot or Whales and Deception Island the flatter the baso of Sir Hubert Wilkins Wll- Wll kins in his hll antarctic flights r I t feel under o obligations lI to those ho have o donated material to this n Byrd sa said Id and all aJl un- un cd g gear r will bo be returned to them RUSHED WITH WORK f. f r Although most members of oC his ex ex- have ha left Dunedin on trips fo for fishing fishing- or huntin hunting Admiral Byrd Byrdis is js rushed with work here herc in an en endeavor endeavor en- en deavor Or to start for homo home next da Tho The Cit City a or Thursday of oC New ew York is on tho the dr dry dock rand nd the steamer Eleanor Boiling goes oc on tomorrow for refitting 1 When leaving ing the tho British warship after an Inspection tour tour Byrd received a gun 1 salute his first t admirals admiral's salute since his IsIs promotion b by his country C he government Jo granted r. r rd and hl his party pout free travel tra over railroads and tho the premiers premier's loun lounge loungo o of f car r has been placed paced at nt tho the admirals admiral's 1 disposal In a radio broadcast B Byrd ld said Id that Americans would hold holde e everlasting gratitude toward the thc plC plo of oC New ew Zealand f C C CIn Tn no other country ho ito said could Uld more lavish hospitality have 1 l been rn accorded our expedition We c have o had bad free freo use of or tho tim harbor f docks and the telegraph has been placed at our dl di This has meant a a. saving of oC tn many thousands of or dollars and has relieved ed us of oC an immense immen worry h by bythe bythe the successful completion of ot our ob objectives ob- ob r j s GREATEST MOUNTAINS k Dr Lawrence Gould geologist eolo of or ortho the tho expedition revealed rc that the dis dis- covery O of oC cod carl on Mt Nansen had hind torn convinced meed him that tho antarctic until comparatively eh recent years cars ad either cither had a ti tropical epical or subtropical subtropical sub sub- tropical climate Dr Gould Could said ho lie bad sad determined further that the barrier was waa a a. floating sea fica o of ofF F c Ice anchored to islands and mountains moun moun- h. h talus that tha t tho the Ross Boss I sea Ca extended many moro morn miles rat a tw rd than supposed and that tho the Queen range of oC mountains wa was tho the in the tho world and unlike the Himalayas as or ot the Andes lIS of or the fault block type ho he said Sall nd on them were found two of oC tho the ord largest glaciers The Tiie possibility of or establishing stations in the antarctic to toT forecasts was not believed T l practical b by Meteorologist s of oC expedition who said Maid too man many stations would be bo necessary at T ln ing the tho expense too great for haI I l purposes Forecasts from tho antarctic however er ho bo said would tie b. b Useful to South America and pan nan an could ouM live Jive there Indefinitely l the proper food and arid clothing Byrd said that tho the two 1 l plan s ho Ito had left leCt at nt Little America Amer mN lea ica would bo be returned to the Unit United tates and although h they were still 2 Serviceable cf tile the they would be ho presented b lo Jo the n nation Photographers and tucker ker I sailed for Panama on tho the with feet o or film CUm who vho is rushing I film to America for 01 development develop develop- ment t ald that photo photography raphy was 1 do difficult by the tho Intense cold coM the antarctic c |