Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-06-03 | Page 7 | Two Aviators Lost in North Hunted in Sea

TWO AVIATORS LOST IN NORTH HUNTED D IN SEA SEAPlanes Planes Are Prepared to Carry On Long Search for Missing Men Menen en Br Associated Press ST. ST JOHNS JOHN'S N. N F. F June 3 The 3 The Theca sea ca off oU Groats Groat's island Newfoundland Newfound Newfound- land and today was the goal coal of Montreal and nd Boston airplanes searching for Arthur Sullivan Newfoundland aviator aviator avia- avia tor or and Dr K Karl Kuehnert Grenell Grenfell Gren- Gren fell ell mission dental surgeon who have been jeen missing since they took off for a pleasure Measure flight from SL St Anthony on Monday Mrs M M. S. S Sullivan of St S1 Johns John's mother of the missing pilot planned to o go to SL St Anthony by airplane to aid id in the search Charlie Hubbard former Harvard football ll captain left the East Boston airport yesterday with Harold Crowley Crow- Crow lay ley cv and Edward T. T of or Win- Win th Mass l pilots in a monoplane I owned by Dr Alexander For Forbes s of lilton Mllton Milton Mass Dr Forbes and Alexander Alexander Alexander Alex Alex- ander Gould a Boston lawyer friends of Sir Wilfred Grenfell cooperated in the plan to send end the plane from Boston Another plane piloted by H. H D D. Wardle left Longueuil near Montreal Montreal Mon Mon- treal about the same time the Massachusetts Massachusetts Massa fliers mers took off Wardle's plane is a passenger four cabin seaplane sea sea- plane The Forbes plane is equipped with floats and supplies for a long search Hubbard and Crowl Crowley C participated ina in ina a topographical survey of the Labrador Labrador Labrador Labra Labra- dor coast last year I Sir Wilfred at North Ferrisburg Vt said that Dr Kuehnert whose home Is at Crystal Lake III IlL was an anold anold anold old friend He expected to start for Newfoundland himself on June 15 Although vessels in the vicinity of SL S1 Anthonys Anthony's have ha searched the Waters waters waters wa wa- there no trace of the missing fliers fIlers has been found A report that thata a strange object had been seen in the sea 12 west of Groats Groat's island led to the decision to search that vicinity A dense fog shrouded the sea off St Anthony today and advices from there Indicated little possibility of prosecuting the search at present