Show v v i f r j s S Search ti t for Plane Shifts iJ to y Lake SEEN IN WATER MAY MAYBE BE LOST SHIP Another no nother t er Report Sends ends Hunting Parties to Salt Flats Search for the missing Standard il lil company luxury air liner shift- shift I d suddenly to a channel between Point and Fremont land in the north end of Great alt lake Tuesday afternoon with ord an object had been seen in inic ic le water At the request of The Th Salt Lake a Southern Pacific rail- rail ad Jad launch in charge charge of Wilson Vilson right fright division engineer at at Ogden it ut out for the channel It found shallow water and was cable lable to fa pass through however id ad waited in the lake for a plane from Ogden to point it ut the Jhc spot by circling over it The object was seen Tuesday orning by a searching pilot Meanwhile as more than 60 hours with fate o of the big transport ill a secret the search was wid- wid led oed to a dogged combing of north north-I north north- m n Utah with hundreds of persons lining The hunt turned into a grim dc- dc to fo keep going Report From Salt Flats A radio report from a United Air Ines plane en cn route west from Salt ake City late Tuesday sent search's search search- s 's to the Bonneville salt flats near here Sir Malcolm Campbell set his cord ecord speed run Planes were dis- dis itched from Knolls to cover the therea theca rea ea ca after the pilot radioed he saw long Jong black streak about a mile ast of the automobile race course It will continue until we find bernt em said K V. V King head bead of the aviation department Not since Maury Graham fell to tois tos is 5 s death in southern Utah wilds e sarly six years ears ago has a missing lane ane hunt of such proportions been eld ld old in Utah Ten Planes in Air Ten planes were in the air con- con antly Tuesday landing at refuel- refuel 19 g bases at Wendover Vendo and Knolls fly ily long enough to take on gas- gas line ine and soar away again I three Thirty-three sectors were being imbed over an area extending luth uth to Skull valley west of the Continued on Paco a Two PLANE SEARCH MOVES TO LAKE Continued from flora Pate Pare One Nev Nevada ev da line Jine north to the Idaho border and east to Heber City Ground parties scoured tho the area to o the west Men on horseback threaded canyons The search carch by water was to be spurred purred In the afternoon with expected ex ex- arrival of two amphibian planes from the Pacific coast Best Bc t Clue Fades Fade What Vhal had been regarded as the best cst clue yet discovered laded faded Tuesday Tuesday Tues Tues- day ay with finding that a silvery slIvery white object seen een near the north northend northend end nd of ot the lake by D. D A. A Creamer of Ogden Southern Pacific railroad conductor was a water tank built by y th the government A Salt Lake ram Telea-ram checked hl out nut p m the be report A report that the plane piano had been sighted near ner Heber City resulted In Ina Ina ina a plane h hurrying for lor that area and anda a ground crew being organized After a fruitless search the plane was vas ordered to return Yet another parallel between the thease case ase of ot the tho missing ship and nd the rash crash of a a. United Air Lines transport trans trans- i port ort in Wyoming Monday killing 12 2 was drawn Tuesday Monoxide Gas Suspected One theory at the airport given little ittle credence was that B. B R. R S. S Allen AUen pilot ilot of the oil firm craft G. G A. A Len Lenz copilot and Ge George rge O. O Anderson Anderon Ander- Ander son on mechanic were overcome by carbon arbon monoxide The blood of at H. H A. A Collison pilot pilo and George Georg Batty copilot on the United plane was tested in the belief beliet be beef be- be liet lief ef they may have been overcome by y gas The course for the amphibians was mapped out One will wUl start at athe atthe atthe the he northern tip of Antelope A island and nd crisscross th the lake southward The other will crisscross s northward until until they meet If that search earch is unproductive they hey will fly low over ove the tho shore line Search From Land Parties of ot searchers searchers' on foot and andin andin in n automobiles were Yere to cover shore shorelines lines Jines in the belief that if the plane crashed rashed wreckage too small to be seen een from the air was washed up One report was that motorists had ad seen seen an object resembling a alane plane lane fuselage on a hillside near Keetley This was checked during the he flight to Heber City Roy Rankin of ot the dolomite plant at Delle DelIe said he heard a plane at 1230 a. a m m. m Monda Monday and Captain Carl W. W Hisgen of the University of f Utah reported hearing one over Salt alt Lake City at 2 a. a m m. m Mo Monday day Commercial airlines reported they had ad no planes in the air at those hours ours Ground Crews Formed Under A. A 1 L. L Ellsworth of the local office of the oil company ground parties arties were organized in western Salt alt Lake and Tooele counties to toomb comb sections 10 miles each side of ofle the le airline between Salduro and Salt Lake ake City The plane radioed from over oyer Salduro Sal- Sal duro uro at a. a m. m Sunda Sunday asking for or landing field conditions Searchers on horseback were sent senti to i the Black mountains Ced Cedar r Mounts founts Stansbury mountains and andic the ic Bingham area Dr Thomas C C. Adams commodore ot of f the Great Salt Lake Yacht club ad advised dragging the lake if it the plane lane is not found within three days das ays Search Office Ortice Set Up An executive office for tor the search was set set setup up at the airport in the theold old Id army office building E. E C. C Richardson chief clerk of the he company's office here took over the ho arduous task of checking out all aU reports and rumors Harry D. D Collier vice president of the he oil firm who was to be met by bythe bythe the he plane in Ogden Sunday was to leave eave for lor San Francisco via United Air Lines Tuesday afternoon He said he or some other official would return Wednesday If the plane Iane is not found by then R. R D. D Bedinger of Oakland western western west west- ern era supervisor of the department of at commerce airways flew to Salt Lake City Tuesday to represent the government in the search C. C C. C Lange of Salt Lake City district manager of at the bureau o of air commerce advanced a theory that the plane might have flown past Salt Sale Lake valley with the robot in m control The first Her filer to take off Tuesday morning was Hans Loo Looff Standard Oil pilot flying a biplane with an observer Looff Looft a World war flier filer is a slender high strung man He is a flying pal of R. R S. S Allen Alien chief pilot pilo of ot the missing plane Monday night nigh Looff Loot continued to search and had hac to be recalled because the thc danger involved Other Pilots Pilot Other pilots were Jack Parshall Parshal flying a Boeing plane plan belonging to the oil firm with A. A E E. Walker Valker as copilot Ray Peck of ot th the Thompson Flying Service with A Al AI Everett observer John Campbell Campbel Thompson Flying Service with Henry Pur ton observer Jack Rose flying a single-motored single Boeing o of United Air Lines with Tom Jewel Jewell as observer Art of ot th the Utah-Pacific Utah Airways o of Ogden with Henry Hollenbeck observer W W. R. R Calligan army flying solo W. W D. D Moore arm army with Private Henry E. E Whitlock observer F F. S SNelson S. S Nelson army with Jack Murphy Murph stand stand-I o and Chest Elliott Standrd Standard Stand Stand- a ard rd Oil pilot flying a company I S solo Elliott arrived Tuesday morning from f rom Los Angeles In th the Parshall plane were J. J H. H Bert Nash Welling Velling Boyden Boyen Boy Boy- d den en Dr Thomas C. C Adams commodore commodore com corn of the Great Salt Lake Yacht club Deputy Sheriffs Heber Taylor aylor and Larr Larry Carrigan Carnigan Leon Stanley of or the yacht club and a Telegram reporter Dr Adams and Mr r. r Stanle Stanley were t to o map the work for lor the ians i ans |