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Show V TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MO NDAY MORNING, MAY 23, 1927. the pioneer of routes to South Africa,. India and Australia. BRITISH AVIATOR. Sir Alan Cobham," eeveral It said, and mad a path fur him to approach Lindbergh, who grasped the Urlton'a hand and said; "I am EROAXrWAY & STAE3 TILE BIO STORK mlirhtv clad to mee you. ilr. 1 have heard a rraat deal about you. We TO Ws balcony of th. amfcaaay a br d,.d Aflutter With nothing of weariness in his oounte- dldn.t ..ironomlcal metru- nance. Hla hair, of the blown sandy mtnt ,nd' , ,nv ion!t kBOW how t0 u suri so ujl.u iwuuu um ifwii sextant. had been only easy find Stripes; Clothes the outdoor life, 'What Points did you fly over In man crossing ally brushed, and aa the young unaffrom Ireland to jcranoe, We reserve the right to limit Quantity his someons aaked. gently Real Problem. smiled fected smile, the crowd that had kept Are me tha tnapl Til tall you." "Hand Into burst allent so long while he slept replied. a quick rising crescendo of "bravos." Lindbergh In answer to another question hs . . (Oesttaaes fre Fag Oaa) For five mlnutea more tie stood there said he did not feel either hungry Tha crowd or sleepy during the flight, and aa with the ambassador. .'did. meet him, tha blind man, speak--In- g seemed reluctant to 1st him leave, and to hla meals "I ate about a sandin Rngush, said: "I am very sorry be went downstairs and stood at tha wich and a half and drank about half "riot to b abla to aa you, sir, for yon embassy's entrance, hidden from tha a glaaa of water. I kept the windows toy high walla and heavy gates, open all the way 'you sea, our 'are tha Bravest man In tha world. I street hundred lenses that ship, the way aha But, Is built, you are to baspaak congratulations from and looked Into amils' coatwar known will make hla from straight winds, and blind of Franca." proteoted fie so we didn't have that discomfort." Lindbergh, hla throat choked with "How did you fly from Cherbourg motion, could not utter a word; ha . . Uia on to Paris V' could only prsas a Uttla tighter FLIER TELLS In I straight hand. "Oh. lust same ou Veteran's tha bald ha grip the of picked up the beams MODEST TALE Ilns, MCSSAOES POUR IN. V the searchlights all right and asaw look at Heine. Then when I got Messages from all over tha world that knew PARIS, I Eiffel May all tl tha lit Tower up. embassy steadily through doors, so did Tlaltors, moiy of them Charles A. Lindbergh today told the was Paris, and I had been told at ;man of treat prominence. Among the story of his flight from New Tork to home that Le Bourget waa fourteen '4 "first to visit the embaasv In the mor- Paris to a group of newspaper men kilometers northeast of Parla ning was Paul Olaudel, French ambaa- - In the NOT SURE OF PLACI. embassy, and when 1m had fin aador to the initea states, with ni.i ished everyone . . . was firm la the ballet "When I tfot there I wasn't quite on and danghter. They 'extended that he waa a real flying geniva sure that It was Le Bourget That to Amhasaador congratulations men,7' he began. Is why I flew around there several But through it ail Lindbergh I "Being newspaper d mlnutea I thought Le Bourget must suppose you gentlemen are nndlsrorbeo. alrpt In knowing what waa the bs a little farther on, but when they first Marshal Lvaotey waa another caller, most our about on turned flight. the field lights I figured thing dangerous. official of an was the foreign as all waa that must be the place. Then the M. The most dangsrous thing of brtngtna- - felicitations from the crowd La at that bringing Bourget. landing began racing out there Intomore Is absent from Paris. The that Jtrtand, who all with that field on a wasn't down any lights, and there tennis star, Jean Borotrs, came also, crowdahlp at more I fear had doubt It." about running. proud, hs Bald, to be the first French that moment Jar the welfare of our The French Journalists asked Llnd- sportsman to' oongratulaie the . . plana than at any other time In the bergh what was his opinion aa to the fata of Nungeseer and Coll, as he flight. Almost at tha same time the donor whole aame was much a the took tha first "The of flight part path through .000 that Inspired the prise of of us ex route thev were expected to follojr. "International efforta to make a non-- f belter and easier than any York . . . . was The field la 'There are a hundred thlnga could pected. atop flight Unking Parts and New muddy, a have happened to Nungeseer and which mad the take-oM. Raymond j Tork arrived at the gate bad very but we got away all right Coll," he aald. "If they Ortelg. Ha made a special trip yee- -t little long, the way u tha American coast bad weather this aide of Newfound terday from the P;i aiieea to greet to "All one of the hundred thlnga that we had Newfoundland uncommonly land, avl-on his but tha arrival, i Xindburg a tor reached Parts before M. Ortelg good weather iota better than we ex seems not Improbable Is that they got maies Into a sleet storm that they might pected. But for the iext low worse could. not have been able to get out of or been much i "I feel lot Sghrar," M. Ortelg amid It couldn't bar climb above. A aleet storm can bring for ue" this mornlnr. At this juncture tha ambassador you down In five mlnutea, becsuse Ire j "About Its.OM BgMarr some rug-- ! remarked: "When Lindbergh says built u In front of the wings wlU farted. rsamn W' aa I litis' Mea I ha msana tha ahlp and him change their entire curve, "No, I maaua wry sptrfta fsal lighter "Then suppose they flew low afl tha "He la not air eonsdoua and acta m , at the thought of what this man haa self." All tha war throturh except when way and got Into an (There the air with the aame ease with which dona." Meaawhfie Lindbergh slept on. SUCCUMBS and Parte want to lunch. He had then asked for a personal opinion of some- you have' got the worst posslbleV con- a seasoned mariner acts on tha wafirst parson and not bexabls filer used tha th ditions, you might thing, had tha regulation eight houra, but ter." to get over It There are had earned mora, and ha took .them, plural in desorlbLrur tha voyage. Tha committee mctudea Henry off Newfoundland, where. If you haa RAN INTO F00. unconscious that some one ; sweetly president of the league: to come down,, there wouldn t be one Woodhouae,Robert had opened the door of his bedroom. A. Bartlett," Arctic ""After we got away from land." chance In--a thousand Captain found. He turned over with a deep sigh, but continued de Mont ThompInto Jeffereon ran "we tha eiplorer; aviator, Coll 'The and took flight Nungesser did not awaken. It was a little after fog, then Into rain, son, chairman of the aviation comthen hail. Somef I o'clock whan at last ha had his eyes times we flew not more than ten feet from Paris to New Tork la much mission of theetate of New Tork; than coming from New Tork pen. A. A. Anderson, president of Dread above the water, and the highest was harder Family. De tn Perls, because of unfavorable con Colonel He had retired a Uttla before 4 a. m ,' after 10.000 feet. the Hunters' Fraternity of America, We went UJ that hlsh ditions. At New Tork we received and a light meal of consomme and to try to get above the storm, but the astronomer. aasor Pavid Prof Todd, a glass of milk, his first food since avenge altitude for the whole second telegrams from all over the ' United pending on Him Would nearly all asking ua to exNEW TORK. Mav 11 (AP). The Wring New Tork, except for., as hs lout miles of the flight waa Itae than States, sorrow to of the Parte people "about a press sandwich and New York American says Commander expressed It, 100 feet. Suffer Brings' Death. a half." Nungeaser and Coll, Richard K. IJvrd arave Captain Charl' known that the weather over the lose oftouched If we had the heart of A. Llndbsrah a carefully worked out When Lrndbsnrb swoke ha found on would be as bad over that part of Their attempt a table near hie bed a mountain of the 'ocean as It turned out to be, we everybody In our country, and every chart of the air course tha young filer foil. wed on bis flight to Parla telegraphed and sablsd offere that may Would not have started, but, once one 01 ua wanted them to succeed." DTTRANCJO, Colo., May tt (AP). make him more than a millionaire, but we got Into it, there it la aald, waa one on Tha wasn't any use faPARIS, May 11 (AP). King Atfoneo which chart, In all tha room there was not a stitch In anywasn't there Byrd had been working five- Richard Moaer, It years of age, back; turning to of was ould call his own. He Spain oortfcenj of clothes ha quick on congratulate weeks and which ha had sola supbrother and do but keep going ther, to mother, thing on Ms nignt In a telehad come from New Tork with no gar-- ; trated all his skill as an air navl port of five younger brothers and "We were happy to see the Llnaoergn roenta, save his flying auit, a tooth dawn which mighty we ran Into about 3 gram to tha young airman, received gator. In preparation for hla own pro- sisters, dlsd here tonight of fear. brush and a rasor. All the ordinary o'clock New Tork time. In tha af- today, the king aald: ' Dosed transatlantic flight. Ha died on tha operating table of In your ad"I am little necessities ha had left behind ternoon we picked up Ireland. From Byrd Is said to have allpped tha hospital died frorfear that him, to save weight for his motor's the maps we had and from what I mirable exploit of crossing the Atlan- chart Into the cockpit of the Spirit aIf local he did not recover frorrtXthe apI alone. to The pajamas which read at home. I knew that tic want, j gasoline supply. congratulate you of St. Loula without tha knowledge operation he was Thout to pendicitis e slept Id belonged to tha ambaaaa-- ; was a sort of hiHy, rolling England i affectlonately."took off. of Llndbertih Just before be country, he had undergo the little brood dor. Franca pretty flat and Ireland Inso hard to keep together for fought Now came KOME, of the (API. Premier May problem j clothing clined to be mountainous. So when Mussolini NEW TORK. May it (AP). The the last few become would months sent tha following me snag e exploits of Captain Charles A. Llnd fThe ambassador's ahlrt was I saw j Jihn. high rldgos off In" front to wards of tha state and spend their found to fit fairly well and one ct the I knew pretty Henry P. Fletcher, the American bergh have commanded more than childhood ft was Ireland. 1 In an Institution. footmen of the stnbaear supplied a "Pardon me" a voice .JTrom the ambassador to Italy: 27,000 columns of apace . modest blue lounge Physicians diagnosed hts death aa Please accept the shouts of in- - since tha young filernewspaper suit that hung outer of listeners called "but began hi flight to audden dilatation of the heart, somewhat loosely on - tha slim frame did youring do the whole flight by dead thuslaatlo admiration which at this to Parla from California two weeks due "caused from extreme mental Buof tha modest young- man from the I am a flier myself-- , my moment ring from the hearts of all ago, waiter Hyams A Co., newspaper ffering and tha fear that he would "wast. A pair of tan shoes went to reckoning? name Is Cobham, and I flew over the people of Italy exulting over the clipping bureau, announced today. die." He expired just as nurses outfit In here from London a few minutes ago supsrb oceanld flight by Lindbergh. complete tha Improvised it waa explained, were preparing Captain Lindbergh, to give him aa an'A will took bv as left an order to have all news articles which he made his first public ap to sea you and tall you you have done superhuman I have ever sault space and aubjugated It Mat about, his flight clipped and sent to aesthetic. pearance since landing. Tha shoe hs the greatest thing Moser"s father once ago and more ter to bowed the mind nf his mother. The company announced his mother when died a yearchild brought with him were of tha tough heard of." waa her laat old army type) and a little beavy for All heads turned. The voice was tha wlxard, so Jhat Lindbergh's feat that' It never had handled so many born. Since ha'd he successthen will In remain forever the memory of clippings on any one subject in its that of Sir Alan Cobham,.the great- ''city wear. t for the provided fully to family. the men, of When ttta Wrdman appeared on the est of Prltleh gjbry and aviators, Lindbergh thirty yesrs of business. his people." estimated that before Interest In The message was Immediately for. theIt flight la over, 1t wilt have sent warded by Ambassador Fletcher to more than 100.000 to the clipping Lindbergh at Paris. ' flier's mother. In- - comparison, the Admiral fa Peary s company found that Ei II discovery of tha north pole yielded 80,000 clippings, and the death of President Wilson yielded only about the same number. (Ceatlaaea fma Page Oas.) ST. LOWS, May 11 (AP). "To the victor belong the spoils," Is tha decision of Harry H. Knight and other tha trlmuph of human audacity," says sponsora of the New Popolo 01 Komi, which usually Is- the Tllght. of tha "Spirit of St. Louis." first to stick n mat cap achievements. pint into They announced tonight ror his own tain Lindbergh win have the 2,00 check handed him by BTOCKHOLM. Mav 11 AP) Kin Raymond Ortelg, donor of the prise, Custave. through Ws legation' at M ac which ana other all may money Paris, wired Lindbergh aa follows: (Oestteaeg frea Jew 0...) crue to the venture. whole Swedish nation joins 'The Lindbergh's timidity leads the St. ma most in congratulating and there waa nothing tnpul-- " Loulsana to believe he will, waive you on theheartily (j YJr eTJvW 1 . feat you accomplished, (ilected contracts. His own 200 with such, access." ta theatrical to bis decision do it, Hundreds u she aald. . was the largest Individual contribuEi Tonight, hundreds of telegrams and tion to tha flight collection. Knight LONDON. May 11 AP). Hh-- Bam- ' of Bmmner Dresses A d. cables of congratulation poured Into uel Hoare, BrIUah air minister, haa m me ei ; Llndbergh'a return to tn. Louis wired congratulations to Ldnapergn noma from over the Linfdbsrgh Arrtrfaig Daily, Indndmg will be a gala clvlo event. on his euoeasful flight; and also the Aira Lindbergh waa particularly Mayor Victor Miller Is preparing I'ntted Stataa government, through the proud of a telett-afrom Theodora to call a conference relating to fa- a British air attaohe at Washington, of honoring SU Louis' nooseveii, jr., and spoke of the friend- meant ship that sxlated between tha sen- - mous son. BRCSSBLS. Belgium. May 11 (AP). oers jatner and her late' husband. "The greatest achievement of modAND Congressman Lindbergh of Minneaota. ern times." Is the way the Belgian Claims Jewish Young Roosevelt's message read: ' press halls Lindbergh's exploit "a . "Tour son haa wTltten a chapter In of human science and physitriumph American history that will always bs Newspaper Founder cal endurance.". . an inspiration to the count nr Ton who waa kept Informed Kifig Albert, are both tha kind of Amertoana of NTTW TORK. May tl (AP) Louis hourly of tha progress of the flurht. whom we feel proud." :. K. Miller, prominent figure In Jewhla admiration for Lindand Strnmittjj expressed for many years, bergh's performanoe and hla mod net ish newspaper-olrcle-s DINICS PHOTOQPIAPM. of an heart disease died after behavior. today Others who wired congratulations In- Illness of one week. He was 41 years clude Postmaster General New; Harrlck: Edward P. Warner, old. I i Miller is credited with having 208-21- 0 In behalf of tha navy department; the founded six Jewish newspapers, In prime minister of Poland; Evangeline cluding Forward. Jewish ths Dally Booth and "W. A. Moffat, chief of last paper he established, the the bureau of aeronautics. Ope man The rvarhelt, a tabloid, waa found wired from Sweden to learn if Lind- New ed In , bergh waa not a relative of hla ' CHICAGO. May 11 Mrs. Lindbergh refused 'to be photoa great muato foundation. Ramuel American Price graphed. Legion head of tha Chicago Civic opera, "There la no reason tor photographihaa disclosed authentic Diana for the ng- me." aha said. "All credit Is Sale Poppy Arranges home at tha opera. new due to my boy, and I do not want to Aa projected, the foundation would take any of It from him. Thla waa ftperlal te The Trlbaea. pair about winning through either not alone place overs above financial of the old parties. a long rantura for him. All alorv le uncertalntlaa, but would be the means PRICE, May II Plana for annnal of hla" I 1 tVM aapirlng young artists la e News Poppy week, which will be observed In thisassisting (New Tork section of the country. Price beginning next Monday, are be Service:) Coming ahead of the foundation. AMBASSADOR CABLES ing completed by the Price unit of the American legion auxiliary, it la an- however, will be tha new opera house MYTON BASIN BIRTHS, Best Values nounced by Mra Henry C. Olson. The for which, Mr. Inaull divulged tn his PRESIDENT COOLIDGE aerial to The Trtbuee. committee In charge oorwHwla of Mrs, annual report to the opera trustees, "1 k In Town HI MTTON, May 11 The following Carl Nyman, Mra Scott Fauaett and a separate organisation will be formed B M blrtha hare recently been reported to finance tha construction of a iargs Miss Marie Davis. m of flea building-oper- a houae at the iiMiaf maae puoiic the following mesaage to President western end of Wacker drive, SCHOOL HAS GRADUATION. THEM THE RACKS u CooJidga from Ambassador Hsrrlck at HAILET, Herbert M. Johnson, business manIdaho. May 11. eixty-alCsstunw freal Pag Oas.) Parts: of the opera, now la In Europe ager pupila completed n "All Franca Is deep tn lor at Plains county grade aaawasaasawaewBBBwBSBaBaBi other ahrlnes of opera, and studying work were and their, assigned given Charlee Lindbergh's flight. Tour mes soon COMB UP AMD COMPARE n. (iraham, the archi- and had In Roosevelt the moat attrao- evening by County tect, and Harry W. sage was such a worthy tribute. If dlplomae FridayMra Heafty, technical tlve leader of hla generation. TUlle W. Youll Be Delighted With What we had deliberately sought a type to Superintendent of director tha opera, will go abroad Third parties built on a base as the closing exercises la the represent the youth, the Intrepid ad- Hsliey atopera for the aame purpose. narrow aa calling for the repeal of I we orrer Yon house. venture of America, and the Immortal the prohibition amendment have al-- I bravery of Nungeaaer and Coll, we The outatand-- 1 waya been negligible. 'could not have fared aa well as tn this Ing example is tha prohibition party. I boy of divine genius and simple courmore than In the thlrtylflve years age " of ths prohibition ,arty a existence, Cabled Instructions were received It never rest aa much as per cent today by the French am baaaador to of the totsl vote. Its highest vote transmit the official 'eoheratulatione cast In waa that was and m.(H of the French government to bot're-H!'t. when the country's total vote tary Kellogg. million. over waa eleven ' In the light, of that parallel It la NFTW TORK, May (AP). Frea- dlfftrult to aee how a wet third party oVora from "air eonaclousneea" l Capi At sM' ftfa could amount to more. 1 tain Charles A. Lindbergh a' greatest ef tha prohibition during tha life were Whit. Star. flying asset, tha tranaatianlla flights ef thla more beet Tike there third persons advantage party a uatta a committee of the Aerial League of f Cans far. f are no. all at .leenina there than methods, ardently dry America .stated la a report Issued Hundreds of Charming Seeded, tneee law prie.ei may be very! ardently wet. A voter e 1 akoa ' ardently dry Indeed or equally erd.nlModels to Choose Prom, 9x42 Ruff, $2.50 The Parts filer's eweapes from death ' V 1 ly wet and still prefer to cast his bell's! .l f ItL. In falling lanesby parachute leaoa vote -- with one of the older parlies. 6 84110-iiluetrate this quality, says the report, Tall on tha larger lesnes of the cam and e 1 which calks attention to hla own ac1 I 'Vl All kinde af rug eesslre le) Cana of paign. The principal significance count of such a leap for Ufa after the largest rwg fectwy la the talk of a third party la aa a I Large bottle or.IHelon of two at Kelly field. Interen.untala VVe.t. al pine algn. phvchological Libby's Practically June I, 12S. The aooount KlIOS ways It la the ovts trying to get Wt MAKB FLUr en.ws he carefully noted the p.iettlon When the who form third partlea. and coni1!inn of hla plane as It fell reellv atrong. prohibitionists and sic Ifully performed half a dosen old parties and I went Into th the manual acts as he plunged downward of f r.m. ho long as rck poeaeseloa He sail be "eaper.enoed no senastk.n with a cam. thlrs. are goingof well of falling," It do not ga olf oa the exporters "Lindbergh la a perfect example of third forlrm parties. Befor. a the younger echoof t piio'e who d' diart a third party or vote for tt they II not remember the t'.me when man mupt have reached a stage of almost kind was suppneed to be hopeleeely lt tha coromittea reoorta. rTrfsTf1TaTari i LINDBERGH AWAKENS WITH APPLAUSE OF WORLD HIS CO si tter Stati iPari. Iauerbach ! 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