The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 9

WEDNBSCAT, MAY tl, (ARK.) COURIER Jungle Feuders Are Flown After Turrr as Prisoners Out Spirit of St. Louis. jtMons of gasoline ind ZM 25 Years Ago Today, Charles Lindbergh Flew Atlantic to Set Foot in Paris PARIS (ff) years May 2l, shy 25- year-old flier landed at Le Bourgot Airport outside Paris from New York, and announced, "I'm Ch a rlcs That simple self-introduction was one of the most superfluous statements in history. For 33 hours and 29 minutes Lindbergh's name hnd been bla- zoned in newspaper headlines around the world, from the time he lifted his tiny monoplane off Field, New York, and announced he was flying to Paris. Each succeeding edition had recorded the progress the Spirit of St.

R.T., Brockton. Nova Scotia, St. ny, over the Empress of Scotland, 500 miles at sea, County Kerry, Ireland. Lindbergh Sighted When word came at 5:20 p.m. on Saturday, May 21, that Lind.

bergh had been sighted over Ireland, thousands of workers were just leaving Paris stores and offices for the week end. They headed for LR Bourget-by streetcar, bus, automobile and on foot. Maurice Tiesche, then as now en employe at the airfield, recalls that the was black with people. The cars were packed bumper to bumper for a couple of miles." Fence Knocked Down Of the 50,000 people at the airport, about 25,000 managed to get inside the iron fence. It was knocked down in places.

the plane stopped todbergh recalled in his book "We," the pilot had to cut the switch to keep the propeller from ktlllng somebody in the crowd that rushed up. "I started to cltmb out of the cockpit of the plane but as soon as one foot appeared through the door I was dragged the rest of the way, without any assistance on my part," he recalled. "For nearly half an hour I was Unable to touch the ground, during which time I was ardently carried around in what seemed to be very small area, and in every position it is possible to be in." Decoy Set Up Finally, some French military pilots set the crowd on by snapping Lindbergh's helmet on a newspaperman. They got the flier away to the U.S. Emr.

and to bed. Lindbergh flew a high-wing Ryan monoplane which carried 430 gal Ions of gasoline and weighed 2 tons when loaded. He hnd a 220 radial aircooled moto flew at about 120 miles hour as his pas load lightened. The Boeing Sir a to cruisers that some lines now us to fly the Atlantic carry T.79Q gal Ions of gasoline, have four engine tach developing 1,750 horsepowe RIO DE JANEIRO, Rra7.il Members of two feuding expeditions to the wreckage of a Pan American Stratocruiser were being flown one by one today out of the thick Brazilian Jungle where they had been taking turns holding each other prisoner. The bizarre sequel to Brazil's grim air disaster appeared to be ending happily 'after an aerial shuttle service began flying out the tsvo men left front Hie official Brazilian-American search party and the remnants of 35 or so armed members of a private expedition financed by a wealthy presidential prospect.

Latest reports said all but two of the official party have been hauled by helicopter back io their base at Lagoa Grande. Still In the jungle were Brazilian Air Force Maj. Miranda Correa and Scott Magness, U.S. Civil Aeronautics Authority official from Miami, who reportedly were held hostage for a time by the freelance group as Insurance for their own rescue. Three planeloads of dispatched Io rescue the hostages were called back to Rio de Janeiro yesterday after the pair radioed their captors had released them.

4 Bodies Found From Lost Boat Thrte Now Presumed BELLINGHAM, Wash. The wind-whipped wake of one of Pii Sound's worst yachting tragedies has revealed the bodies ol four of seven persons aho aboard the Millnc tloop Preludt when It vanished Sunday An extensive search for the other three presumed dead the wreckage Is continuing. of Mrs. Ellen rordyce, her son Kenneth, 12, Ed. K.

Jukes and Mrs. Donald W. Card were found In the waters between here and Orcaa Island, some 15 to the southwest. Only Jukes was not wearing a life pre- Still PtuC the owner of Card and Mrs. Juktt.

18-Year-Old SANTA ANA, Calif, (4V-6M. tes Kcfauvor said last night fors etxending voting prlvllcgM 18-year-oldi, Uruguay has no to- diana within Ite NOTICE OF FILTNf! OF APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR PERMIT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed with the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control of the State of Arkansas for a permit to sell nnd dispense vinous or spirituous liquors for beverage at retail on the premises described: 112 Division, Blytheville, Arkansas, Application Is for a permit to be issued for operation beginning on the 1st day of July, 1952- and to expire on the 30 day of June, 1053. B. S. Simon, Applicant Courier News Classified Ads JAPANESE Eikichi Araki, above, has been named to the first post-independence ambassador from Japan to the Untied Stales.

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