THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1928 ...( PACIFIC with Union Aviation Gasoline . . . The longest ocean hop in history n SPANN ED j3 mm: ' f jtf'i. f- " " F5rJ riot mat m>iumvr?Ji A'.mMsisfK . u ,. - t o M m MB - W? fi S m - -Q pf;ii .4iju&Li 1111 1 "" 1 ill I,, ! nr I .1 IIP I II 'llWTlTT'fFI lUil f I'll I) III II II I I'M I 7' I 1 III . "II I l ! I I III II 1 ' 11 ' ' " 11 " - ' 10:11 P.M. "There's our friend the moon peeping over the clouds." Courageous men express the pent up surge of ravaging emotions sim ply. Going into a black night of churning winds of unknown colossal hazards, with only the yawning, writhing buffet of a mad sea as an alter native two Australians and two Ameri cans side by side,have blazed the uncharted air trail over the world's greatest expanse of water wastes. UNION UNION O I L They deserve success. There's not the slightest whimper in this message to an anxious world. It just says, "we know the pull ahead -we have taken a tighter grip." This great achievement is due to no one individual circumstance. It is. the result of fearlessly, perfectly coordinating G A. S O L 1 1ST E the inbdern inventions of lms fasl aSc- We are glad Union Aviation Gasoline C O M P A N Y played its part so welL