The New OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, April 5, 1929
SEARCH FOR LOST
$100,000 Yacht
For Air Travel
Sold to Fisher
PLANE FRUITLESS
SYDNEY, N. S. W., April 4
(AP) The. search Tor the air
plane Southern Cross and the tour
men It carried which has been car
ried on eince Monday by natire
runners, launches and airplanes
still has been unsuccessful and
nothing: had been learned to re
llere the general anxiety for the
fliers.
Two additional planes today
joined the hunt. One, "The Can
terra," Is the largest airplane in
New South Wales and is eqiippftd
with radio. The other is an Am
phibian plane of the defense de
partment, which was thought to
be especially well suited for the
work since bodies of water offer
the best landing places in the
rough country being searched.
Three other airplanes probably
will Join in the work soon.
Nothing has yet been heard here
from the native runners who are
searching the sparsely peopled
country in the vicinity of Wynd
ham. The silence of the lost men
has not been regarded as neces
sarily a bad omen since their ra
dio generator was operated by air
driven apparatus which would not
function if they landed.
The Southern Cross, veteran of
a flight across the Pacific from
the United States, was en route
to England with two of its orig
inal crew and two other men
when it disappeared.
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CHICAGO. April
(AP)-
iril 4. (
There is ' time and,Wce for ev
ery thrrfgy and Chicago is not a
whoopee center, a young man
from Winnemucca, Nevada, was
advised Wednesday by Judge F. L.
Fairbank.
The young man was Robert Gin
ghy, captain of his home town
basketball team competing in the
University of Chicago tournament.
-The charge was disturbing the
peace.
"Honestly. Judge, we were only
making whoopee." pleaded the
captain who, with his team mites
was wearing cowboy regalia. Bilk
shirts, handkerchiefs and ten gal
lon hat. Just like rodeo stars.
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AIRPORT CERTAIN'
Albany's municipal airport has
been made a certainty by the
passage of an ordinance author
izing a $25,000 bond issue to pur
chase 135 acres of land east of
the city.
DETROIT. April 4. (AP) A
$100,000 air "yacht" was deliv
ertd today to Lawrence P. Fisher,
president of the Cadillac Motor
Car company, and a vice president
of General Motors corporation.
"I Just bought it for little trips
here and there," commented Fish
er as he viewed the mammoth tri
motored Fokker monoplane for
the first time. "It'll be handy to
have around."
The ship is the largest yet pro
duced by Fokker. In the 14-pas-senger
cabin are all the comforts
of the crack train club car, includ
ing a kitchen.
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Apr.
4. (AP) Harry M. Adams. San
Francisco, president of the West
ern Pacific railroad, in a speech
bristling with replies to the
Southern Pacific's opposition to
the extension of his road from
Keddie or Paxton, Cal., to Look
out, Cal., o connect with the
Great Northern extension from
Klamath Falls, set forth his com
pany's views at a chamber of
commerce luncheon Wednesday.
Adams charged tne Southern
Pacific officials with misleading
the public. He referred to a
statement of I. H. Dyer, general
manager of the Southern Pacific,
on comparative mileage between
different points served by the
Southern pacific and the proposed
new extension. j
"One of the southern Pacific's j
principal points of argument,"
Adams said, "is that investment
of the extension would require
the interstate commerce commis
sion to increase freight rates to
bring the affected railroads a fair
return; that the result of the ex
tension would mean a higher rail
road tariff. Nothing could be
more untrue."
Philippine Goods
Feargd, California
SACRAMENTO, . Cal.. April 4.
(AP) The California legisla
ture prepared Wednesday to for
ward to President Herbert Hoover
and members of congress copies of
an adopted resolution urging con
gressional adoption and adminis
trative leadership toward restor
ation of adequate tariffs on im
ports of agricultural products
from the Philippines. The resolu
tion originated in and was adopt
ed by the senate. The assembly
passed the measure today.
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