Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 224, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1930 — Page 16

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SNOW AND ICE HOLD FATE OF LOST AVIATORS Searchers Have Faint Hope for Eielson, Borland . in Far North. lit, CntGd T' rf *' NOME, Alaska, Jan. B—Hummocks of Ice and snow in the deserted Siberian wastes today still held secret the fate of Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland, Arctic aviators, whose wrecked relief plane was found after it had been missing since Nov. 9. Relays of workers who made their way to the scene of the wreck by mushing with dog teams, dug today in ever increasing circles around the masses of wreckage, scattered over a wide area when the ship struck the earth at top speed. The silence of the northland was broken for the first time since the wreck by the clang of steel shovels and picks as they dug into the frozen surface. There was little hope in the hearts of rescue workers that the airmen were alive. Instead, they expected only to come upon the bodies, thus settling tne mystery. An apparently faulty altimeter and a clock stopped at 3:10 p. m. were brought back by Crosson from the wreckage. While the altimeter indicated 1,000 feet, the crash ninety miles south of Cape North was almost at sea level, leading Crosson to believe Eielson drove the plane into the snow while thinking he was safely far above the surface. The mute evidence of the untouched provisions in the cabin was almost final proof to searchers that Eielson and Borland could not have survived the crash. But whether they Jumped before the impact, or were thrown out when the speeding plane broke up, only continued search might establish.

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