Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 245, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1930 — Page 13

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BODIES OF TWO ARCTIC FLIERS ON WAT HOME Relatives Await Return of Crash Victims’ Cortege From Far North. n r nit,if I'm* NOME, Ala.'ka. Feb. 21.—Accompanied by an escort of American and Soviet rescue planes, the bodies of Carl Ben Eielson, Arctic flier, and hia mechanic, Earl Borland, were en route to Fairbanks today in planes piloted by Joe Crosson and Harold Giilam. At Fairbanks the remains of the airmen will be given into the keeping of Eielson’s father and mother, and Mrs. Borland and her two small children. Eielson and Borland are believed to have been killed about nine weeks ago when their plane crashed in a heavy fog. They were flying to the trading vessel Nanuk on a rescue mission. Soviet fliers at the scene of the wreck for some weeks, aiding in the search for the lost fliers prior to the finding of their wrecked plane by Crosson and subsequent finding of the bodies, are commended highly in dispatches for their work. The stat* department granted them permission to accompany the bodies to Fairbanks as a guard of honor. EXPLORERS GOES ON AIR Viljalmur Stefansson in Talk on Arctic From VVLVV. CINCINNATI, Feb. 21.—Viljalmur Stefansson, Arctic explorer, was scheduled to talk on “The Friendly Arctic” for the Ohio School of the Air from Crosley radio station, WLW, at 2 p. m. today. Stefansson is presented by the school of the air in an effort to give realism to geography material taught in the school room. He spent thirteen years in exploration north of the Arctic circle and lived the greater part of eleven years with ihe Eskimos. Storm Damage Is §IOO,OOO ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Feb. 21.—Reports coming in from the south coast indicate that the damage from the recent storms there will reach SIOO,OOO, including loss to shipping.

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Feeding School Held PU Timi < Sri trial GREENCASTLE, Ind., Feb. 21. H. E. Abbott, Vigo county agent, was the chief speaker at the second of a series of feeding schools sponsored here by the Central National bank, agriculture department of Greencastle high school, and the county agent. Poultry was the generai subject. Mrs. Robert Irwin,

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regarded as a menace to a naval understanding here. Nothing has happened to change the "View that Japan will compromise her demands for 70 per cent tonnage rather than wreck the conference. Thursday it was indicated that Italy is in a reasonable frame of mind. She is willing to scrap virtually her entire navy if France will do the same. If France is not. she reserves the right simply to build a naw comparable to France’s. Even then. Italy has no intention of actually building such a navy unless it is believed that national security necessitates it. Thus France remains the key to the conference and everything now seems to depend upon whether she is prepared to accept the offer which it is believed America is prepared to make.

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Pastor’s Wife Dead MARION, Ind., Feb. 21.—Funeral services were held here for

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Mrs. Isadore Coomer. 81. wife of the Rev. Lafayette Coomer, Marion pastor, who died Sunday.