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PAGE EIGHT STEANER LOCATED [mmm mmm a mama A A AA A A A AR AR AAR R 0b Gory wheckd SELL LECTION of BEST STRIPS for (Continued from page 7) < wooden wing caaracteristic of the | |i rokker planes tore oif, whil' the |B heavy steel fuselaio , containing tanks, engine and ciow, weit to the bottow. - : Af tas so it may never be |B ; . ~~ : : - ] 5 Luown whether those in the plane || p 26 1 Ee ee . | laa a Hunting chance for life and HIT ) F TEER | : were able to get their collapsible (id A : --- \ : . ; 4 rubber boat out and inflate it. Bui ||E PA | S " 3 ! / . RL NK LE ENGERG! rs, IN TuERE on 000 MY "THE OSHAWA DALLY TIMES, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1927 CRS A EE A On i a En Ea TIMES READERS{ a { t J s€a Captains who searched for them || tad that the sea was too rough tor a makesaift boat to live in the days immediately following the dis-||{3 aster, d - Another Wing Found No trace of any other plane which has come down in the ocean ||{3 during the recent flights over the |S 3 auanue and Pacific has ever been || ¢ located, but word came from Eng-| = land according to the Associated | 4 Press, that a rudder and part of a wing had been washed ashore at Hi | ill a. | yx | | Tn Cy | Newquay, Cornwall, So at last the ||} (3 (il sea is apparently giving up some oi ||i3 | AS | | il | the mysteries which it has hidden [|F 71 " A ; so long, and the wing on the Eng- |[H I if | il | | (i ttle does she ¥rwow that ameor'y | : EC Se | A | BoE 50s She viens ts moins Sits | ; ' ' | : meet =r Si s i Raphael, in which Princess Lowen- fk CLL) en | a } stein-Wertheim was a passenger, |B 3 i The wreckage of Old Glory was | 4 ? found at a position which indicates = ¢ that it drifted north after sending BRINGING UP FATHER --B G M M * | the SOS and hitting the water, Its || y Geo, civianus & asst sms" Ade a position when the distress message . < : -- : et cate stasis Sn a was sent has never been known, ex- [| NOW DON'T, BE ANGRY: I'M SORRY | | WELL , THANK GOOD- cept approximately, apparently the CAN'T GO SIGHT DEEIN' WITH YOUSE, BLT NESS, | GOT pve LT JAEAE EARLY £0: WAY ov Ye Eve OH, MAGGIE! Jost Satimate of it having Seen Jude | HAVE A LOT OF DIPLOMATIC WORK OF THAT! VENICE: IT REALLY TAKES THREE RIGHT rou POSTRONE vy the Translyvama, which place | 1 © \ WAN ¢ BO0O- HOO! AND | SENT FORA SAYS TO GERTY FROFERLY! 7 ' aby A the plane's position at 49,50 north WOUL- I'LL GO! GUIDE - YOU NEVER DO ANY- (ll + end 41,15 west, Ha G Distance Estimated TO fy | This was partly based on fhe PLEASE ME! Wh | [(~ | direction from which the signal was | C received, as esimated by the wire, |' less operator, and his estimate of the distance away based on the strength of the signal. If his judgment was correct, the plane drifted about 100 miles to the rortheast before heing found. There were brisk westerly winds blowing snd at the position the plane was found there is a northerly current Imt at the estimated position of the plane when it sent the SOS there is a current toward the south, so pos- gibly @ld Glory was further west at |b the time it came down than the |/|4 Mantain of the Translyvania be- |S lieved. The distance iz a little more than 600 miles out, Reckoning Correct Bertaud, in his Jast message, gave his position as "five hours out from Newfoundland, hound east." |'k At a speed of 100 miles an hour | 53 with a westerly wind, it was he-| |B V'eved that the plane was fust ahout |) £00 miles off the land when it hit (YUE YE NWF NE WE YE We SWE JE 3) [NL MEN 7S Cr RELA ND HED LN IE FRENCH TALES OF MONSIEUR PERRAULT SHE 1S CENDRILLON, | . AR) IN THE GERMAN TALES OF GRIMM SHE IS ASHPUTTEL. IN THE DAYS OF THE PYRAMIDS THE CHILDREN OF THE PHAROAHS LISTENED TO THE STORY OF RHODOPE AND THE EAGLE THAT CARRIED CINDERELLA HAS Ik HAD HER ROMANCE i {SET FORTH IN VARIOUS = ho water. so that his dead reeton- |i WAS : [he igh re Ty | NAYS nN VARIOUS HER SLIPPER T0 THE PRINCE The nosition of the plane was con- | Eg 1CINDERELLA, fii LANDS, TOMMY. "i ti th ¢ i ed hy |b i. ciderably north of that estimated bh f DADDY 9? the steamships whirh searched for | = it, however, which fis nrohably the 5 reason they did not sight the plane||& in the storm-tossed waters. > CINDERELLA LOSES HER SLIPPER AS SHE HURRIES I\ FROM THE BALL, ihe WHEN USING pn pi 7 ETR Ae, B 3 jer ey : E LITTLE ONDER GIRL WHO WAS KEPT IN THE CORNER, DRI'SSED IN RAGS, ~~ (Y y 7 : : Cav. AND THEN WON T1:€ HEART OF THE KINGS SOM, WHEN HER FAIRY GOD~ se AN PA )) : » / iY med | 3JTHER CLOTHED HER IY ROYAL RAIMENT AND SENT HER TO THE BALL 8 : YUE La eT fT CN TO US 11 OUR ENGLISH STORIES AS CINDERELLA. " 3) . ad 3 1927. b sug Yesture Bymileess, 132. Crone Bromim rights meserved KEAD DIRECTIONS E ' rh d ARR asl R RAN, I, REG'LAR FELLERS-- S#mebicswiie--+ Best of all Fly Killate..10c aod ca = 5 packet uggists, WO Grosers and General Stores, A wave » NEW BABY! I WAS THE FIRST FELLER ON THE BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS At Special Prices C. W, DETENBECK KING ST. EAST ~-- BI? BITRIBYBE mE. oo eee on. iii RAILWAY TIME TABLES CAR. TIME TABLE TONIGHT To ASK You \F YouD MARRY ME = Westbound Trains 4.44 a.m. ~Daily. 1 E 509 am.-- Daily. i 528 am.--Daily. 3 (BEE on Sac 5.58 a.m.--Daily A except Sunday. 2.22 p.m.--Dail; C. P. R. TIME TABLE Eastbound Trains A007 am. ~Daly. 205 pan.~Daily. B08 pam.~-Darly except dunday. 1.10 pan--eily. 1209 am.--Daily. i Westbound Trains | 548 am.--Daily. | Zz i am.--Daily. am. except Sunday.