1933-05-11 — Page 17

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1933,

FIRST PICTURES OF AKRON DISASTER

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The three known survivors of the disaster to the giant U.S. nary dirigible Akron were brought to Brooklyn navy yard abroad the const guard destroy or Tucker...Seaman Richard Deal ir shown on stret cher. Back of stretcher, wearing blanket, is Seaman Erwin, Uppar left, indicated by arrow, is Lieut. Comdr, Herbert V. Wilay, second in command of the airship.

Lieut. Com. Herbart V. Wiley, executive officer of the Akron, is shown here in the Brooklyn Navy Yard hospital xe he told the tragle story of the worst air disaster. Commander Wiley was ons of three solo survivors of the 70-men on the huge ship, rescued after five hours in the sun..

You'll Forget The Heat-and You'll Forget The Depression When You See-

The three man who survived the disaster that' that befall the U. S. S, Akron are shown here a they handed their raport to Secretary of Navy Claude Swanton on their arrival in Washington. Lieut. Com. Harbert V. Wiley, the airship's executive officer, is shown shaking hands with Secretary Swanson. At the left is Moody E. Erwin and at the right, Richard E, Deal, enlisted men. Deat survived the Shonan.

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Tragedy piled on tragady when the Navy blimp 3-3, searching for survivors of the Akron dliarist, crashed in the sea off Beach Haven, N. J. Two of its crow of seven were killed. Here is the blimp,

crumpled and broken, as a Comet Guard resous plane searched for victims. ^..

Vainly searching the Atlantic for survivors of the Akron dienster, the U. S. 5. Portland and a smaller ship are shown here in a photo taken from an airplane 30 miles off Atlantic City, N, J. The Portland was one the first rescue vescols to reach the scene.

LOVE OR MONEY?

By H. W. Corley

CHAPTER XXVI

"Mrs. Faxon cabled to a friend in Parla. She sent several. I'll Spring turned to summer. Monu, give you this if you like it and (after a week at the Ritz with ransacking the closet) this and

Lottie, moved into the newly deco-this-"

(rated suite of the Townsend house Mona was not yet accustomed to on Gärd street. Dad left the hos having a mald wait on her. She pital and returned to the Third ave was busily looking over lingerie, huc at. Finally as June eiled smoothing gloves, examining hose. Mona packed her father, mother Lottie watched silently, knowing it and Klity off to Atlantic City. was useless to remind her friend In July she and Lottie set off to that the maid could do all this to- Maine for a vacation. "It will be morrow in a trice.

dull," Mons warned. "Remember I After a while Lottie said, "Has have the Townsend dignity to up-Mr. Townsend shown you the Town- hold. No flirtations, no Key nend jewels yet?" parties. Not even dancing!"

Monn looked up from the stock- "I'm not so interested in parties," ing box. Her hand atrayed to the Lottie confessed. In a lower tone diamond chain about her throat. she touched upon a forbidden sub-"I have these but of course they're ject. "Have you heard from the-not Townsend jowela. I have my the boys?"

emerald. Mrs. Faxon saya he It was early evening and they selected an emerald necklace for were in Monn's sitting room. Lot my birthday but he's saving it for tie, lovely and ingenuous looking me until the opera opens. She says as always, was sented on a chaise he wants to see me go down the longue. Mona, in a fragile whilt aisle in a black velvet gown and gown and wearing Steve's dia-emeralds," monda, moved about nimlessly, con-i sidering what baggage to take on There was a movement at the the trip.

window. Both girls seemed to "Mother hears from Bud. Ife's turn at the sound. They were well and says the others are. You alone in the house except for the know A boy's letters!" Moua servants on the top floor. Mona, sighed. "The new machinery is as always, had dismissed her mald Installed and the mine in booming."because it seemed su silly to keup "Dors Bud write home?" asked her about just to lay out a night- Lottie curiously. "You know if gown.

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that gang finds out they might even! The windows looked out on a follow him to South America, tiny, Iron-fenced balcony,

The Aren't you afraid they may tap the curtains were moving and, instant- mail box?"

ly alert, the two girls held their "Bud writes through the Garret-Breath,

son offles and they send the lettera The flowing alik parted and a by messenger. Steve thought of man, young rak r and not bad that "

tooking, appeared.

"He thinks of everything," Lottis "Don't get scared! Don't Het nid-"except me!"

scared!" he said. "I ain't here to She prose and examined an ove-hurt anybody. I'm here to got the ning frock Mona had taken from Townsend fewcla."

the doset. "Thought you said wei Is ton wna almost friendly. wouldn't hother mucli about"And don't try ringing for a ser clothes"

vant, olther," lig advised, taking a

"I got that out for you. It's stop nearer. "Nobody will answer. never been worn.”

They're all out." The young man Inviting "It's lovely! Where did you got was entirely at his coac.

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