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flSI~ [ LES ROYAL FAMILY CONCERNED OVER CONaDITIONr OF KING ARGCA D A -HAR-NWYI Iii:A
MAKEIMSTEY ISI TOAYNOW SHOWING. "NEDf
TODAYand TOMORROW ONLY
- -- zs (Triumhant return of the ie-
Crmr riiwh n l cv ture that rocked the continent--
Here On F light Of Which" s !
Details ,rc>Unknown
PLAESCIO O ETOI A powerful drama o conflict by Sid
Surrounded in ;mtystery is the',3<' T +iOMORROW EX
re Son for tie visit and flight of NOVIBE
nauts whonvisited Leuterrant Leon-W INY TE
and S. Flo yesterday morning at the( (1
Anin Arbor airport wind inmedi- # vSeats ats1.0, $iga,$Z5
ately afterwards flew ofi with him'
on an unexplained mission K
Parker Cramer, who with Bert
Hassel was rescued this summer;S Sbcib7e to The MNli
from the ice floes of Greenland by :f
Prof. William 11. Hobbs, and -Dr.'.y.--
G. Freidreich, former chief re-
search engineer of the Czecho
Slovakian govrnment, were Lieut. to
Flo's distinguished guests and aid sthFim
on the mystery flight.'
According to reports Cramer has
been retained to help the locala
pilot. with compass copnstn
and Dr. Freidr ch, now affiliated'
TulsaOkla., md2a areulin
speino the Spartan -biplane inr"
which Flo planned to make the,# a(f
trip, the details of which have not ,..f ~'AOLPH .. o tSe L LAS1m
b.een announced. TTI E
Promptly at 11:15 yetra LRENCEBDE
morning all the planes of the Ann a *<,;,. .. RODCION
Arbor airport took to the air, those A nditj
_________ A d T e Laug4
ploted by Cramer and Flo beingANONIOMRE NO
the last to take off. These last two, Ct 9aranrntuntiure
headed for Detroit and Selfridtge Com e Fast and
field where the NX-66-E the mys-. Added
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tery plane, was to be taken for the' Although all of Great Britain is concerned over the condition of King George V, the most anxious are
few last minute adjustments pre- the immediate members of the royal family. Photo shows the wife and five children of the ill monach,
paratory to a long' flight, and Buckingham palace, his home: (1) Queen Mary; (2 Duke of York, second son; (3) Viscountess
The orange and black biplane Lascelles, his- daughter, the former Princess Mary; (4 Duke of Gloucester, third son; (5) Prince George,
was equiped with a gasoline tank rugetsn 6 rneo aehi otetrn;()Bciga aae
holding 225 gallons and all the in- ougsso;6)PicofWlsherttetrn;'7.Bcnhmpac.
strument board devises in use only, - __ ________________________
on long distance flights. Lieut. Flo _________________________________
had all the necessary meaps and Editor Of Dictionary
charts in his possession but did not rs Annll Arbor VisitorA H P Y SO U IN T
reveal them or his destination.A H P Y SO U I NT
nim~rnSir William Craigie, editor-in- YOUR CHRISTMAS PROBLEMS -."
UII~U Dchief of the Oxford Dictionary,
nh~ni~and Lady Cragie, visited Ann Ar -O I(
bor yesterday. Sir Craigie spoke
Abefore an English~ seminary last,
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MANILA, Nov." 26-Damaged where they will attend a meet-
communication systems today left ing of an Association of English
the full story of: the typhoon in 'Teachers, of which Professor FriesS U N I11
the central part of the Philippinej is president. Professor Fries is at' AR
archipelago untold while the cruis-, present editing the Tudor English -_______________O_______F__
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'Wednesday, September 12
Mr. William Fox
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the ho nor of his family. And the beautiful heiress who braves I
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