Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 31, 1921 · page 2

‘ win, forced rode-canine;-
one regardl- ammomm

The mere punctured the
not up 3. Wm tube and to
feeding the lubricating system by

land. taking turns at the, controls or'

89th fliers were almost blinded by
rm when they descended.
-‘ In addition, they were miter-in; in.
W from the bitter cold, for (flu
though the plane was equipped in.
a cabin, Bunsen had not left his see:
In the open cockpit since 4 p. m. Yen:-
. term. and his meohanician tound- lit~
' fie time to peel shelter. ~
Wflnsen of Sanson' a right
. d and one on his left were frozen.
Bertdud’s hands were numb. ,

Stinson, who hails troni San Anton- _
9.1m" and Bertaud,_ whOse hornets"

in New York. were a sorry looking
pair when they stepped from their
machine.

Their faces were smeered with oil

and their eyes bloodshot. Neither
land had a wink of sleep since they
tool: on and Stimson said his only
nourishment had been a. swig of cab
tee. Newwapermen found dimcolty
in interviewing Bertnud. who was
deafened by the roa‘r of motor.
‘ The fliers. both 27 years old, took
no particular precautions to protect
themselves against the wintry weath-
er. Although they took of: in a. snow-
storm. flow through blustry soles and
encountered zero weather during the
night. they were only:

Stineon—A mater and flying coat
over a khaki uniform.

Bertnud-—A civilian suit and leather
flying coat.

When Stinger: landed he was given
something to warm his interior.

"Gosh!" he said, "I sure wish I had
had some of that at 3 o 'clock this
morning."

Stinson said that he and his me-,
clumician Mend great pain from
their hands early this morning. Fi-
nally they became numb and nothing
bothered them.

A The pilot said that the maximum
altitude achieved during the night.
while the plane was circling over Min-
eola. Garden. City and Hempstead. was

 

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