THE MISSING AIRMAN
SEARCH FOR HINKLER NARROWED DOWN TO RHONE VALLEY TresN Association—By "olograph—Copyright. LONDON, January 19. (Received January 20, at 10 a.m.) Despite heavy snow, the aviator Captain Hope is again scouring the Rhone Valley. The .search of Simplon was fruitless. It is stated on behalf of the London conimitteo that therb are now seven independent reliable witnesses who saw a machine similar to Hinkler's flying south-east over the Rhone Vallov on January 7. The committee is confident that the search can be narrowed down to the Rhone Valley. FEARS FOR CAPTAIN HOPE'S SAFETY. LAUSANNE, January 19. (Received January 20, at 1.30 p.m.) Anxiety is felt here for Captain Hope, who left at 11 o'clock in the morning. There was no news of him at nightfall, though ho intended to return here. The weather is very bad over the Wettorhorns, whore Captain Hope intended to continue his search.
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Evening Star, Issue 21315, 20 January 1933, Page 9
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