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FOLLOWING THE FLEET AND UP I7\l THE ARCTIC CIRCLE (By ,Electric Cable—Copyright). (Ansfc. and N.Z. Cable Association)-. (Received July 22, 9.55 a.m.) Washington, July 21. Some Lot*V/orthy performances in 'radio communication have boon achieved in connection with dispatches for the American fleet' eu route to Australia. Captain .McLean, Director ol Naval Com m iinlca Lions, slated that twoway communication was established betwee'n Washington and the cruiser Seattle in the vicinity ol .Samoa. The destroyer Hope at Shanghai also held reciprocal communications with the fleet. The Peary, the flagjship of the Macmillan 'Arctic expedition, when nearly in Labrador heard the fleet on the 7th insfc, and an amateur at Jolia nnesTmrg in South A Irion received short wave signals Lmn the ILK when in the vicinity of Hawaii.
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Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 320, 22 July 1925, Page 5
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