ARCTIC SUBMARINE
NO WORD FROM THE NAUTILUS WIRELESS CALLS UNANSWErId. OSLO, September 2. '■ Despite wireless operators ceaselessly calling and listening all night when communications from the Nautilus were expected, there has been no reply since August 30. : WEAK SIGNALS HEARD. OSLO,, September 3. (Received Sept. 4, at I a.mu) The Norwegian collier Ingertre arrived at and reported that she had heard, weal . and unintelligible signals from the Nautilus on Tuesday evening. The Bergen wireless station, however, is still without news of the Nautilus. , She is able to remain submerged for 94 hours and the fact that nothing definite has been heard from her ’ does not necessarily mean that she has been overtaken by disaster.' ""
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21431, 4 September 1931, Page 9
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