The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Monday 15 April ...
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Monday 15 April 1929, page 11
CROSS.
SOUTHERN
Crew's Privations. THE
TO
WALK
TO
WEAK
TOO
MISSION. the 'Plane.
Graphic Story from ANXIETY
GRAVE
KEITH
FOR
ANDERSON. Great
privations
during the period state
the aeroplane
when found by
River, and had been living This
the
endured by which they were
were in
information
given
"West Australian" aeroplane
missing.
Canberra,
They
Pilot
to
in
were
on
Heath,
The Canberra made
a
alongside the Southern Cross
tobacco,
together with 85 telegrams questions put his
and
Charles
Captain
Holden
to
Kingsford landing
and party;
sioner
(Mr. Garlick), lodged
been through
a
terrible time,
tion the Southern
Grave
Replies to
crew.
enough
room
supplied with petrol and
oil.
was
Smith for
the
Expect
to
at
Derby by
to
ffy
it
out
when
supplied
the Chief City Commis-
Pilot Heath,
read:
"We
have
flight
to
England."
being entertained for the safety of Lieutenant Keith
his mechanic,
burra, has disappeared
National Library of Australia
dropped,
were
but will be returning to Sydney to recondi-
Cross for the
fears are
Anderson and
there
to
Saturday.
on
Squadron-Leader Kingsford
to
from Flight-Lieutenant Ulm
message
to attempt
Smith's parents Pilot Heath said: "Saw them. AH O.K., rather "scraggy," near
O.K.
but very cheery. Machine petrol. with Heath."
A
and other
that
Cross to take off when message
supplies
the
Saturday.
on
Southern Cross
of congratulations to the
indicated
companions
Southern In a
by
trip to the
second
weak
in
landed
who
also had been too exhausted says message ÏV. Mission. the Port walk to George
Parcels of food, clothing,
a
snails.
that the men
His
Cross
the bank of the Glenelg
wild beans and mud
on
was
of the Southern
crew
Mr. R. Hitchcock, whose machine,
between Alice Springs and Wyndham.
the Kooka-
Two
Air
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16556364
Force
machines which
will
search
for them
in
Central Australia have
reached Maree.
The Canberra has been released
to take part in the search.
CROSS.
SOUTHERN
Crew's Privations. THE
TO
WALK
TO
WEAK
TOO
MISSION. the 'Plane.
Graphic Story from ANXIETY
GRAVE
KEITH
FOR
ANDERSON. Great
privations
during the period state
the aeroplane
when found by
River, and had been living This
the
endured by which they were
were in
information
given
"West Australian" aeroplane
missing.
Canberra,
They
Pilot
to
in
were
on
Heath,
The Canberra made
a
alongside the Southern Cross
tobacco,
together with 85 telegrams questions put his
and
Charles
Captain
Holden
to
Kingsford landing
and party;
sioner
(Mr. Garlick), lodged
been through
a
terrible time,
tion the Southern
Grave
Replies to
crew.
enough
room
supplied with petrol and
oil.
was
Smith for
the
Expect
to
at
Derby by
to
ffy
it
out
when
supplied
the Chief City Commis-
Pilot Heath,
read:
"We
have
flight
to
England."
being entertained for the safety of Lieutenant Keith
his mechanic,
burra, has disappeared
National Library of Australia
dropped,
were
but will be returning to Sydney to recondi-
Cross for the
fears are
Anderson and
there
to
Saturday.
on
Squadron-Leader Kingsford
to
from Flight-Lieutenant Ulm
message
to attempt
Smith's parents Pilot Heath said: "Saw them. AH O.K., rather "scraggy," near
O.K.
but very cheery. Machine petrol. with Heath."
A
and other
that
Cross to take off when message
supplies
the
Saturday.
on
Southern Cross
of congratulations to the
indicated
companions
Southern In a
by
trip to the
second
weak
in
landed
who
also had been too exhausted says message ÏV. Mission. the Port walk to George
Parcels of food, clothing,
a
snails.
that the men
His
Cross
the bank of the Glenelg
wild beans and mud
on
was
of the Southern
crew
Mr. R. Hitchcock, whose machine,
between Alice Springs and Wyndham.
the Kooka-
Two
Air
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16556364
Force
machines which
will
search
for them
in
Central Australia have
reached Maree.
The Canberra has been released
to take part in the search.
