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September 3, 1930

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Headlines from September 3, 1930

Air and Rail Lines Here Open A Consolidated Ticket Office

By Unknown Author

Opens consolidated ticket office in N Y C

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HEARST IS EXPELLED ON VISIT TO FRANCE FOR 'HOSTILE' ACTION; Government Says Move Was Taken Because of Use of Secret Naval Pact. NOTE PUBLISHED IN 1928 Tardieu Reported to Have Fixed Ban Aug. 9 After American's Talk to German Press. ORDER IS OBEYED QUICKLY Paper Owner Asserts in London He Told French He Would "Save" Nation by Going at Once. Not Molested Month Ago. Text of Hearst Statement. HEARST IS EXPELLED ON VISIT TO FRANCE Hearst Ban Dated Aug. 9. Officials Explain Expulsion. Horan Action Called Unethical.

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

W R Hearst expelled from France because of publication in 1928 of secret naval treaty

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COSTE'S OWN STORY TELLS OF FLYING THROUGH MIST; Like Floating Through a Hazy Dream for Hours and Hours--Felt Lucky After Conquering Three Storms Over Atlantic. ONCE DRIVEN 100 MILES OFF THEIR COURSE Knew That the Battle Was Over When They Sighted Land at 6 A.M., but Got Into a 'Tight Place' Between Steep Cliffs of a River. Followed the Winding Coast. Decided to Fly by Instrument. Storms Ahead Cause Concern. Driven 100 Miles Off Course. Land Sighted in Early Morning. Up and Down to Find Clear Way. COSTE'S OWN STORY TELLS OF FLYING THROUGH MIST Adequacy of Preparation Stressed. Waited Impatiently for Dawn. No Opening in the Mists. Sky Clearer at Sea. Ocean Swift-Blanketed by Fog.

By Captain Dieudonne Coste.times Wide World Photo

When we took off from Paris the day before yesterday we knew it was the greatest moment in our lives. It was the culmination of three years of hard effort, not unmixed with many heartbreaking disappointments. If we had not left at that particular minute we might well have ...

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HOOVER LAUDS COSTE FOR 'GLORIOUS' FLIGHT; In Cable to Doumergue, the President Calls Exploit of the French Airmen Brilliant. LINDBERGH HAILS SUCCESS Own Feat Surpassed, He Says --Byrd, Kimball and Aviation Leaders Add Their Praise. Message to French People. Navy Heads Add Greetings. HOOVER LAUDS COSTE ON 'GLORIOUS' FLIGHT Masterpiece of Skillful Flying. Praises Attention to Detail. Great Achievement, Says Byrd.

By Special to The New York Times

Cable sent to Pres Doumergue congratulating him on flight of D Coste and M Bellonte

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10,000 STORM FIELD TO WELCOME FLIERS; Coste Cuts Whirling Propeller as Police Lines Snap and the Throngs Rush Plane. WELCOMERS SHOVED ASIDE Glare of Torches Lights Wild Greeting as Pilots Are Carried in Triumph From Field. Special to The New York Times. Crowd Breaks Police Lines. 10,000 STORM FIELD TO WELCOME FLIERS

By Unknown Author

CURTISS FIELD, L.I., Sept. 2.-- As the red biplane of Captain Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte swung out of the northeast at dusk and circled low over the Curtiss Airport here a cheer of welcome roared...

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1930Cherry Wilder, New Zealand author and poet (died 2002)^[†]

Cherry Barbara Grimm, better known by the pseudonym Cherry Wilder, was a New Zealand science fiction and fantasy writer.

Headlines from September 3, 1930

Air and Rail Lines Here Open A Consolidated Ticket Office

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