... HINDENBURG FEATURES Everything Featherweight: Step Ladders of Duralumin: Basins of Celluloid By Sidney Rogerson It seems only a few hours ago that I was waving good-bye to the Hindenburg as she sailed away from the pine-girt flying field at Frankfurt ...

... REPORT ON HINDENBURG Three inquiries are to be conducted into the disaster to the Zeppelin Hindenburg Two of them are by U.S. authorities. The third will be undertaken by the German experts, headed by Dr Eckener, designer of the Hindenburg, who are on ...

... ZEPPELIN INQUIRY MYSTERIOUS LIGHT SEEN IN HINDENBURG A very strong light in the upper fin of the Hindenburg preceded the appearance of the fire in the airship, according to evidence given by Mr William Meister, vice-president of the American Zeppelin ...

... sent a telegram of condolence to Herr Hitler on the disaster to the Hindenburg. His Majesty said: Am deeply shocked the news of the disaster which has befallen the airship Hindenburg, and I hasten to express to you, Mr Chancellor, my sincere condolences ...

... and Skegness. July s—Minehead5 —Minehead (Somerset), Southampton Docks, Portsmouth, and Brighton. HINDENBURG INSURANCE The insurance of the Hindenburg is largely covered in London. ...

... TIMES Hindenburg in Every Way Proved Technical Success: RlOl Lesson By Capt. J. A. SINCLAIR Just fourteen months ago, at the invitation of Dr Eckener and by the special permission of the German Air Ministry, I was privileged to fly the Hindenburg on her ...

... Airship Disasters The loss of the Zeppelin Hindenburg is major disaster to Germany. Even more than this country takes a pride in the liner Queen Mary did Germany feel proud of her giant airships. There was reason for the feeling too. The Zeppelin type ...

... PART OF R101 USED IN ZEPP CONSTRUCTION The RlOl's twisted framework was actually embodied in the construction of the Hindenburg. The scrap metal was purchased for the purpose by the German Government and transported from France. ...

... The whole object of the Hindenburg was to build a faster, safer, and more comfortable airship than the Graf Zeppelin, which has crossed the Atlantic safely more than a hundred times and flown round the world. The Hindenburg was partly constructed at ...

... telegram of condolence to Herr Hitler on the disaster to the Zeppelin Hindenburg This is not the finish of airships, said Sir Harry Brittain last night, referring to the Hindenburg disaster The Church's attitude to peace and war is dealt with in a ...

... ZEPPELIN DISASTER STEWARD'S DESCRIPTION AT INQUIRY s °f the Hindenburg's crew forp e or _the first time yesterday be- De P art ment of Commerce disaste? Inquir y at Lakehurst into the a Hen nerberg. steward, described x Plosion sounded like a big ...

... FINISH OF AIRSHIPS SIR H. BRITTAINS VIEW OF DISASTER Sir Harry Brittain last night expressed the view that the loss of the Hindenburg did not mean the finish lighter-thanair transport. He was speaking at the annual dinner of the German Club in London, from ...