Evening star. [volume], June 01, 1937, Page A-7, Image 7

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CONTACT IS MADE
i
Communication Is Estab
lished Between Russian
Explorers and Moscow.
A correspondent of the Moscow
newspaper, Izvcstia, tells here of the
activities of the Soviet expedition at
the North Pole, where an airplane
and scientific base has been es
tablished.
BY HAROLD DENNY.
By Wireless to The Slar.
MOSCOW, June 1 < N.A.N.A.'i.—
Direct telephonic communication was
established last night between the
North Pole, where the Soviet govern
ment has established a scientific base,
and Moscow, via Dickson Island. Al
though a blizzard was raging on Dick
son Island, the conversation instituted
was as follows:
Moscow: "This is Moscow, the radio
center of the great northern sea route.
Tune in. We start counting, one, two,
three, four, eight, ten. Tune in.”
North Pole: "This is radio station
BV of Vodopyanov's plane, U. S. S. R.
N-170. Tune in. We start counting,
one, two, three, five, ten.”
Volume Reported Perfect.
Moscow: “North Pole! North Pole! !
Moscow speaking. We hear you well. {
The volume Is perfect, but not clear
enough. We are again tuning in.” |
North Pole: “Hello. Moscow! North1
Pole speaking. Moscow, you are not 1
hearing us well on account of the noise
of the motor. We will take the micro- '
phone outside and speak to you again
at 11:15 p.m. Do you agree?”
Moscow: “Hello, North Pole! We
hear you and' agree to your proposal.
We will resume the conversation at
1115 p.m. We are awaiting the con
versation with impatience.”
Communication Re-Established.
When communication was later re
established, the following conversation
took place:
North Pole: “Please call Yanson and
Bergavinov (political chief of the'
Great Northern Sea Route) to the
microphone. How well do you hear
us° Krenkel is making a test. We
will now start receiving. All members
of the expedition, including Otic
Schmidt, are at the microphone.”
Moscow: “Yanson-at the micro
phone Warm greetings to all mem- j
bers of the expedition to the North 1
Pole. Not only our country but all
progressive humanity is w atching your
remarkable feats with great atten- ■
tion. All the Soviet and foreign press
ere full of descriptions of your heroic
deeds and outstanding successes in
the struggle for further progress for
science. We are impatiently await
ing the moment of joyous reunion in i
Moscow. Good-by, dear friends.”
North Pole: "On behalf of all
members of the expedition we thank j
you for your greetings. We are in- !
finitely happy to have justified the1
trust of Comrade Stalin, the party
and the government.”
Greetings From Families.
Moscow: "Bergavinov at the mic
rophone. Warm greetings to all mem
bers of the expedition. I am glad
to give you regards from your fam
ilies. Otto Yulevich (Schmidtt, I
Just talked to Vera Feodorovna
tSchmidt's wife). She has just ar
rived from a rest home. Greetings
from wife and children to Vodopyanov.
Shevelev, your son Volodya wishes to
tell you that he is passing his school
examinations successfully. We are i
having cold weather in Moscow, and
the latest joke is that you have opened
the doors to the North Pole and for
gotten to close them."
Every one in this North Pole camp
Is working like a trojan. The me- i
chanics are preparing the planes for
b return to Rudolf Island. Scientists
of the permanent party are buried in
their observations. They are busy
also sorting and placing supplies and
equipment.
Last night we heard a beautiful
concert from Moscow. We listened
to the concert in three "auditoriums”
—the cabins of three airplanes in .
tvhich the whole polar population sis- .
sembled and received the broadcast
on short wave. Audibilitv was good.
(Copyright, 1937, by the North Amertcau
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