UNDAUNTED.
FALSE START.
Bluebird Rons Into Fog And
Returns.
WIVES WEEP FOB JOT.
(By Cable.—Press Associate
(Becelred 0 lo.)
PARIS, September 2.
Messrs. Giron and Corbu started out this morning from Le Bourget in the biplane Bluebird, but returned a couple of hours later as they strode a fog. The Bluebird is an immmm Farman Goliath, fifteen feet high, with two 430 hp. engines mounted horizontally, which give the machine the appearance of a Hying boat, except for the fusilage which takes the place of the hull. When the airmen returned their wires wept for joy to see them safely bade. (A. and N.Z. and Sydney "Sun.")
CANADA TO ENGLAND.
Both Machines Come to
Grief.
MAKING} ANOTHER BTABT.
MONTREAL, September 2.
Misfortune overtook both the Canadian attempts to cross the Atlantic. Two airmen left London, Ontario, for London, England, in the monoplane Sir John Car ling, but they did not get farther than Caribou, Maine, a fog having forced them to land.
Another pair of airmen left Windsor, Ontario, for Windsor, "England, in a machine called the Royal Windsor, but a few hours after the start the marfiiwa came down at St. John's, one of the wings being damaged by fire. The Royal Windsor will make another start to-morrow morning.
OFF AGAIN.
THE FBIDE OF DETROIT.
CONSTANTINOPLE, September 2.
Messrs. Brock and Schlee, the two American airmen who are on a trip round the world in the monoplane Pride of Detroit, left this morning for Bagdad, after being detained two days in order to comply with Turkish regulations.
LEYINE STARTS TO-DAY.
(Seedved 12 noon.)
LONDON, September 2.
Mr. Levine has definitely decided to make the trip over the Atlantic by air, with Captain Hinchdiffe as pilot. They will start to-morrow if the weather be favourable.—(A. and NZ and Sydney "Sun.")
UNDAUNTED.
Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 208, 3 September 1927, Page 9
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