SEVENTY HOURS.
PARIS TO INDOCHINA.
LIEUT. D'OISY'S FLIGHT.
(IT CMOJS—PRBBS ASSOCIATION COPTIBOHT.),; . (AWSTBAMAIf AND «■*• ASSOCIATION./ DELB;i,,May. 13. Lieutenant d 'Oisy has feached ;. his destination in Indo-China. Hia total flying, time , from Paris has been 70 hours, LONDON; May U. A message from Hanoi, Tonking, states that Lieutenant d'Oiisy has arrived there.
THE BRITISH MACHINE.
DELHI, May 13. Squadron-'Leader Maclaren has ar rived at Masirabad.
TRANS-EMPIRE SERVICE.
LUXURIOUS 'PLANES.
LONDON, May 13. . Three types of aeroplanes will shortly be constructed for the British Air Ministry's trans-Empire Bervice, which eventually is to reach Australia. A feature will be mail-carriersi dropping bags by parachutes. Another type will carry many, tons of urgent goods. The passenger aeroplanes will be. luxuriously appointed.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18073, 15 May 1924, Page 9
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