FLIGHT ACROSS ATLANTIC.
VJS. AIRMEN RRAf^gE PROCEEDING TO |^ {rmrras rtas* "irr.inri nnfunJi (Received July *||—„ A message from states that the Atlantic aeroplane PathssawS on the beach owing tm h^a'gfß but is now on the way The aviators were hijih tu the at J9B Governor of San under. s%9tl landing spread rapidly **i JgU were soon crowded with ■99 were anxious to get a C&H|H airmen, who. in tie Sfl through an interpreter, «2I the Governor if he could fe2| with enough petrol to Rome. It was pointed ostfkzS were neither fuel nor at the emergency **rofasmll then derided to spew) tfcftffl Santander. and depart ta aH The airmen expressed Mml pointmont that they »af2i Home on a rtoo-ctoa stated that they had a flight across the Atlaatae. TJH [The single-motored monoplane Pathfinder, ptattaJlgß Q. Williams and navigated kV9 Yaneey, left Maine oa HgSflH ing in an attempt to make tvX9 flight to Rome. The airsMajjß complete the 4700-mile jininjMjß 50 hours.] "IB
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19668, 11 July 1929, Page 8
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