THE BIG AIR RACE
ROSS-SMITH'S FLIGHT TO
MELBOURNE
SEARCH CARS LOOKING FOR HIM By Telesrajh—Press ABsociatiou—Copyright London, December 15. H is understood that tho Air Minister has recommended Ilis Majesty to confer honours upon. Captain Ross-Smith ;wi<l his crew. It is probable that Captain Ross-Smith will bo made a Knight of the British Empire— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
NO NEWS or BOSS-SMITH. (Hec. December 16, 11.10 p.m.)
Sydney, December IG. (Viptain Ross-Smith passed .Newcastle Waters on Sunday. No word lias been received of liiiu since, and search cars lire out—Press Assn. THE TRANS-PACIFIC FLIGHT SIR ARTHUR BROWN AN ENTRANT. Los Angeles, December 15. • Sir Arthur Brown lias entered a ■ Vickers-Vimy machine for the proposed Pacific flight for the lnce prize of J:lo,ooo.—Aus.-N.JS. Cable Assn. PROMOTION OF COMMERCIAL ' AVIATION. Sydney, December 10. A meeting of business men passed a .motion recommending the commercial men of Australia to financially; support the promotion of commercial aviation internal and oversea— Press Aesn.
THE ROUND-THE-WORLD DERBY. Tokio. December 14. The American Commission [or tho Aerial Derby around the world is consnlting the Japanese authorities concerning - preparations for the flight. It is announced that each country will be permitted to make rulings governing the flight across its territories,—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 71, 17 December 1919, Page 7
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