ATLANTIC BY AIR
CHAMBERLIN'S FEAT
DESTINATION UNCERTAIN
(United Press Association.—Copyright.) NEW YOKK, 4th June.
Clarence Chamberlin, accompanied by Charles Levine, an official of the firm who manufactured the Bellanea monoplane Columbia, started at 6.5 o'clock on Saturday morning. They have no specified destination in Europe, but it is believed to be Berlin.
The aviators left from the same runaway at Roosevelt field as that used by Lindbergh.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 130, 6 June 1927, Page 9
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