MRS VICTOR BRUCE
CRASH NEAR JASK CALL FOR HELP. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright* DELHI, October 8. “Crashed. Please help,” was the message from Mrs _"V ictor Bruce brought by Persian tribesmen- to the cable office at Jask last night. According to the messenger, Mrs Bruca is stranded at Kohimobark UiUs, twenty miles north of Jask. The machine is badly damaged, but the flyer is unhurt. A rescue party, consisting of the superintendent of tha cable office, the Imperial Airways ground engineer, two assistants, ana a doctor, left Jask in a sailing vessel to render assistance.
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Evening Star, Issue 20610, 9 October 1930, Page 8
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