KINGSFORD SMITH
NO JOB IN AUSTRALIA MAY GOME TO NEW ZEALAND Pre*s Association—By Telegraph—Copsfight. SYDNEY, January 26. Air-commodore Kingsford Smith has received a hint that there is no hope of the Commonwealth Government finding him an aviation job or providing a subsidy for a London air mail owing to a shortage of funds. He stated to-day that he will probably go to New Zealand to reside. Piloting the Southern Cross, Kingsford Smith made many pleasure flights over the city to-day, with seventeen passengers on each trip,
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Evening Star, Issue 21011, 27 January 1932, Page 7
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86KINGSFORD SMITH Evening Star, Issue 21011, 27 January 1932, Page 7
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