AVIATION

Evening Star, Issue 21285, 14 December 1932, Page 9

AVIATION

MRS AMY MOLLISON OVERDUE AT DUALA Pre«* Association—By Telegraph—Ocpyright LONDON, December 13. Twenty-two hours have passed without news of Mrs Amy Mollison, who was last reported to be flying strongly over Loanda, en route to Duala, where she was due yesterday. CABLE MESSAGE TO HUSBAND. LONDON, December 13. (Received December 14, at 10 a.m.) Mrs Amy Mollison cabled her husband from Duala stating: “Unlucky again. .Cannot arrive on December 14.”DEPARTURE FOR GAO. (British Official Wireless.) RUGBY, December 13. (Received December 14, at noon.) ■ Mrs Mollison left for Gao, 1,000 miles north-west of Duala. UPSIDE DOWN FRENCHMAN SETS RECORD. PARIS, December 13. An airman, Captain Detroyat, flew upside down at Villa Coublay for twenty-six minutes, which is claimed to be a record. BERTRAM'S STOWAWAY DARWIN, December 13. The stowaway on Bertram’s plane is believed to bo identical with the twenty-year-old Jack Dodson, who was reported to be missing from the unemployed camp after midnight on Sunday. No watchman was guarding the plane. [After leaving Bima, Allen, the mechanic, found a stowaway, who was immediately arrested on arrival at Sourabaya.]