WINGS OVER NEW ZEALAND.—The annihilation of distance goes on. Cruising at 185 miles an hour, a passenger plane of a modern type conveys in safety and comfort its load of humans and freight, over hill and valley, lake and ocean, following a straight line from its starting place to its destination.
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Evening Star, Issue 23503, 17 February 1940, Page 10 (Supplement)
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51WINGS OVER NEW ZEALAND.—The annihilation of distance goes on. Cruising at 185 miles an hour, a passenger plane of a modern type conveys in safety and comfort its load of humans and freight, over hill and valley, lake and ocean, following a straight line from its starting place to its destination. Evening Star, Issue 23503, 17 February 1940, Page 10 (Supplement)
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