ACHIEVED OBJECTIVE

Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2398, 7 April 1931, Page 8

ACHIEVED OBJECTIVE

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TO SPEEP l'l> MAIf.B glen kipsox's feat bßf’onn-I*.i: ]■:aki n<; mr.Ht PROOF FOR POST OFFICE (Aust. and N.Z. Cable) ( Ilf’cived April 7, 1 pun.) Capetown, April ft. Commander <;i<-n Kidson, the milUonnire sportsman, who loft Knglnnrt las Tuesday morning. Inndtnl lids evening ai Maitland aorolrome. the lligld inking Gx dn.vs and 10 hours CT'T OPT THREE DAYS . He lias thus broken all previous reeords to the Cape by at lons, three? days, IT STAX'DS TO REASON lit! stnted : •'ll' I enn earry through ft single trip like this as a private owner without proper organisation, it must stand to reason that a eoinineri ial company operating on the same route with relays of machines will he able io do the journey miieh quicker." EXPEIHTIOI S TRANSPORT He considers the Imperial Airways’ schedule of 12 days for the same night is ridiculous ami urges that to exjierlife the Irapsjioft of mails is of the utmost Imperial impiu-innce. ttUXJ' gJUfJ—g.