FLYING NEWS
CHICHESTER’S INJURIES NOT SERIOUS.
SHOULD RECOVER. COMPLETELY 'IN'THREE WEEKS.
(Press Association!
WELLINGTON, Aug. 18. The following further telegram was received b.y the Governor-General last evening from the British Ambassador at Tokio: “The vice-consul, has now returned to Kobe and reports that Mr. Chichester’s eye is bruised, a bono in the right forearm is bruised, one vertebrae between the shoulder blade is causing him some pain, and a wound in the thigh is healing. The doctors contemplate his complete recovery ill three weeks. “Mr. Chichester told the viceconsul that he was very comfortable and did not wish to be moved, and the doctors apparently do not now think it necessary.”
WILL BE WALKING IN FEW
DAYS
PLANE DAMAGED BEYOND REPAIR
(U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright.) (Received AtTg. 18. 8 p.m.) TOKYO, Aug. IS General Saski, Chief of the Osaka (airport, who is visiting Mr Chichester, says lie is making favorable progress and will he walking in a fqw days. Mr Cbicbester’s litfackino is wrecked beyond repail*, but the engine is undamaged.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11592, 19 August 1931, Page 5
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