IN THE AIR

Hokitika Guardian, 3 May 1937, Page 5

IN THE AIR

AFTER THE RECORD

EROADBENT AT BASR'AH,

(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright).

ALLAHABAD, April 30 Broadbent has arrived. BASRAH, May 1.

Th© Australian, Broadbent, arrived here at 6.20 p.m. (local time) to-day, he having left Karachi at 7.55 a.m. (local time).

BROOK OX RETURN FLIGHT

JOHANNESBURG, May 1

Brook is on his flight home. He has arrived here. He began an unexpectedly early attempt bn the record, owing to favourable weather. \

A FLIGHT FINISHED

PONDICHERRY, May 1. Roland and Lucas-Naudin have arrived here on their flight. This is their destination.

ROUMANIAN’S ATTEMPT

TO BETTER CAPE RECORD

LONDON, May 1

Prince Constantin. Cantachuzene, aged twenty-seven, of Roumania, flying a Caudron Renault plane, with , a top speed of 237 miles an hour, and a hying radius of 3700 miles, has departed from Hatfield in an attempt to set England to Johannesburg and England to the Cape records. His plans include only two' stops, the first in the South Sahara, and the next in Central Africa. He will sleep for brief snatches, uSTng an automatic pilot.

MRS MOLLISON

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2

Mrs Amy Mollison said that she will fly from Paris to New York in July in preparation for the Lindbergh race. '• ' '