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ROUND-TIIE-WORLD FLIGHT. PLANNED BY ITALIANS (United Press Association—By Electro Telegraph—Copyrights RIO DE JANEIRO, February 10. Bruno Mussolini will head a Fascist Army squadron of five aeroplanes oil a round-the-world Might after his return to Rome. b The ’flight will, be from west to east. The stops have not been yet decided. Bruno-Mussolini has sailed for Italy. ATTEMPTED RECORD FLIGHT. ITALIAN MACHINE CRASHES. (Received fftis day at 2 p.m.) PARIS, February 10. The Italian explorer and alpinist, Gianni Albertini, flying from Milan to Croydon, from where he intended to start an attempt to beat flightLieutenaut A. E. Clouston’s record to Capetown, crashed at Le Bourget. The plane was destroyed, but Albertini and liis crew of two were not hurt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 February 1938, Page 5
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