FRENCH FLIER KILLED
TESTS WITH NEW MACHINE PARIS, May 10 A well-known French "acrobat" and altitude flier, Rene Paullian, aged 30, who is a son of Louis Paullian, who won the Daily Mail's prize of £IO,OOO for his historic flight from London to Manchester in 1910, was to-day killed when a new machine crashed during tests owing to engine failure.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22726, 12 May 1937, Page 11
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