AVIATION.
E3IS RETURN TRIP. NEW' YORK, July 7. A message from Mineola states that E>34 is expected to start homeward on Tuesday, taking the southern course, and heading towards Spain. The aiiship will probably make the flight from New York to Baltimore and Washington before starting on her return trip from St Johns, Newfoundland. A NARROW ESCAPE. Advices from Mineola state that R3l was tom from her moorings by a high wind. Soldiers saved her in the nick of time. FIRST AERIAL STOWAWAY. NEW YORK, July 7. The first aerial stowaway was discovered on R34. Ho was a dismissed employee named Ilallantyne. He secreted himself aboard the airship, and was not found until the vessel was over the Atlantic.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12688, 9 July 1919, Page 3
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