ROUND THE WORLD.
ROCKY AIR PASSAGES. ■ t r DELAYS AND HITCHES. 1 ■ . t Vancouver, May 3.—The three United States Army aviators resumed their round-the-world flight to-day from Dutch Harbour, Alaska, and arrived at Atka Island in the afternoon. Major Martin has been missing since he started from Chignik to join the other flyers and has not yet been found.—(A. and N.Z.) London, May 4.—The “Star’s*' aeronautical correspondent says that Maclaren’s delays are mystifying so British experts, who are afraid he will encounter monsoons, rendering the Tokio journey extremely hazardous.—■ (“Sun.”)
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Wairarapa Age, 6 May 1924, Page 5
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