FLYING.
WORLD FLICHT. ZEPPELIN’S PROGRESS. Press Association-Electric TelenraDb-Coovright FRIEDRICIISH A VEX, Friday. The Graf Zeppelin passed over the l ral Mountains and the frontier of Europe and Asia. Thus in 36 hours the airship covered 2600 miles. Owing to bad weather, Captain Eckener may be compelled to go as far afield as the Arctic Zone.—A. and X.Z. P.A.
LATEST REPORT. LONDON, Sunday. The United States Pacific fleet in the Orient received a radio message stating that the Graf Zeppelin is flying steadily. The conditions are excellent, and the airship is making 62 miles an hour. The Graf Zeppelin was over Yakutsk, Siberia, on Sunday. —A. and X.Z. P.A.— U.S.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 August 1929, Page 5
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