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Hokitika Guardian, 11 April 1927, Page 2

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DE PIXEDO’S EI-IC:FIT. NEW YORK. April !». A S;ui Diego telegram reports that the Yfarchese tie Pinedo will resume liis flight from New York, iminediatelv a new plane arrives from Pome He will proceed down the coast Irom New York to New Orleans, and thence goes to St. Louis .Chicago, and Quebec, up to Xewfoundland. Then he intends to cross the Atlantic for Pome, via the Azores. Four American Army planes took De Pinedo to San Diego. A San Diego telegram from Phoenix, Arizona, states one of the escorts met with a minor accident, but no one was injured.