AVIATION
ATLANTIC SERVICES
ANGLO-AMERI CAN PROJECT
[United Press Association—By Electrio Telegraph.—Copyright.]
NEW YORK, November-13
The “New York Times” announces that an international agreement Is being negotiated between the Imperial Airways and the Pan-American Airways respectively, and most of the important, aviation systems in the United States, having in view a trans-Atlan-tic air mail service, and eventually an express service between the two countries. The first link will he between the United States and Bermuda.
MRS BR UCE REACHES SHANGHAI
SHANGHAI, November 14
Mrs Bruce has arrived here on her way to Tokio, setting a new record for a solo flight for a woman. She continues the last stage to Japan to-mor-row.
ATLANTIC AIR MAIL,
WASHINGTON, November 14
A plan for an Anglo-American air mail line across the Atlantic was said to-day, by IV, Irving Glover, second assistant Postmaster-General, to be settled,
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1930, Page 5
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