AVIATION
-<■ AVIATION SHOP. L United Press Association. —By Electria Telegraph.—Copyright.] (Times Cable). LONDON, May 26. The first aviation shop nus Oeen opened in London by the National Flying Service Limited, selling everything associated with flying irom helmets to Aeroplanes. Though it is preliminary intended to interest, the public in flying, the walls and ceiling are a curved representation of an air li«er cabin while the counter is in the form of uu aeroplane wing, AIRMAN SCOTT. MAKES FORCED LANDING. SYDNEY, May 27. Wakefield Company have received a cable from Airman Scott to the effect that he made a forced landing at the island of Lanibak to the east of Java. He intends to continue the flight today. SCOTT LEAVES DARWIN. SYDNEY, May 26. A Wyndhaih message states that the aviator Scott, using a Moth plane, began his flight from Australia to England at 5 a.m. (local time) to-day. He was accompanied by the Dutch arr liner, “Abel Tasman.” Both planes are en route to Sourabaya. ■PWMUm HMW
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 May 1931, Page 4
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