CAPT. LANCASTER
, AND HIS PILOT,
LONDON, October 27
When Captain Lancaster landed at Liverpool from America lie tsaid that probably he would make another longdistance flight, but, so far, lie had no definite/plans. ■■ Whduiie did; lie would certainly have no other pilot than Mrs Miller.
He intended writing a book about his flying ’ .experience,. in which he would give details of his trial in Miami, U.iS.A., for the alleged murder of Haden Clarice. He had received the fairest of trials, and the American people were generous and sympathetic. Over 1000 letters of sympathy and congratulation had. come to -him.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1932, Page 6
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