Plins for Long Journey in Brit igh Machines: To Cross At-
Jantic "la One Day London, Feb. 26.
Major Pedvo Zanni and Ensign Nolgon 't. Page, the Argentine aviators who are to attempt a flight around the world next summer, expect to leb contracts for specially designed landplane very shortly. This machine will be used for the first half of their trip. The two aviators have completed an inspection of British aircraft factories und are understood to have selected a builder. They will personally supervise the construction of their aeroplane and also wre arranging for the purchase of iw seaplane for the water log.
After a conference officials, Major Zanni and Page have changed their route, avoiding tinople and pro-coeding rid E "The present youre will oe f London Paris, Rome, Cairo, Bagdad, Cal-Shanghai, Tokio, Francisco, From San Francisco the flight to New York will be made in four stages over the transcontinental route and the trans-Atlantic flight will be from St, John's. They hope to make this Fast leg in one day directly to London, They expect to start about April 15.—Tenter.
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