Young Aviatrix to Train for Flight Later. in the Summer London, July 10.
'A young German woman, Frau: ein "Thea Rasche, arrived at Croydon to-day en route for America, whence she intends to fly the Atlntic. She says that facilities for training for long flights in commercial machines are better in the United States than in Germany, where only sports machines are available.
'She declared that' Mr, Charles Levine was anxious that she should sign a contract to fly "his firm's machines, She hopes to attempt the Aulantie Aight later in the summer, Fraulein Rasche's father is a wealthy brewer of Essen, He gave his daughter an, aeroplane a years ago, "Now I fly everywhere," he told Reuter. "I few on my present trip from Essen to Paris and erossed the Channel, landing at French and English const towns to replenish my petrol. I shall fly to Southampton to-morrow to join the Leviathan,"—Reuter.
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