Aleppo, Apr. 13. ing their flight as a magnificent The French aviators, Lieut. Costes achievement, and emphasizing that the airmen flew over two continents end LieutComdr. Lo Brix, arrived fon their 60,000-Kilometre journey here at 5 o'clock this morning from without a single mishap. They fur-Karachi en route to Paris—Reuter. ther emphasize the importance of Paris, Apr. 13. such feats in the development and Preparations are being made to give Lieut, Costes and Lieut. by saying that Captain Costes and Come, Lo Brix, who are expected Lieut. Lo Brix have bound contin-to arrive here to-morrow, a rousing cents "together the welcome, The aviators be gratitude of ivi received by several members of the Cabinet, while the President, M. Doumergue, and the Premier, Poincaré, will be represented.—Route Lo Bourget, Apr. 14.
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As the crowd surged round them Lieut, Lo Brix felt faint and was removed in an ambulance to the Captain Costes and Lieutenant Lo Brix arrived here from Marseilles At 6.15 this evening, escorted by three squadrons of military aero planes, thus completing their flight ound the world, The fliers were immediately sur~ rounded by a huge crowd, which urged through the police barriers, Dut, assisted by police, eventually reached a hangar. where they received an oficial welcome.
The rapidity of their return from Tokyo is unpreeedanted.
Lieutenant, Lo Brix comes back nominally as a deserter ay his leave from the Navy expired on April 1 fand the flight is unofficial, but this not likely to be mentioned in view Of their record feat, The newspapers pay a tribute to the prowess of the'aviators, deseribcarried shoulder-high, They had to be smuggled through door at the Dock of the hangar to a ear, in which the airmen, accompanied by the Minister of Commerce and the Prefect of Police, drove to the Louvre, where they were received by M. Poinearé, the Premier.
The airmen appeared on the balcony and were given a tremendous Paris, Apr. 17.
Lieutenant Costes, interviewed to-day, said that his greatest desire was to attempt a flight from Paris, to New York. He was only waiting for a suitable plane—Reuter,
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