y, Aug. 29.
The Customs authorities at Oii aga, on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande, report that two U. S. Army aviators, Captain Reynolds and Staff-Sergeant Newlands, who landed in Mexican territory, have been detained because they lack the Government's permission (o fly over Devon," and the Uni up at the coastguard station, "and Munich, Aug. 29.
Mexico ity, Aug. 30.
The Treasury has instructed the Customs to release (Captain Rey-naids and Staff-Sergeant Reynolds, the two U.S. Army aviators who landed in Mexican territory, provided they are satisfied that the airmen's landing was not connected with smuggling.—Reuter, 'The Pride of Detroit, which left Croydon this morning,' has landed here—Reuter.
Munich, Aug. 30.
The Pride of Detroit has hopped of for Constantinople—Reuter, Belgrade, Aug. 30.
The Pride of Detroit has arrived here from Munich to refuel and will resume its flight to Constantin.
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