Flight from Tientsin: Rough Weather Along Coast The Cantonese acroplan the Spirit of Canton, which hi Tientsin in the morning, arr ved pan on December 4, taking about sis hours for the flight There was a large crowd Chinese present and a handful foreigners, most of whom were journalists Immediately upon landing, Con mander Chang. warmly embraced Mrs, Cheng. She, of course, was Jin a state of ext sve exeitemen But rhe told a "North-China Daily News" representative that she not in the least anxious about her wW's safety, She knew he be all right. He was a capable airman and knew every thing about his machine. Mad sh: rot been up with him in the air Canton? "Oh! -He's never giv me any anxiety yet," she said in excellent English.
Commander Chang was followed out of the place by his comrades, Captains Yang Kuan-yy, the pilot. and Wang Yuh-pei, the' mechanic These three men, who are still la their twenties, are all American born Chinese.
The trio were then carrie shoulder-high, and Mra, Chang. likewise, was lifted up and. thes were bombarded by photographer Rough Weather on Journey Interviewed by a of the "North-China Daily Nows," Commander Chang said that the weather was very. rough and the Spirit of Canton met with strong winds, which blew them out of their course, seawards. However, the engines were in excellent shape and they had no difficulty in controlling her. It was not cold in the air and they found a great Jifference when they landed.
"We have had a most successful trip K.." said the smiling commande! "ery where we went, people went out of y to welcome us. I wish though, that we have not had such a hearty welcome as that extended to me by the people here, eho have come all this way and in such cold weather ta receive I's really good of them. Will extend to them publicly my sin thanks?"
Aviators Fntertained The three aviators plane Spirit of Carton were
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