Warsaw, Jan. 7.
After consultations here to-day! with aviation experts, Miss Amy. Johnson decided to postpone her ight to Moscow en route to Peking] until later in the year owing to the) bad weather now prevailing.
However, she will proceed to Moscow by train on Friday to interview the Soviet aviation authorities and to collect data in regard to the Moscow, Jan. 9.
Miss Amy Johnson arrived here to-day, ey rail instead of by air, in order to study conditions along the route before definitely deciding: whether to give up her flight to Pe-King altogether or to go at least as far as Moscow. On arrival here she declared that she had not far definitely decided, everything depending on weather conditions.
Ever since she left England, she! said, everyone advised her to ondon the fight, which only made liber more determined to carry on.
know there is a limit to reck-snd that limit may be she added.—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min,
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