Paris, Jan. 30.
Anxiety over the fate of three French aviators who have been missing since last Sunday dispelled when the airmen turned 1 in Cairo yesterday evening.
The aviators—MM. Gaston Genin and Andre Robert, of the Frenc aviation company "Air France," and 'M. Laurent, of the French Navy, established a new record for a Might declared that, owing a shortage of petrol, they had been forced to land in' the bush in the neighbourhood of Dar-es-Salaam, where they remained for sixteen hours while natives obtained a supply of petrol for them—Reuter.
Wwanced, he was selected to: represent the Royal College of Physi Jcians at the Geological Centenary in i907.
His publications included books and papers on a variety of subjects, ranging from the Argentine and [cable-currents and earthau:
An organist of no mean repute, Dr. Grabham once gave a recital ai [St Paul's for the benefit of overseas Premiers ghan visiting London.
In "Who's Who," he describes his recreations as "teasing chlefly."—Reuter.
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