venturous ach Shanghai Two, American tourists", Gotin Pratt, an Ohio farmer, and 'Ross Hadley, a Hollywood businessman, are in Shanghai on the last Iup of their round. the world tour. 'The tiers, complying with their Policy, of lying only "for the fun tired of their flight at'
singapore, "dismounted the wings of heir gaudily painted plane before pending it home as freight, and ocmtinued their journey on water.
Both Mr. Hadley and Mr. Pratt disclaimed any attempt to estab-Uish records or in any way do "stunt flying" on their journey, "I ast wanted to place my every day pleasure fights end to end and Seo how, far they. would, reach," Ins, Hadley explsiond, "Thay 7 a pleasant trip and say that, ath few exceptions, Aiying around io globe holds ug more hazards than an aufomtbile excursion would through highly civilized Carrying, literally, no more than a hard full of spare parts, the fliers Jett Los Angeles last December and flew in comfortable hops for three days to New York, Here "they Secured passage to Lo Havre trans-Atlantic liner, and after arriving in Europe ' spent two months: visiting European capitals before continuing on to Singapore, where they again boarded a ship.
Tu his account of the Aight, Mr Pratt said, Neither, Mr. Hadley hor myself' had intentions of pub-Uioizing our trip. We travelled from: day to day without speci plans for the next day's flight, ent Whithwind 3-25" two power motor, had a
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