Basrah. Jan. 5.
After a widespread search lasting nearly 48 hours, Mile. Maryse Hilsz, the noted French airwoman, who disappeared om January 2 while flying from Akyab to Basrah, has been found. She is safe and well about 20 miles frore Jask, where ge was fore"d dow The aviatrix was unable to inform the world of her whereabouts because her machine, a Caudron-
Simoun given to her by the French Ministry of Air, carried no wireless.
The forced landing ends all hopes of Mile. Hilsz to break the record for a flight from Saigon to Paris.
On her outward trip from Parts, she shattered the record of M. Andre Japy for a flight to Saigon by six hours and 20 minutes, taking only 92 hours and 32 minutes to cover the distance between the two capitals.
She be. ' her return flight on Christmas F; and intended to reach France aft anding only at Jodhpur and Damascu: Bad weather, however, upset her plans and now her forced landing has ended all chances of setting up a new homeward record.—Reuter,
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