Leipzig, May 18. Fraulein Lola. Schroeter Voresea to-day claimed to have established new world's record for parachute jumping.
Fraulein Vorescu reported that she Jumped in her parachute from aeroplane while the machine was ying at an altitude of 14,436 fect.
The instruments from the aero: plane are to be calibrated. fort to confirm as official Fraulein Vorescu's claims "to her record.—United Press.
Zeppelin's Dash to North Pole Moscow, May 18.
The German airship Graf Zeppe is expected in Leningrad on het to the. North Pole at the end. of July. Two alternative routes have been worked out for the Aight, the first across. Francis Joseph Land and Sewenaja Semija and the second Nowaja Semija, Several Russian aviators as well as the noted Soviet Polar expert Professor Samoilowieh take part in the airship's dash to the North Pole. How great the interest of the populace i in this expedition is shown by the fact tha in' Leningrad. and. Moscow speci committees have been formed. for welcoming and assisting the airship fand the members of the expedition. ""Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
M. Hawks of the United States txo British aviators, Captain Neville [Stack and Br. J. Rr Chaplin to-day! established anew record for aerial pavet between London and Copenhagen. "Captain Stack and. atr. [Chaplin flew from London to Copenhagen and back in one day.
their converted. Vickers-Napier bombing plane, 'Captain Stack and fle. Chaplin hopped off from the Heston Park' Aerodrome at 6.30 o'clock this morning. Without inident they "few to the Danish capital, "arriving thereat 1.50 o'clock' this morning.
"The British aviators. hopped off from. Copenhagen at 220" o'clock this afternoon. They made a swift return flight to England, landing Heston Park Aerodrome at 5.50
'On thole journey, which required only' 14 "hours and' 20 minutes, including a stop of 23 hours in Copen-wen, Captain Stack and Mr. Chaplin flew 1400. jules. at an average Jepeed of 124 miles an hour=—United Press.
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