Hundred and Seventy Miles in, Seventy-seven Minutes, Completing what is believed: to be the fastest air record established, in China since the advent of aerer planes here; Capt. W. R. Henderson, and Capt. J.B. Machle, of. the Shanghai-Nanking air mail service, made a return flight several days ago from the capital in 1 hr. 17 mim, for' the 170 miles.
They had made a joint trip the morning in two planes because of the amount of mail matter and ame back later in the day ranning a heavy wind for the entire distance. Both pines took off ati the same time and the landing here was simultaneous. They were flying the Stinson-Detroiter machines use daily,
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