London, Apr. 1, Death rode the airways early this morning and claimed the life of one of France's most noted airman when the inaugural attempt of Air France to link up six countries by a network St high speed lines ended in a disastrous crash about 80 miles north of Paris, The victim of the crash was M. Robert Bajac, star pilot of the Frencn, aviation Company. The two other oc~ Cupants of the machines, M. Friteott the company's director of services, and M. Fleuret, the concern's chief wire-lew operator, escaped serious injury.
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