March Field, July 14, Gromiv, on arriving here in the United States Army plane, declared. "the French dreamed of flying from Yaris to Sen Diego. We flew from Moscow to San Diego to show them how to do it—United Press, Berlin Bans AN Reports No mention of the Soviet Might to San Jacinto is peng permitted in the German press, sscording to a wireless message from Berlin, Solo Flight San Diego, July 15, M. Sigismund Lovanevsky, the Soviet aviator who last year atiempta non-stop flight from Moscow to San Francisco, only to be forced back by a broken fuel line, will take off for the United States in a new Aight next month, Ata luncheon to-day In honour of 'M, Mikhail Gromov, Maj. Andre Yiumashov and M. Serge! Danieline, the three aviators who flew non-stop from Moscow to San Jacinto, Cal, via the North Pole, it was announced by M. Stanley Shumovsky, aviation adviser to the USSR.' that Levanevsky would fly a huge four-motored plane, The journey, will not be a non-stop affair as one halt planned at some point in Alaska, 'M. Shumovaky announced—United
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