AERIAL PROPAGANDA IN AUSTRALIA
Back to Australia—Harry Expresses Some Views—Australian Air
Policy—He Speaks of Stabilising Devices—A Reminiscence of the
Round-Britain Seaplane Flight—A Civic Welcome—Harry’s Father
Speaks—Assembling the Tabloid—First Flight in Australia—Preparations
for Flight—Flying from a Street—An Object Lesson at Government
House—Harry Dispels a Fallacy—And Speaks about Whirling Propellers—A
Flying Call on the Governor-General—Interrupts a Game of Tennis—What
the Governor-General Thought of Harry—Old Melbourne Friends Fly—The
Australian Press—Enterprising Lady Passengers—Passengers pay £3 per
Minute—Curious Attitude of an Association Official—Organisation of
a Big Public Flying Exhibition—Harry’s Views on Flying—A Crowd of
25,000—Is Difficult to Handle—And Affects Harry’s Programme—An
Accident—Without Serious Consequences—The Minister of
Defence Ascends 3,500 Feet 133