THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 8, 1989.
No Concrete Result Bulgarian Visit To Berlin
TALKS LARGELY OF ECONOMIC CHARACTER
Berlin, To-day.
Bulgaria is referred to as a "factor of order” in south-east Europe in a communique issued last night on the conclusion of the visit of M. Kios- seivanoff, the Bulgar Premier and Foreign Minister.
The communique speaks of the "natural and tradi- tional" friendship between Bulgaria and Italy," and mentions the desire to deepen their politi- cal, economic and cultural relations.
It is learned that the talks be- tween M. Kiosseivanoff and Nazi Foreign Minister, Herr Ribbentrop, were largely of economic character.
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However, the Dobrudja (part Rumania claimed by Bulgaria) and the Macedonian questions were dis- cussed at some length.
CLAIMS NOT RAISED
Bulgaria has not yet officially raised her claims in these con- nexions, and the problems are not regarded here as pressing,
German circles profess to sympa thise with the Bulgarian claims, but ...: no evidence of this sympathy is like
ly to be expressed concretely in the near future.-Reuter.
HUNGARIAN SUPPORT
"I was much more comfortable when I was dead," said Mrs. Frances Seymour, of Alwayn-road, Maidenhead, Berks.
She was telling how she shiver- ed herselfback to life.
Lying dangerously ill after child- birth in a Hampstead hospital, Mrs. Seymour stopped breathing for two minutes.
Doctors surrounding her bed felt her pulse; said she was dead.
They laid body on ice and Mrs. Seymour promptly shivered-and was was alive again,
WILL NOT OPPOSE ROOSEVELT
Washington, To-day.
Mr. Paul McNutt, former High Commissioner: for the Philippines, made a further statement yester- day in connexion with his candi-: dacy for the Democratic domina- tion for the Presidency in 1940.'
Mr. McNutt told reporters that he would not contest the Democra- tie nomination if President Roose-- velt becomes candidate for a third
term.--Router.
SIR NEVILE HENDERSON
London, To-day.
30 BOMBERS FOR
· NEW ZEALAND To Fly From England In Five Formations
MANNED BY DOMINION AIRMEN
The Vickers Wellington long-range bombers ordered by the New Zealand Government, and shortly to be deliver-' ed from England by air, will be man- ned by New Zealand personnel now serving with the R.A.F., who will be transferred to the Royal New Zealand Air Force.
Thirty of these machines have been ordered, and that they will fly out in formation in five batches. The first flight is likely to leave in about three months, and it is hoped to deliver 18 machines before the end of the year. Deliveries will be completed by next April.
To facilitate the transfer to the R.N.Z.A.F. of personnel to operate When Sir Nevile Henderson, Bri- these machines, applications for trans- tish Ambassador in Berlin, was re-fer are invited from New Zealand of ceived by the King yesterday, he ficers who are now serving, or have is reported to have made a report ficers in the R.A.F.
served, as short-service commission of- New Zealanders on the situation in Central Europe. serving as airmen pilots in the British Nevile's "health" will permit him to officers in the R.N.Z.A.F
It is still uncertain when Sir Air Force may also apply and, if ac
cepted, will be commissioned as Pilot return to his Berlin post-Trans-
Ocean.
150 MEN REQUIRED Candidates must have completed two years' service with R.A.F. and must not be above the age of 28. Those ac- cepted will serve for five years with
SEARCH FOR SON OF the regular R.N.Z.A.F. and for five
SURGEON
Watch In France
years with the reserve. They may later be considered for permanent com- missions, but all personnel transferred to the New Zealand Air Force will per- manently terminate their engagements with the R.A.REA
The French military authorities
Officers selected will be posted to have been asked by the French months training as 1st and 2nd pilots. Wellington flights in England for three Consul in London to watch en Their appointments in the New Zea- She left the hospital, cured but trants for the French Foreign land Air Force will take effect from weak, some time later. But she Legion in the hope of finding the the date of their transfer to these was not expected to live long. That missing London public schoolboy, flights.
As each Wellington is normally was forty-seven years ago.
John Denham Pinnock, 162-year- manned by a crew of five, 150 men Now Mr. and Mrs. Seymour, both old son of Dr. D. Denham Pin-would be required to fly these 30 ma- aged seventy-seven, have celebrat-nock, a Wimpole-street surgeon. chines to New Zealand. The crews would ordinarily be made up of officers Hungarian support for Bul-ed their golden wedding
The boy has been missing from and men. It is not yet clear whether garia's revisionist claims is in-Mrs. Seymour told a reporter
his school, Dulwich College, for the men are also to be transferred to -dicated in an article in the semi-
two months. Mr. Pinnock is offering official newspaper.
Budapest, To-day.
The paper says M. Kiosseivanoff's Berlin visit has drawn attention to Bulgaria's demand for revision of the Treaty of Neuilly.
"We both have charmed lives," I remember how the pain re- turned as I came to, shivering on the ice block.
Mrs. Seymour, who had cooked for King Edward VII and Roths childs, has escaped death in opera "Up till now," says the paper, tions and road accidents four "Bulgaria has been isolated and times. has lacked the support of powerful Her husband, a retired coach friends for her claims." Trans-
man, has been feared dead in four Ocean.
accidents.
the R.N.ZA.F.
Details of the performance of the a £5 reward to any person who can been revealed. The machine is a mid- Wellington bomber have only recently give information which would lead wing monoplane powered with two lead to the discovery of his son.
son Bristol Pegasus engines developing
"Because of his age, be would have extreme difficulty in getting into any English regiment,” Dr. Pinnock said. "Dne alternative is the French Foreign Legion and he might as a last resort try to enlist,
1,800 h.p. It carries five machine- guns, has a range of 3,240 miles, a top speed of 267 m.p.h., and can reach an altitude of 24,500ft,
The transfer of these 30 Wellingtons with their trained crews to the New Zealand Air Force will imply a con- siderable increase in the strength of the Empire's Air Forces in the East.
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