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BRITISH BID FOR DISTANCE AIR RECORDS

London, To-day.

A fight of three RAF zero- planes of the Vickers Wellesley type is to be equipped for inves-- tigation and development of the technique of long-range flying in relation both to operational purposes and the design of aero- planes, announces the Air Min- istry

The Ministry explains that as the normal evolution of air- craft design has effected a con- siderable increase of range and load-carrying capacity, it has been decided to continue de- velopment work by making use of the existing type of aero- plane.

This special unit is being formed to make trial trips on route the England-Australia

VASELINE

TO PROTECT

AIRCRAFT

London, To-day.

A pastelike vaseline has been discovered which will prevent the formation of ice an aeroplanes whilst flying at a great height.

Imperial Airways at present are experimenting with the new discovers-Reuter

THE CHENE

FRANCO'S REPLY F PASSPORTS

TO SUGGESTION FOR CANTON IN BRITISH PLAN

sver

London, To-day.

The

of the National Spanish Government to the British Plan of abolishing foreign volun- teers will be discussed at to-day's the Non-Intervention session

MR. DAVIS NOT conference, it is leamed. GOING TO LONDON

London, To-day.

The representatives of 27 nations on the Non-Intervention Committee vesterday heard the National Spanish note read-

subjects tries to visiting

Since the beginning of week special inspectors been boarding all Car

ger trains and scrutinised the pa

on the

Own Correspondent

GERMANY'S

RELATIONS WITH HUNGARY

Berlin, To-day.

At the conclusion of the visit to Berlin of the Hungarian State

As was known. General Franco The United States "Ambassador

Accepted the British Plan în prin- at Large, Mr. Norman Davis, who

ciple, but, according to the "Even- represented Washington at the

ing Standard requires further Brussels Conference, is not coming particulars concerning the extent to London as previously reported.

of belligerent rights to be granted Press reports state that he de-

to both parties, and also wishes clined an invitation to participate in particulars as to how the belliger- negotiations in London.

ency question touches the volun The newspapers say that Washingteer question. next Spring, and may mean

Franco states that the with- that Britain will regain theton is disappointed over the nega

tive outcome of the Brussels Condrawal of 5,000 volunteers already -world long distance flight re-

ference, and fears that under pre-effected is sufficient ground to cord at present held by the So-

sent circumstances, Anglo-American grant belligerent rights. viet

negotiations on the Far East could The note also asks whether the states that the climax of the have no practical results Trans British Government is prepared to was reached at the banquet last

and Chan Ocean.

accent guarantees for the assur- night, when the Fuehrer auces made in the British Plan. cellor, the Hungarian Premmer, the The National Spanish Govern- Hungarian Foreign Minister, the ment is of the opinion that the Hungarian Minister to Berlin and

esnatch of the notification of the several of the Legation Staff Non-Intervention Committee toed, as well as all German zether with the British Plan auto- members, state secretarie matically constitutes a recognition presentatives of the Defence of the Franco Government.

as far as they were in Berb Trans-Ocean.

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The flight will be command ed by Wig-Commander Gay- ford, who in company with Ni- cholettes, established a world record in February, 1933, with a fight from Cranwell to South Africa.

One of the trial fights will be arranged to coincide with the 150th anniversary celebrations in Sydney.

single-

TREMENDOUS RANGE The aeroplanes engined low-wing monoplanes built

are

on the goedetric system of

-

COR-

ANTI-FRENCH PROPAGANDA IN MOROCCO

-Paris, To-day.

RESERVATIONS

a communique was issued, which

The communique goes on to say that during their stay in London, To-day- the Hungarian guests had ample op-

the General Franco's reply to

portunity for discussions with struction now entering the RAF. "Foreign influence is becoming

Their range is 8,000 miles in more pronounced in French non-intervention committee's note leaders of State and Party. Thus

declared the regarding withdrawal of foreign numerous friendly discussions still air, which might allow of a North Africa,”

by the European affairs took place between non-stop flight to Singapore, or Minister of Colonies, M. Albert volunteers, was received with a halt this side of Singapore Sarraut, before the committee chairman, Lord Plymouth, on the Hungarian guests and the Reichs Foreign Minister, including affairs and a non-stop flight onwards to for the colonies in the Chamber Wednesday, says the "Daily Tele-

graph."

that affect the two countries direct- Sydney.

The paper asserts that in his rely These discussions were supple- Each plane will take two pilots

Replying to questions com- capable of sharing the duties of cerning foreign propaganda, Mply. General Franco agrees in prin- mented by exhaustive conversations navigation and piloting about 53 Sarrant said anti-patriotic and ciple to the proposal that a special that both Hungarian statesmen had

anti-French hours without a break-Reuter,

propaganda had commission should ascertain the yesterday with the been carried on there for years, number of foreign volunteers in Chancellor. but that during recent months it Spain, but attaches to this modified had assumed national propor-acceptance, tions. Trans-Ocean.

COMMONS QUERIES

ON

yesterday.

ANGLO-GERMAN AUSTRIA AND

FRANCO CONVERSATIONS

House

the Prime

ter, Mr. Neville Chamberlain stated

debate

Vienna, To-day

with:

disc

the

rday.

The Councillor, Dr. Funder, point-

reservations whi "would seriously prejudice carrying out of the plan. Trans-Ocean.

AMOY FORTS BOMBARDED

Fuehrer and

To mutual satisfaction, it was found that a complete agreement of views exists between the two coun- tries, and in future as heretofore the Itwo countries will be on close touch

with each other.

SLIGHTLY WARMER

Canton, To-day. The wen Japanese warships arrived out morning that the results of Lord Halifaxed out that the Austrian Govern- visit to Berlin would naturally be ment had recognised General Franco side Amoy harbour yesterday and ture of discussed with the. French Premier, as the de facto government of Spain, fired several rounds at the forts becorded last M. Chautemps, and the Foreign and expressed the wish that peace fore departing. The Chinese dammeter Minister, M. Yvon Delbos.

might be restored to Spain at an age was very slight Six soldiers degrees

ationalist victory, were wounded, but none were killed. From Swatow it is learned that the authorities there have complete the struction of dug-outs able house over 10,000 people during Įraids. Our Own Correspondent.

To the further question, whether early date by a the British Government would con-

clude a treaty with Germany with-

out the acceptance of France

and

having effect on the security of France of any other country allied

Trans-Octan

NEW DEPUTY

with France, the Prime Minister WAR COMMISSAR

said that no such treaty was under consideration. Trans-Oceani

The wedding will

month between

David, broker of Messr

Culbertson and Fritz, ing at Dina House, and Rosenberg,

Dina

understa

honeymoon

*Mania

oscow, To-day.

M. Shchadenko has been ap painted Deputy War Commnissar, and thus

political

the Red Army Varosh

NATIONALISING INDUSTRY

Beirut Strike

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