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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 12, 1989.
CABINET MINISTER WILL GO TO MOSCOW IF MR. STRANG SUCCEEDS
London, To-day. While most Sunday papers were unable to add any- thing to what, was already known regarding the William Strang's Moscow mission, the "Sunday Times" asserts that a member of the Cabinet will follow Strang to Moscow provided that the negotiations conducted by Mr. Strang with the Soviet authorities have the expected result.
BRITISH FUND COMMITTEE
The name of the Minister who will go to Moscow in that event is not revealed by the paper, however.
The paper discussing whether
At the request of the Central Strang's mission will be successful, Committee of the British Fund for speaks of the "difficult Relief in China, H. E. Sir Geoffry which has arisen owing to the at- situation"
Northcote, in his capacity of Joint
Vice-President of the Fund, has titude of the Baltic States.
appointed a Hong Kong Committee consisting of:-.
Reverend
The (Chairman)
The Baltic States' refusal to
Frank Short agree to a guarantee of their terri- tories is regarded by the paper a8 the outstanding feature of the pre- sent situation.
The Hon. Mr. W. N. T. Tam, Mr. H. R. Butters. Professor Gordon King.
Mr. F. B. Winter.
Mr. P. S. Cassidy.
Mr. H. F. Key, O.B.E,
Mr. G. Treverton (Hon.
The paper asserts that Mr. Strang will submit to the Soviet a new formula which provides for automa- Secre- tic booperation between Britain, France and the Soviet Union, in The Committee, which will be the event of a direct or indirect at- known as "The Hong Kong Com-tack. mittee of the British Fund for Re-
tary).
lief in China," will be responsible This formula is said to provide for.the allocation of funds granted for immediate consultation of the by the Central Committee for three powers with view to joint Kwangsi and Kwangtung other than action in the event of threatening the area in Japanese occupation. aggression. Trans-Ocean.
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25 THOUSAND FEET UP. ALL IN THE DAY'S WORK A METEOROLOGICAL FLIGHT.--Daily fights into the sub-stratos- phere from Mildenhall, Suffolk, enable the Air Ministry to forecast weather conditions far over the Atlantic for trans-ocean pilots. The work is done by the Meteorological Flight of the R.A.F. who every day fly to 25,000ft.,' in winter often encountering temperatures of 80 degrees below freezing. They have an unbroken rui of 1500 flights since the last cancellation of a scheduled flight in Nov. 1936. The flights were established in 1924 and the present work is done by two pilots flying Gloster Gauntlet fighters whose armament is replaced by sensitive weather-recording instruments. Weather reports obtained are collated with information from other sources to aid Atlantic pl- lots. Photo shows one of the pilots, wearing oxygen mask, being a8- slated into plane before a Meterological flight. Passed by the Air Ministry
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