AVIATION.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18148, 11 August 1924, Page 9

AVIATION.

U.S.A. WORI,T) FLIERS. CONDITIONS IN GREENLAND. (HY CABt,E—----(aubteku.'-K AKD ».«. it fit tmte-UttffZ-} WASHINGTON, August 3. In reference to a report fr&m I salami that Admiral Magnsdsr, of iho Richmond, hns sumtnowd ft w,nfwse» to discuss the advisability ef catlis® off the world flight of the Azamrir&a a'viuiorshecause of tho ii* t&nd&thsM on the Greenland coairt, away alar officials dcobrt no doipatebea &»*<► bvQn reeeircd from the *tpay %dr»atm party which is coopeWlthut With- <&• world fivers, or fmm the M*»l €»»- voy, whisli indicated «&•' tutmtdif «* abandoning tho flight. A>inifr*l ruder's action is a coraplet# serpiiw. ns the latest official tmfrtd here have been uedtJedly optkedstk. Major Rader. tho akfc in charge ef the flight) declare* tliai tfc® emplanes will coroe c® just th# ssnw f MW if tho navy decides to withdraw fltf warships which ar® guarding tin* lia» of flight. ««««, aeroplane clubs. (au«tbalijcj akd s.s. citj.s tesoelifSM*-) LONDON, It is announced tfa&i Use Ait ©HUmI has decided to cneoarago the of light aeroplane cJqSm thrcogirfsct t&® country by giring fioapeial tMkASfam for two year# to the idiUMMit #£ ten such cWbe in th» kadsag csosufst" cial centres. Eacfi dab wflt t» f®~ quired to provide as eqoivaleat fefflewst-