NEW EMPIRE AIR SERVICES
PLAN TO ENCIRCLE GLOBE DRAFTED FIRST DECISION OF IMPERIAL CONFERENCE LONDON, June 1. A plan to encircle the globe with Empire air services constitutes the first decision of the Imperial Conference. The political correspondent of the Australian Associated Press learns that it has been drafted b" the Civil Air communications committee, which is the first committee to conclude the work in readiness for adoption by the plenary conference. The decision involves all the Dominions and colonies which are contributing to the acquisition of landing grounds throughout the Empire. The resolve to expand and expedite the Empire services is the sequel to the rapid wide-scale development of foreign lines in Empire territories, and also in their neighbourhood.
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22109, 3 June 1937, Page 11
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