ENCIRCLING THE GLOBE.
SERVICE TO INDIA FIRST
SEFTON BRANCKEB LOOKS A AHEAD. :wr.Z.
(United PreM Auocwtioo.—Copyright.);.: „ (Bntit'i Telegram.) "'* (Received 24th Mareh, 8 «*),^ OTTAWA, 93rd March. ,^K Gigantic airship, witk liaei «ißei«w^ 1' g tbe globe, with fart netoplanesif feeding them, wm th» nehenw ostlmedfcf Air Vice-Marshal Sir Sefton Branckerf'1' Director of Civil Ablation im the Bii-'^ tish Air Ministry, U an address W* the Empire Club at Toronto. He d*C clared that Britain was dereloping tw»i'' gigantic airships with a capacity «f * 5,000,000 cubic feet for a service be*' tween India and London, which would eventually include Australia. This ia turn would bring Canada within 25 of---30 hours of England. The new ship would carry a hundred passengers.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 71, 24 March 1926, Page 9
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