NEW GUINEA AIR MAIL

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 28, 2 August 1934, Page 11

NEW GUINEA AIR MAIL

MR. ULM BACK AGAIN

PRACTICABLE SERVICE

SYDNEY, August 1.

Mr. C. T. P. trim's Faith in Australia arrived at Sydney today fro New Guinea with a largo consignment of mails, and continued. to Canberra.

Mr. Ulnx said that in threo days ho passed through conditions verging from extreme tropical heat to snow and ice. He added that the lesson from the flight was that there would be no difficulty in conducting air services between Australia and Now Guinea along tho route ho had adopted.

TRANSATLANTIC LINE

VIA BERMUDA OR ICELAND

LONDON, August 1.

With -a view to a British transatlantic air service to Canada by flyingboats, Imperial Airways is considering calling tenders _or suitable craft for a proposed service via Bermuda or Iceland and Greenland, according to the season.

The service would be maintained by 2p flying-boats, multi-engined, and dosigned to accommodate from 30 to 50 passengers.

ADVISERS TO POST OFFICE

(British Official Wireless > (Reeoivod August 2, 11 a.m.)

RUGBY, August 1.

Bear-Admiral Sir Murray Suetor, M.P., and Major-General Sir Frederick Sykes, granted members of the Post Office Air Mail panel, and Group-Cap-tain Primrose, Royal Air Force (retired) have been appointed Air Mail advisers to the Post Office.

By special arrangement Router's world service, in addition to other special sources of information, is used in tlio compilation of the overseas intelligence) published in this issue, nnd all rights therein in Australia ana New Zealand are reserved,