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STRANDED AIRMAN'S BLIGHT .FURTHER. RESCUE ATTEMPT (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright) PERTH, Jan. 3. Repairs to Pilot Bakor’s plane have been completed. Pilot Baker, accompanied by two Air Force planes, intends to leave Forest to-morrow in an. attempt to rescue Air Whelan, who ■*> Isolated on a salt lake in the Great Victoria it Desert, 'terrible weather conditions were experienced on the plains, and birds .were driven front the desert to Forest- by the intense boat. Mr Whelan Wist he sulicring tortures from iho blistering heat. ANGLO- PF. R SIA N R ELAT f()N S. (U.P.A. by Flee. Tel. Copyright) LONDON. Doc. ".41. Persian naval officers have been ordered hv the Shah to cordially entertain the personnel of tjio British warship Ii.M.S. Hawkins, which is visiting Persian wafers. (U.P.A. by Flee. Tel- Copyright) TEHERAN. Jan 2. The Shah of Persia has wind a. decree forbidding officials .•«v| high Anny officers associating v ifh European women a’rending foreign <oeeptions. AUSTRIA'S RIG LOAN. (Brilisli Official AYirebss.: RUGBY, Dec. 31. The articles of ratification of the protocol, providing for a loan to the Austrian Government amounting in 300,000,000 schillings, have hoon deposited at Geneva by Britain, Italy and Austria. Ratification by France before midnight to-night, which is necessary to give effect to the protocol, was assured lasi night when the French Senate, by 148 to 68 votes, approved the bill guaranteeing the French share ;n the loan.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11835, 4 January 1933, Page 7
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