DUTCH AIR SERVICES
BRITISH JEALOUSY ALLEGED. DIFFICULTIES PLACED IN WAY. (United Press Association.! (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) THE HAGUE, November 13. (Received Nov, 13, at 9 p.m.) Declaring that difficulties were being placed in the way of the Dutch air services between Holland and the Dutch East Indies by the British authorities in England and India, M. Knottenbelt, during a debate in the Second Chamber, alleged that these were due to jealousy. He said that the Dutch services were working well, while the British services with other countries were still defective. He suggested that as air communication between Australia and other parts of the British Empire wee impossible without the co-operation of the Dutch East Indies, application of the principle of reciprocity might have a useful effect upon the attitude of the British Government.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20874, 14 November 1929, Page 9
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