PLANES CROSSING INDIA
BRITISH AND DUTCH CONTRAST.
“NO SIMILARITY BETWEEN CASES.”
By Telegraph—Preus Assn.—Copyright. London, Feb. 10.
« In the House of Commons Commander Kenworthy asked would facilities similar to the Dutch be granted British planes to traverse India to Australia. Captain Wedgwood-Benn, Secretary for India, said no British application had been made.
Commander Kenworthy: “Is it >t a fact that tlie Dutch are permitted and the. British are not permitted?” Captain Wedgwood-Been: “There is no similarity between the two cases.” Commander Ke: worthy: “What steps are being taken to permit British machines to cross India?”
Captain Wedgwood-Benn: “That’s a different question.”
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 February 1931, Page 9
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