AIRCRAFT IMPORTS
AUSTRALIA’S DECISION DE HAVILLAND’S COMMENT [By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright) LONDON, Dec. 2. In connection with the Australian decision to admit American and German aircraft, Mr. F. E. St. Barbe, a director of De Havillands, told the Associated Press: ”We hope to receive fair play and that American machines will be obliged to conform to the same standards of airworthiness and meet the same conditions as we encountered. If Australia wants aeroplanes she cannot get at present from Englund, we Will very soon build them.” *
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 284, 4 December 1935, Page 7
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