Washington, Aug. 21.
'The War Department is sending five army acfoplanes on' a fight] round South America this year. Officials decline to discuss details, ft is definitely established that there will be no obstacles to Germany's admittance—Reuter.
French Nationalist Press Scenting, a British Plot Paris, Aug. 26.
The "Tangier question" (arising from General Prime de Rivera's pronouncement that Tangier ought to bbe included as a Spanish protectorate) continues to occupy the attention of the press.
Lo Gaulois" emphasizes the danger of confusing the entirely separate questions of Tangier and the reform of the Council of the sao of Nation and "L'Echo de Paris" gestion that an inter-should be maintain-preponderance.
"L'Echo de Paris" suggests that France should openly declare in favour of the annexation of an international zone to Spain, leaving to Great Britain the onus of refusing to consent to such a solution.
The extreme Nationalist organ, Spain would be satisfied with a League mandate in Tangier _as evidence that Great Britain was scheming to retain her share of giving Spain a purely illusory satisfaction.
The paper calls on all Latin nations to rally to the defeat of this
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