The Archive · 1927

Portuguese World Flight

Major Beires Forced to Return to Bissagos Island Buenos Aires, Mar. 11. the training of Indians for military commissions and the transfer df Aden to the British Government, without consulting the Indian Legislature, "La Nacion's" correspondent at Bolama in Portuguese Guinea wires that Major Sarmento Beires, the Portuguese airman who is flying wund the world in a seaplane, has ken off for Port Natal in Brazil.

Field Marshal Sir William Birdwood declared that the Army was to reduced that he was unable to! spare more than four divisions for! outside service compared with eight divisions pre-war.—Reuter.

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