Reason for Britain's Objection to Graf Zeppelin Lordon, Feb, 27
The reason for the objection to the proposed flight of the airship Gra Zeppelin over Exypt, in w nection the British Government attitude was sought beforehand by the German Foreign officially, was demanded by mander J. M. Kenworthy, Labour MP. for Hull, in the House of TLocker-Lampson, the Under-Secretary of State for For-Aifairs, replied that, after come and the High Commission ply he instructed the. British Ambassador at Berlin te inform the German Foreign Office that His Majesty's Government "opposed the proposed Aight, "Mr. Locker-Lam-fon added: "Ik is quite understood Between the Exyplian Government ard ourselves, and indeed it ix mentional inthe Treaty between Sarva: Pasha and. Britain, that fo aviation should not be carried out in Beypt without Joint agreerness con. IN
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