July 29.
Owing to bad weather conditions on the Atlantic, the Italian air armada of 23: flying-boats, under the command of Gen. Italo Balbo, held "up at Shoal Harbour, Newfoundland, Until better weather reports are received, the squadron will wot take off on the next stage of its home ward" flight, Gen. Balbo state Jand made it clear that the next stop of the expedition would be Valentia, Ireland, "as originally planned of the World Economic Conference must give this special prominence.
In the meantime, the delegations recognise the importance of the stability of inter-Empire exchange rates in the interests of trade. This is facilitated by the fact that they United Kingdom has no commitments to other countries as regards the future management of st-cling, land the adherence by other countries to a similar policy will make wider exchange stabilisation "possible. Reuter.
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