Aerial Trip from Passenger's Point of View 'An appreciative review of hig regent fight from Croydon to Capetown by Imperial Airways was given by Sir Allan Mossop in' the course of an' address which he gave mem-bors of the Hoyal Air Force Association of Shanghai at the weekly luncheon in "The Dome" on June 11. Some forty members and their guests sat down to table and. took the opportunity of congratulating Sir Allan, their guest "of honour, upon the Kenighthood conterred on him HIM, the King.
Mr. J, B."Badeley, president of the association, remarked how "very. pleased the members of the RAPE. were when they learned of the honour His Majesty had seen At to confer upon Sir Allan, Sir Alan Was no stranger to them, and the whole British community renew him ay aman who stood for all that was right!and just inthe British Court of Law.
'Sir Allan said he was particularly Impressed by the amazing degree of emficieney shown by Impoval Airways throughout the Aight. "wiae fare for each passenger was £190, Inclusive (of all charges, and it was' important to note that passenger and baggage together should not exceed 221 pounds. In. weight He confessed to feeling dismayed at this news, but was pleased to find that the amount of baggage finally allotted him was quite sufficient for Ihig needs, "Coupons. for various extras on the trip could be purchased for £2. 10, Od, at 8 shillings a ticket, and unused coupons were redeemable sell, Capt, 'T, G. Rennie, Commander Ht, E. Skyrme, Colonel Charles F.
Price, Baron John Beck-Frils, Int. Eilenne Lardy, General Yang Hu, Sir Robert Ho Tung, Mr. C. E. Gauss, Mr. C. H. Haines, Mr. J. Hawkings, Mr, John MeNelli, Mr. J. R. Jones, Mr. V. G, Bowden, Mr. W. J. Keswick, Mr. C. R, Webb, Mr. Edwin Howard, Shanghai Knight Given
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