Pilot Meets Death In First Catholics were disappointed that the Austrian bishops had taken the step without consulting the German hierarchy.
The Vatican made it clear that it was not responsible.—Reuter.
Flight of Machine Berlin Takes Grave View seretat, ro me "mei Brus Apr. 2.
A new type of stratosphere plane, designed by M. Renard, crashed yesterday on the occasion of its flight, The pilot, named Vandamme, was found dead in the hermetically sealed cabin of the machine.
The plane weighed about ten tons and had a wing spread of 77 feet. It was claimed to be able of carrying twenty passengers and a crew of three. It could fly to a height of 6.500 metres—Reuter.
Berlin, Apr. 2.
While declining to comment on the Vatican broadcast pending the arrival Of the full text of the statement, official circles here state it must be considered carefully as the matters raised are very important.
A political spokesman said Herr Hitler was likely to deal with the subject in an early election speech There was no desire here, he added. io treat the matter lightly.
"The broadcast was ignored by the press.—Reuter.
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