Sydney, Nov. 17.
The three Royal Air Force Vicker Wellesley bombers, which arrived in Sydney from Brisbane in the course of their Australian tour, were greeted by a cheering crowd of 2,000 persons.
Flight Sergeant I. T. Dixon of one of the machines was met by his fiancee of Queensland, whom he had rst met on board a boat travelling between Egypt and England three The airmen, on Monday, had a (cinnpbal drive in open ear through {he Boone of Sydney-—Reuter Remain French Paris, Nov. 19.
Both M, Edouard Daladier, the Premier, and M. Georges Bonnet, the! Foreign' Minister, repeated the" surances, which' they had already' given, regarding French colonies before the Council of Ministers yesterday evening.
They reiterated the fact that they had formally denied any supposition that France might envisage the ces sion of French possessions to Ger-
Nov. 19.
Opposition to the relinquishment of any mandated territory whatever was voiced yesterday in a motion passed by the Radical Socialist group of the Chamber which expressed approval the declaration on the colonial question made by the Premier, M. Edouard Daladier, and emphasized, that all territories of the "Prench namely colonies protectorates and mandated territories wore indissolubly bound to the mother country.—Trans-Ocean,
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