Madrid, Nov. 15.
The death knell of "labour ganizations in Spain, which have een the cause of much trouble to the authorities since the overthrow of the monarchy, has been sounded.
'The Cortes passed a resolution to-Jday by 161 votes to three in favour' lof their dissolution, as well as the seizure of their funds—Reuter, pared by the Air Minister in con-Junction with the Post office and was now being discussed, He indicated that the latest official] policy of H. MIN. Government was to combine mail and passenger traffic in order to secure additional sources of revenue.
Asked whether, in view of the! need for very high fuel economy on long flights of Empire mail services, steps were being taken to have' machines powered with all engines put in the service at an early date, Sir Philip replied that the Air Minis. try, for some time past, had been, taking an active part in the development of a heavy of engine, one type of which had recently passed 8 flight test, had been flown success.
Ruppersburg heard of the sentence, fie ott his home by car took road leading to Germany.
Meanwhile, the lengthy memorandum sent to the League of Nations yesterday by the German Front, denying that it has ever exercised pressure on inhabitants of the Saar, hes aroused the ire of the Saar Governing Commission. In an nouncement to.day, the Commission states that it has asked the Supreme Tribunal of the plebiscite to take Lroceeding against the signatories of the memorandum for libelling Government officials.—Reuter, fully and was now available for use by civil aviation—Reuter and "Wireless.
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