Paris, Mar. 29.
The pilots of the two German aeroplanes which flew over Strasbourg, in the "forbidden" French zone, last Monday have been sent (o a concentration camp for two years on the orders of General Hermann Goering, according to a Berlin report received here, The German Air Minister is said to have informed the French Air Attache in Berlin that any German airman making an unauthorized fight over French, Belgian or British territory in future would be prosecuted for high treason and be liable to the death sentence—Reuler.
French Planes (o Police Frontier Paris, Mar, 28, 'The French Ministry of Air has: decided to establish a corps of special fast planes for police service on the French side of the Franco-German frontier. 'This decision has _been' taken as a consequence of the allega~ tion that two German planes recently flew over the "forbidden" French frontier zone, 'The planes' will be stationed atong the Maginot line—Reuter,
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