Comments on Britain Storms en Route Now Mild; Ambassador Leaves for Warsaw Baghdad, Apr. 30. M. Gilbert Denis, the French airman attempting to set a new flight Berlin Maj 1. record. from Lo Bourget to Saigon, The Polish Ambassador, Dr. Joseph Arving Lipsky, left for Warsaw on Saturday arrived here at 1230 pin. GMT. today, eighteen hours 27 minutes night, it was learned here today. It after his take-off from ihe Paris is understood that he received fresh airfield. instructions from the Polish Govern-He stayed but halt an hour on his ment, in view of the Fuehrer's speech Meenwhile, the full blast of the landing from Athens, first stop on the flight, then took off again for German press is directed against Karachi. He expected io reach the Poland, whose Government is accused latter city at 9 p.m. G.M.T, stating of "grotesque lies," while the tone he would stop over only a brief towards Britain is very mild in con-while, continuing immediately to trast to the violent campaign of the Calcutta. last few weeks.
M. Denis covered the distance be-Certain foreign circles interpret tween Athens and Baghdad in seven this as an attempt to break Anglo-hours 35 minutes, En route, his 220- Polish harmony.—Reuter. horse-power Caudron-Simoun plane Poland's "Answer" was badly shaken by violent winds, but suffered no harm.
Warsaw, May 1.
"Weather conditions between Bagh-Confirmation of reports that Poland dad and Calcutta were reported here is maintaining increased military to be good. strength along her frontiers, parti-Calcutta is to be the aviator's last cularly in the Polish Corridor and stop before Saigon, which, he stated around Danzig, was seen last night at Lo Bourget before leaving yester-in an official announcement that only day, he intended to reach in less than the Warsaw Garrison would parti-fifty hours—Havas, cipate in the National Holiday Parade here on May 3 because troops would not be withdrawn from frontier posts "because they have other duties to perform." italy Tightens law Hundreds of thousands of Poles watched their air force exercise above
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