London, June 30.
The proposed agreement with the Imperial Airways for the continued operation of the air service connecting Nigeria and the Gold Coast with the main Empire route to South Africa at Khartoum, is published in a White Paper issued today The existing agreement expiry today, and the proposed agreement provides for the continuance of the service by extending the existing agreement for a period of six months, Ths agreement will be the subject to earlier termination within that period if the proposed corporation for which a provision is made in the British Overseas Airways Bill now before Parliament, is established before the end of the year.
The service will be operated between Khartoum and Takoradi—the route having been extended to the latter place on May 2—and there will, as hitherto, be one flight a week in each direction—Wireless through Reuter.
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