London, Feb. 8.
More evidence of the fruits of the rapidly growing Empire Air Training scheme were provided yesterday when a contingent of R.A.F, person-rel from Britain who completed their training in Canada, returned with their "Wings" yesterda They were accompanied new Avs'ralian and Canadian pilots, The new pilots arrived at a Scottish port and will be followed at regular intervals by thousands ct volunteers, cluding men hailing from Australia, Ceylon, the Malay States and other parts of the Empire.
The British contingent were mainly sergeant pilots who had loired the RAF, e the war and had completed ground training at home before being sent to Canada some months ago,—Reuter, Action Against Communists Denied Taber supported Mr. Bloom and said his own proposal was not an tempt to limit the value of which might be handed nations from future appropriations made under the authority of the lend-lease bill The House rejected by 183 votes to 122 an amendment by Mr. Hamilton Fish, New York Republican, seeking to forbid President Roosevelt to transfer any naval vessel to a belligerent power without the consent of Congress—United Press.
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