Negotiations Now Being Pursued Windsor, Out., Apr. 26.
The creation of an air service between Canada and Vladivostok is at present being nerptiated, Mr. Mc-Conachie, President of the Yukon Southern Airways, said here today.
Taking off from Windsor the planes would reach the principal Russian trade centres in 48 hours and would link Canada with the most important economic centres in China, Japan and Soviet Russia. Planes would carry passengers, mail, and freight.
Nome, in Alaska, would be the taking off point for the flight across the Pacific. Plans have already been submitted for the approval of the Canadian authorities, and permission will have to be sought also from Soviet Russia and the United States.
—Havas.
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