New York, Sept. 26.
A group of American airmen have gone to Martinique to fly back to the United States nearly 100 warplanes which have been there aboard the French aircraft carrier Bearn since the fall of France, according to the "Herald Tribune," which quotes unofficial information which has been circulating in Washington.
The State, War and Navy Departments and the British and French Embassies have professed ignorance of the matter. But it is known that interests which are concerned, including the manufacturers, have been trying to find a means of getting the planes back without risking a clash between British and French naval forces.—Reuter.
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