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Escorts Provided
For Aliens Flying
Over Canal Zone
Passengers' Cameras
Must Be Sealed
Under Strict Orders
Airplanes carrying any persons not
American citizens will not be al
lowed to fly over the Panama Canal
Zone or its nearby territorial waters
except under official escort, Presi
dent Roosevelt has ordered.
Details of rigid rules for any air
craft flights over the Canal Zone,
prescribed in connection with moves
to strengthen national defense and
safeguard neutrality, were disclosed
today by publication in the Fed
eral Register of the President’s ex
ecutive order.
The order sets up a “Canal Zone
military airspace reservation,” in
cluding the airspace above the
Canal Zone and the territorial
waters within the 3-mile marine
boundary at each end of the canal,
All foreign or domestic aircraft
are forbidden to navigate within,
into or through the Canal Zone ex
cept under specific authorization by
the Civil Aeronautics Authority for
civil aircraft or by the State De
partment in conjunction with the
War Department for military
Dianes.
rarss
(Continued From First Page.)
the troops were barracked withoul
obvious delay.
Units of the British Army wen
observed moving toward the front
There was little of the public re
joicing that greeted the arrival o!
the British in 1914, and French
peasants, stolidly watching the
brown clad columns moving through
their villages, seemed to take the
coming of their allies for granted
Poilus mingled with the troops as
they halted for brief rest periods
Many of the Britons were veterans
of the last war, and adopted the
attitude that “we're just picking up
where we left off last time.”
Cabinet Is Shuffled.
Behind the lines Premier Daladiet
shuffled his cabinet for what the
French termed "a fight to the finish
with Nazidom.”
Changes in the cabinet, which M
Daladier announced yesterday, did
rot affect the political aspect of the
government to any great degree.
Georges Bonnet, who has been
foreign minister, was appointed
minister of Justice, while M. Dala
dier took over the foreign office
portfolio in addition to his duties
as Premier and minister of national
defense.
Two new ministries—blockade and
armament—were created. Senator
Georges Pemot, member of the
Radical Union group, took the block
ade post, and Raoul Dautry, former
director of the French National
Railways, was made armament min
ister.
The numerically strong Socialist
group, headed by former Premier
Leon Blum, declined to participate
in the new government.
Health Officer Named
MANASSAS, Va., Sept. 14 (Spe
1 rial).—Dr. H. Garnett Snead, as
: sistant health officer in Arlington
I County, will succeed Dr. D. L. Riley
1 as director of the Prince William
Stafford health district October 1.
Dr. Riley plans to enter private
j practice at Winchester.
—
Common sense, not legal rights,
| mean traffic safety.
Rules on Aliens.
The most stringent rules are set
up for planes operated by or trans
porting aliens. Before they take
off for the Canal Zone, they must
notify the zone governor of the
probable time of arrival, cruising
altitude and speed.
At a designated rendezvous point
outside the Canal Zone, the aircraft
Will be met by an official escort of
Canal Zone planes which will lead
the way to a designated landing
place. The flight commander must
remain under instructions of the
canal aeronautical inspector while
in the zone's jurisdiction. The vis
iting aircraft may leave only with
a similar escort.
The presidential order require?
that all cameras carried by any
planes entering the Canal Zone area
shall be sealed before the take-ofl
for the zone and remain sealed while
in the military reservation.
Rules similar to those for alien
planes apply to aircraft operated
by and transporting United State'
citizens, except that an official escort
is not required for them. They are
required, however, to follow pre
scribed routes to and from desig
nated landing places.
Penalty Provided.
The order bans any planes from
flying over the airspace reservation
without landing in compliance with
the prescribed regulations. A pen
alty of up to a year's imprisonment
is provided for any violations.
The President put the canal under
military rule last week, when the
War Department ordered troop re
inforcements for the garrison. Maj
Gen. David L. Stone. Army com
mander, was given full authority
and already has put guards on ai
ships making the transit and in
creased safety measures at such vul
nerable points as locks.
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