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VIENNA( Sept. 20 (by Associated
Press).—If plans now making are car
ried out Vienna will become one oi
the great centers of European air
navigation.
When soon after the conclusion of
hostilities England, France and Italy
prepared to girdle and criss-cross Eu
rope with air routes, it looked as if
Austria were to be left out altogether
in favor of more friendly countries,
%?the lanes being laid out via Prague
and in the north and south over Italy,
Laibach and Agram. With the arriv
al here of various missions and an un
derstanding not only of the favorable
^^geographical location of Vienna but
also of its existing facilities, the en
tire scheme has been changed to cen
ter many of the lanes here.
It is understood that Colonel Barres,
chief of allied aviation control in Aus
tria, takes this view and favors the
use of the great Aspern aviation field
as a central station. This field is
only a few miles from Vienna and is
abundantly equipped with hangars and
repair shops, gasoline taks and all
the paraphernalia of a great war
plant.
Companies subsidized by the British
government are arranging for an air
line from London by way of Brussels,
Coblenz, Munich, Vienna, Budapest,
Belgrade and Sofia to Constantinople.
Vienna is exactly in the center of this
route, which is 2,400 meters long.
One of the officials of the British
Vickers concern has been here perfect
ing an arrangement with the Vienna
Aircraft Navigation Company to care
for the service with the Munich and
Vienna and Vienna and Budapest. This
contemplates care of planes at Aspern,
their repair, transhipment of cargo
when necessary and looking after pas
sengers, who will be brought by motor
to Vienna hotels and back to the As
pern field.
While the London. Vienna, Constan
tinople route represents the great
Wrest-East line, the North-South line
is planned from Berlin by way of
Graz, Klagenfurt or Trieste, Udine and
Padua, connecting there with Milan,
► to Rome. Both Graz and Klagenfort
have first rate aviation fields.
In Germany it is reported the Lloyd
Air Service has pooled interests with
the North German Lloyd and it is
understood to have concluded arrange
ments with the Vienna Aircraft Nav
igation Company for the latter to take
entire charge of its interests on Aus
trian territory.
Offices have already been opened
here and regular airplane trips to the
nearby points of interests have been
inugurated.
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AFTERMATH OF
WAR IS KEENLY
FELT BY WOMEN
AFTERMATH
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 21 (by
Associated Press).—Nowhere has the
high cost of living been felt more
keenly than in Turkish harems. Men
who were formerly able to maintain
many wives and concubines find their
incomes insufficient to keep up large
establishments and are forced to turn
some of the women adrift.
American women relief workers who
have been investigating social and
economic conditions say the tragedies
Turkish women have undergone as a
result of the war are even worse than
in other European countries because
of the utter helplessness of women and
their lack of training which might
| make them self-supporting.
The sufferings of Moslem women are
worse in cities than in the country,
for the country women are frequently
trained to do farm work and are an
asset to their husbands rather than a
liability. Furthermore the economic
conditions have not been disturbed so
seriously in rural districts. Farming
goes on much the same as usual.
Women can find employment in olive
groves, at silk culture, in fruit or
chards and even in grain fields.
Since the war has robbed so many
women of' the husbands, fathers or
other male relatives upon whom they
were dependent, many city women
forced themselves into employment
which was never before regarded as
proper for Moslem women. Turkish
women with their veils thrown back
from their faces may now be seen as
saleswomen in scores of Constanti
nople shops. They are even employed
as street sweepers.
There has been a great outcry
against Moslem women accepting em
ployment which forces them into asso
ciation with men, especially Chris
tian men, but the economic pressure
has been so strong that religious pre
judices had to make way. The need
for nurses with the army gave Mos
lem women their first opportunity to
get hospital training and become nur
ses. That was the entering wedge
which has opened the way into other
employments monopolized by Greek
and Armenian women. Turkish wom
en may now be found in telephone
exchanges. They are acting as cash
iers, janitors and even street car con
ductors.
Stern necessity has won for Turkish
women an independence which was
undreamed of six years ago, and the
wail of the untrained women forced
to earn their livlihood has aroused
Turkish leaders to a realization of the
necessity for better and more practi
cal education for women.
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