NEW CALEDONIA CALM
By Telegraph—Press Association.
support of free france
Auckland, Last Night. The impression that all was now quiet at New Caledonia following the appointment of a governor-who supported free France was brought by passengers who arrived by the Honolulu clipper. They explained that since they were accommodated on the Pan American Airways yacht Southern Seas and spent only one night at Noumca they had comparatively little opportunity of studying the situation but were convinced that the people were now satisfied. Passengers reported that a French sloop that had been at Noumea had now left. They also brought a story suggesting that some of -the supporters of the Vichy Government had also left the island. Questioned concerning the future of New Caledonia's substantial nickel trade passengers contradicted the popular -belief that Japan was likely to obtain the bulk of the ore. They said the United States seemed likely to be a major purchaser.
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Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1940, Page 6
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154NEW CALEDONIA CALM Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1940, Page 6
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