THE STAR Johannesburg - July 9, 1935
Interesting to see how South African newspapers
covered British and German developments prior to World War II.
I found some more details on the page of Vintage Wings of Canada.
Cape Town’s new £22 000 Broadcasting Station at Milnerton
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