Hopes were in the wind that last week's Ottawa Air Training Conference of 14 United Nations* might coordinate future air power and keep its nose on the horizon of world control. For a time the conference ship appeared poised for a spectacular takeoff. But at week's end it was still on the ground.
Earth bound. What kept the conference grounded was the ponderous problem of who was going to pay for what and who was going to run the controls. As to that. Canada, the U.S. and Britain had different ideas.
> Canada's problem...
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