Twice Forced to Descend Owing to Mists London, Aug. 24.
Ar. J. Ramsay MacDonald had an eventful flight from Lossiemouth London to-day. The Air Force machine in which he was travelling was foreed to land twice, owing to Northataberland, but even-lly reached Hendon Aerodrome at, this evening, instead of at oislock as expected.
Aug, 25.
After his return to Downing Street yesterday evening the Premier, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, received several callers, including Lo Thomson, Secretary of State for Ait Lord Patmoor, Lord President, of the Council; Mr. A. V. Alexander, First Lord of the Admiralty; and Mr, Tom Shaw, Secretary of State for War.
Interviewed by a representative of Reuter's Agency, Mr. MacDonald conied that his return from Lossi mouth had been hastened by the events at the Hague or in Palesti He said that the gathering at Downing Street yesterday was in no way a Cabinet meet but just a friendly conversation in order that he might learn what kad happened during his absence.
Mr, Macdonald denounced the rumours that he was going to fly to the Hague as 'a tremendous dis. service to the country" because, it they heard that the Prime Minister Great Britain was flying specially to the Reparations Conference, the Ciplomatists at the "Hague would hope that he intended to take a new line and keep back thei offers.—Reuter.
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