News of the forthcoming flight of Mra, Victor Bruce, the well-known British airwoman and motorist, to Japan will be warmly received in the East for it will permit people to share in the marvellous exploits of our modern women pilots. Mrs. Bruce is using a Blackburn Blue~ Leard machine, which falls within the light aeroplane class, and is expected to take a route vid India, Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai. Permission to land in Japan has been obtained and with Amy Johnson's success in mind Mrs. Bruce should safely accomplish the flight. No British flyers have been seen in Shanghai since Squadron Leader Maclaren passed through on ill-fated world trip which ended the North Pacific The fact that the. next will be a woman will he more than ccnipensatory for the absence British flyers in this part of the "Well-Behaved Citizens"
Mr. Lloyd George is ready to cooperate with Mr. Ramoay Sac-Donald in tackling the unemployment problem—at a price. The Price is the adoption by the Labour Government "of electoral reform.
That is the Key to the cryptic and passionate allusion to the plight of 5,000,000 "well-behaved citizens." Those are plainly the 5,300,947 voters who sere misguided enough to vote for Me. Lloyd George at th last election. In the _pleturesqu fashion of hi best Limehouse days Mr. George discovers that these voters have been robbed. The Violence of the argument is hardly convincing; it certainly docs little {o conceal the sordid fact that Mr.
Lloyd George is attempting to 1 political deal. It may be doubted however. whether he will succeed.
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