London, Feb. 24.
'The stratosphere is the next said Mrs, Amy Johnson on, the flier, on her arrival here to-day from America, She added that she and her husband would now prepare for the air race to Australia October, in which they will represent' Britain. After that, the stratosphere was an idea for experiment.—°Revter. to prove that they have no means of subsistence. Objectors claim that this. provision is tantamount toa auber's oath.
The demonstrators are all ked men and women, able to stand the rigours" of the lon march, They carry an extra pair socks, a. clean shirt, and cheo table utensils in knapeacks on their Lacks. Fully equipped feld kitchens apply Shot mealae" To & lange ex: fant, however, the marchers are de vending on the sympathy of. the pute to provide Tead and, chee. In many' owns, the housed over-night in the local workhouses, Scotland Yard is keeping a watchful eye on the situation." Sit John Gilmour, the Home Secreta hho" already announced that marches are not in the real interests lof the unemployed.—United Press.
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