AEROPLANE ACCIDENT CORRESPONDENTS VIEWS
TO THE EDITOR. ~ Sir. — An appeal is being made just now on behalf of the young aviator, and in some respects I think rightly so. There is, however a feeling of doubt amongst a large section of the public, which should be cleared up, and when it is I feel sure the public will not be slow to respond. It seems-1 that Mr. Scotland was engaged by a band of local people, who were going to " ruri " him. Trumps, however, have not turned up, and there is a doubt regarding the posi'tson of the syndicate. Now, sir, if the members of that syndicate, who are well known, will take the public into its confidence and let us know what have been the profits to date and what proportion of the loss of the aeroplane they intend to carry, there will be an incentive to help. — I am, etc.. LYALL BAY.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 74, 28 March 1914, Page 6
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