A NEW PARTY.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20175, 2 March 1931, Page 9

A NEW PARTY.

SIR OSWALD MOSLEY'S MANIFESTO. APPBAL FO4 CANDIDATES AND FUNDS. (IIHITID PltEaa ASSOCIATION—By ELECTEIO TELEGB'APH—COPIBIGHT.) (Received March Ist, 6.5 p.m.) LONDON, February 28. Sir Oswald Mdsley announces the formation "of ft new Party in ft manifesto m which he again emphasises the lack of a national plan to meet a grave industrial situation. He condemns the political machinery of the old Parties which had reduced Britain to her pre-* Settt plight, and he calls to his aid silch members of the House of Comtoons Who consider that retirement from politics, even failure, is prefer-* able to acquiescence in the present situation. The requisites fOr the formation of the hew party are;— Voluntary workers in every constituency. Candidates to contest next election. Finance for the organisation of the Pttfty, Which Will change Parliament frota a talkshop to a Workshop and maintain stable markets and a high living standard based on high wages. Si* Oswald Mosley states that his plan includes proposals to. economically link tip the Dominions and Britain by ft noW economic organisation with common interests.

Ho has launched an appeal for four hundred 'election candidates, also for funds on behalf of "the new Party," and says that his Supporters and he are not prepared*to contimie the idle game of politics without an effort to rouse the nation to save itself from becoming third rate.