LABOUR IN OFFICE
CHURCHILL PESSIMISTIC.
CRBUTEIi'S TELEGRAM.) (Received 19th January, noon.) LONDON, 18th January. Mr.. Winston Churchill, evidently among the Liberals who do not relish' the idea of supporting Labour, has published a letter Wnerein he declares that the enthronement of a Socialist Government in office would bo a serious national misfortune, comparable to defeat in war. He contends that the exhortation to ,r;ivo a chnnie to Labour would only really jnean giving a fair chance to faction and manoeuvre. He paint 3 a dark picture of the result of Socialist minority rule, and 'suggests that aftej" Mr. Clynes's amendment to tho Ad-dress-in-Reply is carried, the House further record its repudiation of ' Socialism and its distrust of the advocates of the capital levy and nationalisation.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 16, 19 January 1924, Page 7
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125LABOUR IN OFFICE Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 16, 19 January 1924, Page 7
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