AGAINST IT ALL
MB. LLOYD GEORGE
BETRAYAL OF INTERESTS
LONDON, 7th October. It is understood that Mr.. Lloyd George holds the opinion that the decision of the Liberal members of Cabinet no longer to oppose the election is a gross betrayal of the interests of the country and the party, and "may result in fastening, tho shackles of Protection on the country for a generation, besides wrecking the Liberal Party." A violent, attack on Mr. JJlacDonald is the feature of tho "Daily Herald" editorial, in which it is declared that he is bound hand and foot.by the Tory oligarchy. "We believe the;. country will refuse to be bamboozled by the iiisolont appeals for national,unity or the puerile threats that the return of Lab^ our will mean a national collapse," udds the newspaper. Lord Beaverbrook calls on all Empire Crusadors to question candidates and make sure that they support Empire free trade. '
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 86, 8 October 1931, Page 13
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151AGAINST IT ALL Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 86, 8 October 1931, Page 13
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