NO SPLIT IN PARTY
—Press Assooiation.)
Mr. Lee Denies Report
(By Telegraph
AUCKLAND, This Day. I Interviewed to-day, Mr J . A. Lee said he had no knowledge of the Teport suggesting he was leading a Tevolt against the Prime Minister. He declared that the Labour Party was united bv goodwill and eommon aim, and there was no sign of any disloyalist. If one did appear, he, Mr Lee, would be 1 pleased to help the Prime Minister throw him out the nearest- window. Mr Savage had emerged from a most strenuous two years in good health and with the sincere goodwill towards himself of .the members of his party.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 70, 15 December 1937, Page 5
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