POLITICAL GOSSIP
MANY CHANGES REPORTED. (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) LONDON, February 22. Week-end gossipers say Mr Snowden will have no difficulty imposing additional taxation, “either upon industry or upon the poor.” , Mr Churchill is expected to make a statement concerning his own political future, at a meeting of the Conser--J vatives in his constituency this week. Mr Walter Runciman has decided to retire from Parliament at next election and devote himself wholly to business. Lord Joicev, a prominent North Country life-long Liberal has announced his secession from the party on account of its support for the Labourites Mr Neville Chamberlain admits changes in the staff of the Conservative organisation which opponents are attributing to the failure of the Conservative party to make the headway desired by the party leaders. „ The “Observer’s” political writer (L says Sir Oswald Mosley’s resignation '. from the official Labour party is imminent. He intends to lead a new movement cutting across the parties.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 February 1931, Page 5
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