A BITTER ATTACK
(.United Press Association.—By Electrw Telegraph.—Copyright. | (Received 10.5 a.m.) LONDON. ALi.v 12. The “Daily Express” .spreads on the front page a l.»it L«|- attack on the League of Nations l nUin. “Tin. vista oi well meaning muddle headed men and women who believe they arc servi'g tile generation |, v the relusal U> lace reality.” Ihe “Express” urged the people hot to subscribe to tne Union, as a test sup in achieving Britisn independence of the League, wn.di it alleges France ..as captured lock, stock and barrel. The paper states that France is determined to remain the Dictator of Kuropj and to boll Germany and Austria in chains, whereas the bills of Britons arc disposed to give Germany a chance for the prosperity necessary to pay the demands of tli-e Allies.” The destiny of Britain mu s t he turned from Europe towards the Dominions, plus a sympathetic: uiulerMtahding with America. ”
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 May 1931, Page 5
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152A BITTER ATTACK Hokitika Guardian, 13 May 1931, Page 5
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