[?]NET'S TASK

Rotorua Morning Post, Issue 4, 27 August 1931, Page 3

[?]NET'S TASK

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imst Special Service. INDON, Wednesday. facDonald, in broadI public utterance Lid he bad given his pg up of the Labour lid he had' no labour :at he had done. That had credentials from uthority, namely his le conceived it. This rrespective of conss- . MacDonald stated: a good deal of atuda and forcigners, Ifinancikl position, befc is quite untrue that ularly tried to harm [ready and willing to [it wanted reassuring It is useless to aay ot to have been anxir>

pil that world confiKdit should be restorred. "The collapse oi Kng would have been Rain, abjve all others. R to buy food. The ■ is also the greatest ■merce and trade." iof the world rested its |e pound sterling and if ijyed, evcryone, partigkers, would suffer. ibappening in this na icy," he said, "whicJ. Ilead towards a crisb iive action is danandInew Government pro

Ro disag'resment in the JB. Fairly drastic econoI^Essary. What tr mblec B«most was the cutting ^pmployment benefit. ffiald eniphatically denioc K any. barikers' ramp o: Mrnst the Labour GovernHnk of England through Bfown the least bias. The Rely financial. The onlj Sld put British. eradit it. Mjecurity was the sch: me ■ The new Government Rment of individuals a7! R > a particular work Rd taken the risk wouh Runishment or reward at ■ whieh would follow ■appealed to everyone §•, empl yed and unem le the difficulties as ti 4 ■ways done with the hear' gatien to overcome them I *