THREE GREAT FIGHTS

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 50, 21 October 1931, Page 3

THREE GREAT FIGHTS

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8 ITISH ELECTIONS m snowden's grim threat f ) deal further with e former colleagues ■ • EMIER ON TARIFF ISSUE

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■ Rec. Oct. 20, 11 p.m. B. LONDON, Monday. ■ai 3 general election has resolved B°i jnto three great figh'ts, Mr R ir Henderson v. Mr Ramsay RN )onald; Mr Philip Snowden v. El vhole of the Labour Party, and |oi i'ree Traders v. the Tariffites. ■Pei Snowden's action in taking on ff pt (vhole of the Opposition singleKy ed has provided an unexpeeted piti sion. He now says grimly that I dll deal further with his exBjm igues before the end of the elJ"vin. ifc°oie Prin^n& presses are working ■ovitime printing millions of leaflets, Ko |.ed by the Conservatives, con1 |ng extracts from Mr. Snowden's |L||-end onslaught. ■ti*. MaeDonald's election address, B,"ih is being issued to-day, niakes tgjGovernment's position on tariffs IL I. Referring to the necessity for I iicing trade he said: "One section I Is a tariff essential, another that r.Jay not be necessary. We are all 1 Irmined to approach the subject i I a practica! mind' in the light of ||0fediate needs. An agreement with |g IDoniinions should play an irarcllant part in this work." Ic*r Stanley Baldwin will leave to1 0|°n a tour of the north of Engistl and Scotland and will not be reI fing to London nntil the end of |trcIpo11g s|The Daily Express" gives a hst | st|05- seats which it is expected La- | |r will lose, including Burnley, feajch is Mr Henderson's seat. h- h1 i