“TOO CROOKED.”
EVEN FOR AL CAPONE. NON-INTERVENTION COMMITTEE .United! Press Association—Copyright 1 LONDON, October 21. During a brief debate in the House of Lords, the Elarl of Plymouth made a statement on foreign affairs on similar lines to Mr Eden.
Baron Barnby, dealing with suggestions for a boycott of Japanese goods, said that a boycott generally rebounded to the disadvantage of those proposing it. Baron Strabolgi said that A 1 Capone would have refused to sit on the NonIntervention Committee. It would have been too crooked for him.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 58, Issue 11, 23 October 1937, Page 7
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