THREE-CORNER FIGHT.
CONSERVATIVE SPLIT VOTE
LONDON, February 24. Conservatives will split the vote at another bye-election, namely, at Norwood, where the candidates are D. Sandys (National Conservative), R. Findlay (Independent Conservative), and Mrs. Ayrton Gould (Labour). The Conservative majority at the last election in a straight fight with Labour was 23,634. Mr. Findlay belongs to the young group of Conservatives. He is a supporter of Mr. Randolph Churchill, and says he places the Empire before party. He aims at making the Conservative party an instrument in Imperial development instead of Imperial abdication. Recently he resigned from the Fascists, j
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 47, 25 February 1935, Page 7
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