OPINION TURNS.
People Losing Confidence in
Chamberlain.
CHANGE DURING LAST MONTH.
LONDON, November 28.
Publishing the results of a survey by the British Institute of Public Opinion, the "News Chronicle" reveals that 73 per cent of those questioned regard the Jewish pogroms as obstacles to a good understanding between Britain and Germany.
Forty per cent favoured a new political grouping, including members of all parties, under Mr. Anthony Eden's leadership. Forty-nine per cent were satisfied with Mr. Chamberlain as Prime Minister, compared with 51 per cent in October.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 282, 29 November 1938, Page 9
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