A PERPLEXED VOTER.
TO THE EDITOB Or THX PRESS. Sir, —As a voter who is prone to viewing the pros, and cons, before deciding which Party shall have the benefit of hia vote, may I beg for a little enlightenment on a thorny problem P I see that the Labour Party are advising all persons who cannot conscientiously vote with them to support Mr Coat-es. I also notice that the Reform Party are urging upon the dissatisfied members of their ranks to give their votes to LaEour! Gan you explain this anomaly P I was under the impression that the Reform Party considered the Labour adherents as the last word in "Red" revolt, ana that the Labourites regarded the Refarmers as an effete and useless cla&s of snobocracy whom they might envy but under no consideration collaborate with on any single point. I am frankly puzzled and shall be glad if you will publish this letter so that the mists may be dispersed by some one or other of your large circle of readers.—Yours, etc., BEWILDERED. Nov. Bth, 1928.
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19463, 9 November 1928, Page 15
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179A PERPLEXED VOTER. Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19463, 9 November 1928, Page 15
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