BRITISH POLICY
PREVENT SPREAD OR WAR
HEIRS OF ASQUITH AND GREY.
(Received 14th October, 1 p,m,)
LONDON, 13th October.
In hisspeedh at Birmingham, Mr. Austin Chamberlain, referring to foreign polioy, said: —"We have been determined as far as lay in our power, to prevent the war, which has devastated Asia Minor, from spreading into Europe. I believe the Government's policy has been successful, but its success was not due to any help received from the Opposition.; In the recent crisis we have been the heirs of Mr. Asquith's and Earl Giey'spolicy.."
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 91, 14 October 1922, Page 7
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