THE SIMPLE WORD "GO"
BRITISH PATIENCE EXHAUSTED
(A.F.A.' and "Sun.")
. LONDON, 28th May. . Extremists daubed with trades unionist paint exploited in the interest of their own political careers are advancing pet fads and trying to establish a rival Parliamentary constitution," says Mr. Churchill in a letter to Bngadier-Generel Spears,. Conservative candidate for Bosworth. "Twenty million days' wages were lost through strikes m the seven years ending 1906 eighty-seven million days' wages were lost m the next seven years, but three hundred and twenty-two million days' wages were lost in the seven years ending 1926. This is the bitter fruit the extremist has brought to wage earners Britain is falling behind others recovering from the war, due to the misuse of trades unions owing to Moscow increasingly influencing the extremists. We have shown a patience exceeding Job's Now after the Russians' bad faith has boen proved to be bottomless, the House of Commons, by an 1 overwhelming majority, has uttered tho short, simplo word 'Go.' "
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 124, 30 May 1927, Page 9
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164THE SIMPLE WORD "GO" Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 124, 30 May 1927, Page 9
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