LIBERALS AND LABOUR
DENIAL OF EUMOUES {
SPEECH BY MR. LLOYD ' GEORGE
(British Official Wireless.) (Received 6th December, 11 a.m.)| RUGBY, sth December. In view of recent rumours thaf the Liberal Party had agreed condi* tionally to support the Government, a .speech by Mr. Lloyd George to Liberal candidates to-day was awaited with interest. He said that there was no pact to announce. He was there to expound policy. He criticised the Labour, Government, but said that an elec« tion might mean a Conservative ,vie* tory involving a policy of Protection for a generation; therefore the Government should be defeated only on an issue vital to the nation. The Government would need Liberal goodwill and help, and urgent problems must be tackled and electoral reform carried, through. Questioned later, Mr. Lloyd George repeated: "There is no pact, no deal."
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 137, 6 December 1930, Page 9
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