BRITAIN AND THE EMPIRE
at -vcdona r;n government CRITICISED.
Press Association—By Telegraph-Copyright.
LONDON. June 22.
‘The Time,;.’ in an editorial, says that opposition is silently and surely rising ae-ninst I lie Empire ixiliev of the MacDonald Cabinet,* which lias dealt three blows at the very unity of the Empire—(he abandonment of the Singapore base, the abandonment of the M’Krniia duties, and the rejection of the Preference resolutions. The debate, especially the narrow majorities bv which the resolutions were (lefcai ed. provided interesting evidence that unexpected eyes are being opened and a new aiarm is toing fe-lt at flic danger of adding another to so many lost otapi rtunitaes. Indeed, there is cveiywhero evidence nf a growing movement in favor of the acceptance of the Conservative, policy of strengthening and developing Empire ties. —‘ I’hc Times.’
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Evening Star, Issue 18668, 24 June 1924, Page 7
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134BRITAIN AND THE EMPIRE Evening Star, Issue 18668, 24 June 1924, Page 7
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