THEN AND NOW.
MR.. J. 11. THOMAS LOOKS BACK AND DRAWS A MORAL. Mr. J. H. Thomas, speaking at Newport, England, last month deplored the turmoil, hatred, bitterness, sorrow and suffering which they saw on all hands. Referring to the effects of unemployment he said he did not like to see social problems always brought within the. range of party polities. He wanted to see a better atmosphere. He hated the talk of class war and class bitterness. There could not, he added, he much wrong with a constitution which enabled him to occupy a great office in the State when not. many years of age he ran over that Welsh ground without boots and stockings.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 7 May 1925, Page 5
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