MAJOR ATTLEE
j VIEWS OF LABOUR LEADER. i(jjpi,te.d Press Association—By Electric |., (iI ( Telegraph— Copyright). j j TReeeiVed this day at 12.35 p.m.l * r ,f '■ ' v LONDON, April 30. (j : Major Attlee, speaking at Aberdarevalley, .declared Mr Chamberlain’s present efforts should have been niade wl'ien aggression developed.' He added That Hitler’s denunciation df the naval agreement was fresh proof that German signatures to treaties were worthless.' Hitler should leave Prague, before- demanding the colonies. “Mr Chamberlain, to excuse his breach of his pledge against conscription,; said we were not at peace. He is awakening at- last, but the Govern,incut while conscripting humans, tried to postpone the conscription of wealth.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 May 1939, Page 6
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