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Mt Benger Mail, 16 September 1931, Page 1

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i.* i lid on, s- pi. s . M r Wins um ('imreli 11 i sa id ; “I am of opinion, whatever views may be h* id in Ihe ! louse, 1 fiat !In h;ition is now ripe lor iTotee!ion, Hi. re win in no n vm ;ii m I »ri ish niduslrus unlit a larsd *s proe'a j ini d, a ud, tu ft iur, l lie it ••in or ii'i i i s.iora i ion .0 coomb lie, a; li.uij,- ~!• aoriiiid until I in- Socia*i >,. s are diemiviiy tb’leahd ai the j mi Is. A ■ ■ LEI- i WINt i I.R 'S \ 11,\\ S. London, Sep? eiid'i r s . M!' Ma.\im; said !hat tSo. fundamental question was not lands and Hu- gold standard, but tin question ol now Hie unemployed u* r< going to de treated. the .pu s;ion was wto tin r a small group of iinaiieiai magnates was going to dominate Britain's naImnat pohey. I’ei'souuSiy ,he o*. - Sieved that economics were only In post jHMh* \hr rrisis 1.4)1* »i jc \\ \vvi; Ks* tlirl! t*U‘V U iJITH a breaknowh, vda u Ho eapitalisl s\ -(I la W oidU ii>< loilgl I’ WOi k. Tin Nat ii.nai n>,oiiiiii< m nad * n- ', !• <<i olliee as miserable hirelings, who in !u pit pal'd to saerilic« Wolueli alld eiiiidnll. fin Huveni111< t l l s seio in*, was tnv iai and pet !il Oggmg. lie imped tile l.ltlltoil' nioveiiit id would realise mat parliamentary opposition was not its only resource A revolution ary situation was rapidly approaching.