QUESTIONS OF TO-DAY
I J o the Editor I | Sir, —I think very few people art interested about Mr Atmore’s pas activities in high finance. Views maj change. He was once strongly anti Labour. But he keeps a strange silence on many important questions of to-day, on I which Nelson electors are entitled to his | definite views—if he has any—such as a War Cabinet of both parties, a General Election, or the B.M.A. question. Why do we not get them?—l am. etc., AMBIGUITY. Nelson, 11th October.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 14 October 1941, Page 2
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