NATIONALISATION ISSUE.
British Labour TO PERSIST. v. 'XX'.XXXXi ■'. ;:■■';i.\«iS-; : V■■''*.■,.:.. -..•.y/. ; -...J: r v '' '■*£~'{: ; !/?';' ,' ' ;';/'■;•■,'..•'''' A. and N.Z. LONDON, May 18. . Mr. E. Shinwell, ; Parliamentary Secretary for 1 Mines, speaking at Durham, fiercely attacked Mr. Lloyd ; George ,in connection ,with the i defeat of the Nationalisation of Mines Bill in the House, of Commons. ' , : Mr. Shinwell said , that the bill .'. was defeated, not by f considered reasoning, : but by a i; hotch-potch r ; of balderdash v, and puerility for which "that great political contortionist," Mr. Lloyd George, was primarily responsible. Mr. Lloyd George had proved himself'as, much a Tory as Mr. Stanley I; Baldwin; himself, the f only difference ; being that Mr. Lloyd George lacked Mr. Baldwin's honesty. Despite this defeat. Labour was determined;to bring about \ the nationalisation ,of mines, railways, and land.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18713, 20 May 1924, Page 7
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