PURSUIT OF PEACE
BRITISH GOVERNMENT, HELP AND ADVICE NEEDED British Wireless RUGBY, TCov. 5 The Prime Minister, Sir. Baldwin, in an election speech at Liverpool, said that not only did Britain need a strong and tried- Government but he believed also that Europe was looking to this country for help and advice as she had never done before. There was undoubtedly throughout Europe a strong and resolute desire for peace. Britain must do what she could to pursue peace, and in regard to the present war they must try to find some solution agreeable to Italy, to Abyssinia and to tho League. Realising that they had failed to prevent war the next duty was to bring that war to an end, not by isolated action, but by all sharing the risks and all sharing the honour of the settlement if obtained. Peace in Europe was a necessary preliminary to the resumption of international trade which was essential for the prosperity of all Europe.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22260, 7 November 1935, Page 13
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