A.L.P. AND BANKS
ME. GULLETT’S WARNING MELBOURNE, Oct. 14. Addressing a meeting at East Malvern to-night, Mr Guiiett, M.P., said that the Federal Labor Party would surely launch an offensive upon some kind of issue at the next election.- It. would probably be an issue that concerned the banking interests of the Commonwealth. It would be an antibank election. “When the election campaign begins,” he said, “look out for mud and a campaign of iho most appalling lying on the part of Labor that there has ever been in Australia.” In criticism of the Federal Treasurer, Mr. Gullett said that Mr. Theodore was the most dangerous man who had ever stopped upon the Australian political stage. lie was a man of remarkable Parliamentary capacity, but liis record as a financier was disastrous, Ho was the most calamitous Federal Treasurer that Australia had over had.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17609, 27 October 1931, Page 9
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