“WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?”
LORD LLOYD ON “DORA” LONDON, May 17. Protests against “ Dora” and officialdom were made by Lord Lloyd, speaking at n Conservative mooting at West Wycombe, “Motoring from Oxford,” lie said, “I stopped for lunch and thought it reasonable to ask for a glass of beer. I was told I could not get it until live. What does it all mean? “ s fn London recently I was parted from my razor and discovered that it was illegal to be shaved in London on Sunday. All these restrictions in a country that used to bo free. “I come back to this country ami find that marvellous roads hijvo been built. We cannot afford it. Neither can we afford to have so many officials at Whitehall working from 11.30 a.m, until three. “If you look at the increase of officialdom at Whitehall you will see why we are getting so poor. Before the war the total of the country’s Budget was £179,000,000. To-day we are spending £317,000,0001 on the Civil Service nlone. ”
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17820, 1 July 1932, Page 10
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