BRITISH POLITICS

Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 76, 9 March 1931, Page 5

BRITISH POLITICS

'■']:?'■] NOT TO BE SACRITJCED ■; 4. FREE. TRADE PRINCIPLES - ,; ' "'" "" LONDON, Marcsh 8. *; ..Loi;d,Beau,champ, replying to the Con- '. servative "offers of rapprochment, "...told Midland. Liberals: ' ' Speaking pershall give a complete and abVsolpte, refusal to the invitation that we photdd sacrifice our free trade princi- , • in.order to enter a coalition." %& ST* GEOROE BY-ELECTION '! LABOUR AND MOSLEY GROUP LONDON, March 7. f Mr Duff-Cooper, in. opening the St. George by-election campaign at West- . jamster,. which promises to be one of the liveliest, defended Mr Baldwin atod . defined'-the issue as whether the Con- *. aervativfi Party should be allowed to chose-its own leader or submit to the dictatorship of the Rothermere or Beaverbrook, section of the press- '■■' The Daily Herald says that the Labour Party intends to challenge the " Mosley group in their own constituencies. .Official candidates are now to be elected !> and Mr MacDonald and the other, members qf Cabinet will speak on their behalf.

j2J CONSERVATIVE RESIGNING ■*; ; ..' : ; : Cp|yEßT JOR MR MOSLEY l "' ;' LONDON, March 8. ' /, The. Sunda'y Express says that the j 6o'mra.oner, Mr'Allen, is resigning from i .the Conservative Party to join Mr Mosley V new party.