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DANGER OF POLITICAL STRIFE. \ ■ MR. STANLEY BALDWIN’S WARNING. By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright London, April 30. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, speaking at Bawldley, said he regretted ,that Mr. Winston Churchill and Mr. Lloyd George and their supporters had refused to co-operate with, the Indian Committee and were on the contrary trying to split the Conservative Party. "I do not believe that they will succeed, but if they do they will only. render a return to a Socialist Government easier,” said Mr. Baldwin. Hees- i phasissd the necessity for a National . Government, declaring that Britain was I almost the only country in the world i still steering the ship of popular Government safely. i “I believe that if you get a feeble J Government and the parties ssne j progress split you might see a slide- < over similar to other countries and tsk— I ing the form of either Bolshevism ©r < Fascism; I want neither in Britain," Mr-' Baldwin added.
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 May 1933, Page 6
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