POLICY VINDICATED

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 266, 13 November 1935, Page 9

POLICY VINDICATED

BRITAIN AND RECOVERY ’POLITICAL CO-OPERATION 'Ey Telegraph-—Press Association—Copyright’ Received Nov. 12, 9.5 o.m. LONDON, Nov. 12. “It is untrue to say that other countries are recovering at the same pace as ourselves,” said Sir John Simon at Gateshead. “Britain has recovered far more rapidly than France, America, Italy, and Germany, the reason being that the co-operation of the leaders oi the different parties ahs enabled the application of rerr.ed:es which no party government could have applied.’’ Sir John said that the work done for peace would bear comparison with any in history. DEFEAT EXPECTED MR. RAMSAY MACDONALD. MR. SHIN WELL’S PROSPECTS. LONDON, Nov. 11. The Guardian’s special correspondent accompanying Mr. Ramsay MacDonald in the Seaham campaign, says that it will be a miracle if Mr. MacDonald holds the seat. Some tipsters give Mr. Shin well a majority of 10,000. More cautious Labour quarters place the majority at 3000. FINAL APPEALS CANDIDATES REFUSED HEARING. REGRETTABLE DISTURBANCES. LONDON, Nov. IT. Mr. Stanley Baldwin will make his last election speech at Newcastle tomorrow. Most of the other members of Cabinet are making final appeals. The Conservative, Mr. Crooke, has cancelled all his meetings in the Deritend Division of Birmingham be- I cause his opponents refuse to give him a hearing. His Labour opponent, Mr. Longden, declares that this is a political stunt. Labourite Mr. Greenwood, speaking at Wakefield, said the disturbances! were regrettable, but were duo largely I to procovation and ignorance, or lack i of tact |