'Mr. James Maxton, who repre- thy scuta the Left Wing of the Labour Party, stated that ho was disappointed with the King's speech, and with the statement made by' Mr. J, H, Thomas concerning methods of dealing with the unemployment problem, but he promised his support provided the Government would See that no man, wife or child, owing to unemployment, went in aread of starvation, Ar. George Lansbury, First Commissioner of Works, said that the credit advanced by the Government for works of public utility ould ye dealt with by a committee of responsible business men,
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