The Archive · 1928

Mr, Lloyd George's Criticism

London, Apr. 7.

Lloyd George made a speech at the National Liberal Club to-day attacking the Government.

"Referring to rubber, the Premier said that there were Great Britain over 1,000,000 small investors in the rubber industry. It was not a question of whether restriction ought or ought not to be removed or even whether it ought to be removed soon, but merely how right to be removed with the minimum of injury to honest in-Yestors and honest business men. The Government, however, he asserted, had done it in such a way as to inflict the maximum of injury fon British investors and traders and the minimum of injury on foreign. investors and traders.—Reuter,

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