London, Nov. 9.
'A report was widely circulated yesterday of the impending rewignation of the Chancellor of the! Exchequer, Bir. Phillip Snowden, the First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. A. Y. Alexander, and the Secretary for India, Mr. Wedgwood Benn, but this is now officially denied.
'A communique issued last night from No. 10 Downing Street tates: "The Prime Minister has bbeon informed over the telephone at Chequers that a London paper' publishes a statement regarding the "attitude of three of his colleagues in the Cabinet to the recently published Liberal memoranda on inemplo ment. He has authorized a statement to be made that the sugges-j tion that the Onbinet is divided on, this insur is quite untrue. Moreover neither by personal application nor by letter from any quarter such a communication as is indicated in the newspaper been made to him, and it was the cst} he had heard of i Mr. Snowden, interviewed yesterday, said: "The story about the on Mr. Lloyd George's proposals is a deliberate invention from the beginning to the and. There: ig not an atom of truth in the statement, nor is there show of foundation for any of the references made to myself."
Mr. A. V. Alexander said: know nothing of this alleged crisis and Iam certain my other leagues know nothing about it?"
George Lansbury, First the tariff endanger Bates through srousing the hostl-Wyot foreign nations, in Derbyshire Inst night, said that on round basic principles of policy there was no disagreement in the Cabinet at-all, All talk of a break country faces a perilous was nonsense. "There the statement went on, likely to be a general election in ©Thovtask before us is to repair! less than three years, for we shall Gamage and to got the Ship of} not resign until we are thrown out, Blatelback on an even keel." and I don't think that will happen "Gourmenting: on the- general situa wind with special: referoace to] agree."—Wireless through Reuter. because Opposition cannot
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