Work of Central Office Approved at Conference London, Nov. 21.
Four thousand delegates, includ ing forty Peers and 150 members the House of Commons—the largest attendance on record—eagerly discussed the leadership of the Party at the fifty-seventh, conference of the Union Conservative and. Unionist. Associ Hons at the Albert Hall to-day.
'The gathering finally rejected a motion submitted by Lt.-Col. Walter Grant Marden, M.P., for the establishment of an' in" ut committee to investigate a remedy for the situation caused by the Conservative failure in the General Election and adopted, by a large} majority, an amendment expressing} appreciation of the work of the Central Ofice, Later.
The meeting passed a resolution expressing unabated confidence the leadership of Mr. Stanley Bi win, who in the course of a speech declared that the Labour Govern: ment's social and industrial legisl was throwing an intolerable burden upon industry. abl into peace within the He emphasized that they must be
British Empire, otherwise the Expire would be a source of peril ty, the whole world. Ie declared that the Conservative leaders would framing, such a policy a2 won't effect close ce-operation of the different parts of the British Em-ire.—Reuter.
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