London, Apr. 22, The "New Party" founded by Si™" Oswald Mosley, when he cut adrift from the: official Labour Party, ix running its first candidate at the by-election at. Ashton-under-Lyney The vacancy. was caused by the Jdeath of Mr, Albert Bellamy, the Labour member®
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re candidates were nominated, Mr. J, W. Garden, Labour, Lescol, Ji Broadbent, Contery Mr, Align' Young, New Party.
Sir Oswald Mosley a few fage was regarded as one of most brilliant of the younger Cone" se tives. He renounced Censors vatism and declared that his sympathies were more with the Socialist such to the annoyance with whom he had discussions regarding the use. to which he intended. to" pat private fortune, is split with the Labour Party was due principally: to his dissatiee faction with the attempts being made to grapple with the unemployed ment problem. Lady. Mosley is daughter' of the late Lord Curzon She' is entirely in. sympathy. with her husband's" political views aad ade worker on his hai the late Mr. Bellamy hyn majority jot. 3407 "voter. Lieut.-Colonel Broadbent contested the seat at the (General "lection when the Azuret fie Nama bate, stare Mr. Allan Young was the political organizer of the Birmingham Borough Labour Party in 106-21 and resigned in: order to work og political secretary to Sir Oswald fosley. He contested the Spark brook division of Birmingham in 1920 but. was defeated—Reuter,
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