London, Nov. 30 Vast numbers of people desired to see the Labour Party have a square deal and would refuse to Lo stampeded again by sensational stunts, said Mr. Arthur Henderson, one of the pillars of the party, in the course of a speech at Narmanton, Yorkshire, to-night.
There was a deepening conviction, he said, that the situation, both nationally and internationally, demanded the application of bolder and more fundamental measures.
It the Labour Government were returned with a definite majority, he continued, it would not be diverted from. the fundamental task of se~ curing public control of finances and the transference of great industries and monopolies to public ownerships He could not accept the view that.
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