Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1931, Page 16

A—16 MACDONALD PARTY RETAINS CONTROL Government Appears Assured | of Power at Least Until Next April. By the Associated Press. LONDON, January 20.—Safely past the most formidable obstacle placed in its path in months, Premier Ramsay MacDonald's Labor government today appeared assured of power at least until presentation of the ‘new budget next April, The Labor members, singing “Auld Lang Syne,” ganged into the govern- ment lobby of the Commons just be- fore midnight last night and repulsed, with a 27 majority, a Conservative at- tack on the trades dispute act, up for its second reading. The vote was 277 to 250, Sir John Simon and seven fellow Liberals voting with the Tories. A gov- ernment defeat would have meant resig- | nation. A few minutes later abstaining Lib- erals voted with the government to de- fcat a second motion of Stanley Bald- Conservative leader, which would nt the bill to a committee of committee The v ote was 306 to 244. The _critical division was preceded by & scathing attack of Winston Churchill, former chancellor and Conservative stalwart. He commented that as a child his parents had forbidden him to see the sideshow freak known as the “Bone- less Wonder,” but now, after 50 years, his curiosity as to what it looked like had been satisfied. He pointed to Mr. MacDonald. He turned his sarcasm on the appar- ent alliance between Mr. MacDonald and David Lloyd George, Liberal leader. “We've never been friends,” he had the prime minister say to Mr. Lloyd George—"at least r.ot holiday friends— but we've both been prime ministers, and dog does not eat dog. Just look as this | monstrous bill which my fellow_trade unionists have foisted upon me. Do me this service and I'll never forget it. Take it upstairs and cut its dirty throat.” The “upstairs” was a reference to the committee room. where the Liberals will be able to modify the bill to such an extent that the prime minister, who, in his own party circles, is understood to have opposed the measure, will have an excuse to drop it without too strong objection from the Labor left wing. The bill's intention is to better the status of the trade unionists, whose right to strike was curtailed by the act of 1927, which followed the general strike of May, 1926. Its enemies have claimed that it would make legal a repetition of the 1926 strikes. 312 000 000 ON LIFE NEW YORK, January 29 (#)—The New York American yesterday said Wal- ter P. Chrysler, automobile magnate, had taken out life insurance policies total- ing $12,000.000, the largest amount | | ever issued to an individual | | The policies were issued by five | companies within the past month, | | the American said. Pierre S. du Pont, | | manufacturer, previously headed the insured with = policies aggregating | { $7,000,000. i THE EVENING DOCK STRIKE ENDS 2,500 Longshoremen Return to Work at Iloilo, Panay Island. STAR, WASHINGTON, gun to end a strike of 660 longshorem: among the sugar eem.nl.n of omunm Negroes Province, M Island. labor troubles in the central Philip- pine Islands have been going on for several days. The longshoremen were to have demanded better wi ) SsSaS At a Plenty of Free Parking Space 1142 Beautiful, As Illustrated Monthly Payments Easi'ly Arranged understood MANILA, January 29. (P).—Dis- | wages and other recognition. patches to the Executive Bureau said a — strike of 2,500 longshoremen at Iloilo, Simultansously, negotiations were be- 'ors until the debt is settled. 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