Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1931, Page 6

HURGHLL LEAVES H PARTY COUNCL vRefuses to Attend Parleys After Split With Baldwin on Indian Policy. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, Januarv 30.—Birth of a new faction within the ranks of the Conservative party was seen today as the probable denouement of a disagree- ment on Indian policy between Stan- ley Baldwin and the outspoken Winston Churchill. From correspondence between the two Conservative leaders just published it appears that Churchill, while his “warm personal friendship” for Baldwin s undiminished, thinks it best that he abstain from meetings of the party's Business Committee—or war council— which is composed of the inner few and includes, chiefly, former cabinet ministers. Baldwin accepts Churchill’'s view that he should cease attending the commit- tee meetings. Lord Lioyd Opposes. Churchill is not alone in dissenting from the Baldwin Indian views. Lord Liloyd, former Egyptian high commis- sioner and always outspoken, starts to- | night in Manchester on a_barnstorming | tour of denunciation of the Indian | round-table conference and its works. Paul Springman, the Beaverbrook | candidate in East Islington, is making | Baldwin's alleged surrender to the So- | clalists on India a prominent plank in his platform. Split Perils Enactment. With development of the factional | differences in the Conservative ranks new troubles appeared on the labor | horizon. The News Chronicle said the | left-wing group of the Labor party de- cided last night to oppose the alterna- tive vote proposal of the government's | electoral reform bill ‘This decision may make it difficult for the government to carry the meas- ure through the house, as the Conserva- tives already have given warning of an organized attack upon the bill, debate on which will be resumed Monday. 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