First Class Financial Crisis

1935 to 1946

three mentions

over 11 years

The "bloomers" as he is prepared to call them in certain "brave" speeches and writings, and he points out with unerring judgment thatthis country is not going to vote in a hurry for a First Class Financial Crisis.

_{Orders Of The Day — Debate On The Address.}

The SECRETARY of STATE for the HOME DEPARTMENT (Sir John Simon) - Dec. 4, 1935

I look forward almost with horror to the prospect that some 18 months hence we may be face to face with Another First Class Financial Crisis.

_{Unemployment Insurance Acts, 1935 And 1936.}

Mr. Williams - March 25, 1938

but I do not ask them to believe me, I ask them to believe a very intelligent Minister in their own administration, the President of the Board of Trade, who assured the country, not so very long ago, that the advent of a majority Socialist Government would inevitably be followed by a First Class Financial Crisis.

_{Orders Of The Day — Exchange Control Bill}

Lieut.-Commander Braithwaite - Nov. 26, 1946