AIT Round Socialization of Industry in View London, Oct, 11.
The Labour manifesto begins:
"The Labour Government, defeated inthe House of Commons by partisan combination of Liber: and Tories, appeals to the peopl Tt dwells at the outset on the Labour Government's achievement, in the direction of securing the nations and of the of industry and commerce. It declares that it has maintained and even strengthened the ties of sentiment with the Dominions, on which, rather than} upon either force or any Imperial fam, the very existence of the British commonwealth of nations depends. Tt says that the embittered relations between France and Germany due to the disastrous: tungles of preceding Governments: have been improved, cordial rela~ tions between Britain and France have been established and import ant stops have been taken at Geneva towards arbitration, security and general disarmament.
Labour Government refuse, exclude from this. general tion the Russian people, with whom it is essential to resume trade in the: interests of the une employed and of the country as a hi whole." "Will you allow this work for peace and prosperity to stopped?"
The Housing Bil The manifesto dwells on Labour's "great housing charter," the execution of which is dependent on the result of the lection. claims marked success in finance and declares that the Libegal and Conservative fear of a second Labour Budget is responsible for the lection, It refers to Arastie changes in od and its help to the Improvement of the condition of agricultural labourers. details at length its measures to relieve unemployment by "a con tive policy of national development together with the restoration, through pacification, of the produetion and trade of other nations." All the Labour Government's. bills fare before the Parliament now summarily ended.
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