Guarded Attitude en Chinese Agitdtors' Propaganda London, Oct. 26.
'A message from Amsterdam says that the International Federation of Trade Unions in the course of statement given out through its press service with regard to the jtuation im China renfarks that "the prudence of the I. F. T. U. in refusing to consider the movement as anything more than purely Chinese affairs and in hesitating to anticipate developments—an_attitude which communists stigmatized as inertia—will probably in the end be of greater service to Chin workers than the intervention' of the Moscow Communist International and the Red International of Labour Unions."—Reuter.
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