Cologne, Jan. 17.
The League of Anti-Imperialism, inder the chairmanship of Mr.
ixion, (who with others was detained at Ostend on his way to the meeting) to-day debated the titude of Trade Unionists towards the League.
For example Mr. J. LI Thomas, Colonial Secretary' in the Labour government headed by Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, was attacked as being more dangerous than capitalists.
Left-wing trade unionists like Mr. A. J. Cook, the miners! leader, were attacked by Russian and German communist delegates for associating with "traitorous" right wing or-
Mr. Cook, defending himself, he would remain in the Trades.
Union Congress and the Miners'
Feveration believing that the members of these bodies would eventual-banish their present leaders.
Mr. S. Saklatvala urged the despatch of advanced trade union-its and nambers of the League of Anti-Imperialism to India, not as. visitors but to. live there and organize the workers—Reuter.
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