Turin, Sept. 30.
The newspaper "Stampa" has suspended publication in "consequence st official objections to articles commenting on army. manceuvres. These objections led to confiscation of the issue and revocation of the paper's publication The Conference in the afternoon \dopted the Executive's resolution in favour of public ownership of the banking and credit system, also a national finance resolution reaffirm. ing the Party's opposition to food taxes and protective tariffs and manding vigorous steps to increas taxation of accumulated wealth and excessive incomes and a large and speedy reduction of the national debt.
Replying to criticisms that the resolution did not refer to the capital levy, Mr. Philip Snowden said that the resolution did not repudiate the principle of the levy but asked the next Labour Government to deal with the redemption of the national debt, upon which one critic described the resolution as the burial service: of the capital levy and appealed to the conference to stop the rot of the parliamentary party and its drif: towards Liberalism—Reuter.
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