It is unfair to the Labour Party to suggest in respect of the Colonial policy anything which they have no actually approved. In the repor: of the 28th annual conference of the Labour Party, in Birmingham, in 1928, the proposed legislative and administrative measures included th" following:
The Bi ish Commonwealth of Nations.—1.—The establishment of the closest possible relationship between Great Britain and ths Dominions.
"2—The recognition of the right of the Indian people to self-government and self-determination, and the admission of India to the British Commonwealth of on an equal footing with the self-governing Dominions, '3—The establishment of safe-against the exploitation of nous peoples by European en pital, the prevention of forced labour' snd of injurious or table conditions of employment, the: protection of such people in the' secupation of their land and in the: exercise of civic rights, the develop. ment among them of the services health and education, and preparation, by sll possi lo. means, to full self-government at the est practicable date.
—The strengthening and exten-of the authority of the Mandates of the League of co-opera tion with the other States composing of the economic resources of the: British Commonwealth of Nations, and the establishment of machinery, for the advi intending "Young Woodley" Echo When Mr. John van Druten, the author of "Young Woodley," went to Oxford the other day to address meeting under the auspices of the Poetry Club, such an uproar was created by 'a huge gathering of hostile undergraduates that the meeting had to be abandoned and it. van Druten was obliged to leave the College in considerable haste. In view of the popularity of his play when it was recently on the London stage, this outburst is Te will be recalled dealt with the first stirrings of passion among a group of Public School boys and exhibited one of them as un love with the beautiful wife of his housemaster, only to b: disillusioned and expelled. 'The! play was especially praised by' women, who thought it to be 2 beautiful exposition of young love's dream and its inevitable debdele [The idea of a boy falling in love with his housemaster's wife was original and intriguing and tht long and ether" embarrassing discussion on sex in the prefect's study was thought to be quite a masterpiece of reality.
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