The Archive · 1931

Until the House of Comm

Feassembles the Labour Govern ment can feel itself safe from' the hanging sword of defeat which the ill Mr. David Lloyd George and the Liberal Party, while holding the balance of Power, has held not too Helicately for the past 18 months over the head of the Labour Ca-Binet, alterly its position has Made till more insecure through a Fevolt In their ranks by 15 mem: bers of the Independent Labour Party and the secession of five others headed by Sir "Oswald Mosley to the so-called New Party, Yet, despite the Labour Govern:

minor position in the House of Commons and its overwhelming minority in the House of Lards, the Government has, from the Labour illness eases; better condition for the casual poor; better protection {for the more poorly paid so-called 24, Removed the ban on the employment of conscientious objectors, 25. Signed the optional clause agreeing to arbitration in cases of legal disputes with other nations.

26, Signed the General Treaty lof Arbitration, 27. Secured the evacuation of the Rhineland.

28. Gave Iraq a treaty independence, 29. Laid the foundations of Jdominfon status for India.

30, Assumed the peace leadership of the world at Geneva United Press.

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