MENACE, Moscow, Jan. 13.
After a review of the successes of Socialist construction in the USSR. for the past four years since the previous Congress of Soviets, the vice-chairman of the Council of People's Commissars," M. Kuibyshev, in 9 speech before the Moscow Regional Congress of Soviets dwelt at length on the international position of the Soviet Union.
Dwelling in detail on the history The speaker, after declaring his opposition to. the nationalization of! Joint stock banks, gave a, brief out-me of his scheme, the features of thorough understanding.""—Reuter.
No Short Cut to Prosperity which ar 1. Concerted action by Great Brliain and the United States sure, world peace, 2, Removal of handicaps to inter. national trade by the ruthless use of Great Britain's tari and other hi gaining resources.
'3. Absorption of the permanent unemployed in great undertakings of real utility, In addition to putting more people on the land.
Creation of a powerful nonparty board to prepare and work schemes and to arrange finances.
Establishment of a Cabinet committee of tve along the lines of the London, Jan. 18, Referring to the proposals advanced by Mr. Lloyd George. the Chancellor of the Excheauer, Me. Neville Cham= berlain, at Belfast this afternoon, said found them rather disappointingly Jacking in novelty or precision.
Nevertheless, when Mr. Lloyd Gear had completed his exposition of them in his platform campaign, tthe government, which was not above taking ideas that promised to. help In solving present-day problems. would examine them with an open rind Before embodying them in their War Cabinet continuously to consider programme. however, the government questions of policy at home abroad.
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