'May T try to state what T believe our objectives to be." Mr. Eden raid speaking at the Wavertres, "constitueney, where Mr. Randciph Churchill, only son of Mr, Winston Churchill' is opposing the National The first of these objectives, he! went on, "is the maintenones of peace in the world through support Of the League of Nations and. the Arengthening of the collect! peace system. Secondly, the development of relations of frank and cordial friend. this with the United States America. Thirdly close ce-operation policy and commerce, as well as in personal relations, with our kins ole. in the Dominions and the colonies overseas. Finally, at home, we want a higher standard of lite for our people' the present disturbed state of the world conditions, this country is the most mduential'stabiliring element that exists," Mr. Elen. continued. "Tt is of the first importance, therefore, not only to ourselves. but to the peace of the world," he con~ cluded, "that the authority of His Majesty's Government sheld be unimpatred."—Havas.
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