Berlin, Apr. 22.
In'view of the renewal of war lat China, the Government exporters and shipping companies not lo participate in the transport of arms and ammunition to that autonomy, the retrocession of for" ign concessions and leased territor= ies and, generally, the elevation of, the country's status in the faintly of nations. It: has protected home industries, abolished Hkin, organized and re-adjusted taxation" and bromoled the use of native pro: duds. It must be obvious that: all these activities of the Government directly and indiveetly enhance the prestige of Labour. In the drafting of various labour laws such asthe Factory Lave, Labour Union Law" anil the Law for the Settlement of Dispates between Capital and Labour, provisions have been made for the protection of the interests of! the workers and every effort" hi also been made to promote workers" insurance, ce-operative: enterprises among workmen and other activity and enterprises calculated ta yereane the well-being of labourersv# 'The militarists have, however, 18 disastrous wars, thereby ins.' peatedly embroiled the country. ins
creasing the sufferings of the work fers. They should therefore strive,: tunder the leadership of the Party, for the extermination of militarism 0 that the Government may. devote itself to national reconstruction arid the betterment of the lot of" the" workers in particular and the entity, people in general—Kuo: Mi e
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