The Archive · 1938

War Not Inevitable

Lord Halifax said he was Viceroy of India under a Socialist Government when India passed through very disturbing times. and no Government could have given any Viceroy more loyal and wholehearted support than he received from the Labour Party.

Therefore, he had never tried to think that the Socialist Party, with the responsibility of office, would fail in their duty as custodians of the wider interests of the British Commonwealth.

The Foreign Secretary concluded by appealing for national unity.—Reuter. counts, we think the time has not yet arrived for ihe new regime to take. into present consideration questions such as that of enforcing an exchange control law for all the occupied area, owing to the fact that military operations are still in progress."

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