London, Mar. 3.
The national campaign "for peace and security," organized "by the Labour Party, is to be opened by a speech at Frame in. Somerset, on Sunday by the Leader of the Labour Opposition, Mr. C. R. Attlee:
Interviewed to-day on the campaign, Mr. Herbert Morrison, Labour Member for South Hackney, said it was planned some months goo, but the circumstances surrounding Mr. Anthony Eden's resignation from his post of Foreign Minister hat now served to throw up in sharp contrast the foreign policy of the Government and that of the Opposition.
Mr. Morrison contended that the Labour Party genuinely sought peace with the peoples of Fascist. States or their governments, whenever those governments were willing to cooperate in the establishment of real peace.
"We do believe however, that the most hopeful avenue of advance in the first instance is in the direction of more cordial ce-operation for peace among all States, including the United States; that are on the side of friendly ce-operation for peaceful ends, Nevertheless, throughout the campaign, it would' be made plain in the Labour Partys views that the doors would be wide open for Germany, Italy and Japan to enter for the purpose of bringing about economic: justice for all countries and
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