LABOUR VIEWPOINTS.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS ARMY. J <>n the league (if Nations ipiostion the Ilauraki Labour Representation Council meeting at Otahuhu this «wk c\pressed its view ill tin* following resolution:—"That Mr. Savage's very proper advocacy in London of a strong league of Nations should logically W implemented In- on offer of a ntiit —say loni) volunteer^—to a League army. >o as t.i contriluite a practical lieginning in the policy.'' The meeting further resolved "That the population <|Uct-tiou should lie considered under t hc»c four headings: A better distribution of purchaoin!* power-, recognition thai a child in its own h<>me is worth a s great a suliMilv a< one .hoarded out. which is 1 ."i per week; prudently planned immigmt ion: cooperation witli genetic experts to devi-e a policy to prevent the pcrpet nation ■>: hereditary unfitness. mental and physical."
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 156, 3 July 1937, Page 7
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