IMPRESSION IN CANADA
NO DANGER TO EMPIRE FRO AT LABOUR.
LONDON.. 22nd January. The Toronto correspondent of "The Times" says: "It is significant that there is little hostile criticism of the British Labour Party, by the Canadian newspapers, iluch confidence is expressed that the many evil results predicted from a Labour Administration will never be realised.
"The Montreal Star" thinks that more danger is to be feared from Labour's inexperience tlinii from its radicalism. It believes that few men are better equipped, than Mr. Macdona'ld to mould the foreign policy of tho British, so fnp au d»B uctuul study, of lioajjiiiona is coji-
cerned. It wonders, however, if he will prove a match for the diplomatic duelling ?n 5/,' P° lncare and- Millerand All the Press comment shows a confidence that no. vital interests of the Empire will be sacrificed by the Labour Government and no revolutionary legislation, forced through Parliament.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 20, 24 January 1924, Page 5
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