RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA
ATTITUDE OF LABOUR PARTY. British. Wireless. Rugby, Dec. 19, During the House of Commons debate last night on the resumption of diplomatic relations with Rusria? the Foreign Secretary (Mr. A. Headersou) replied to questions regarding propaganda and the Dominions. After com>ne:iting on the difficulty of negotiating with distant Dominions in restricted time~-he proceeded:— . z “When we have resumed rjlaiic.ns with; Russia wo shall watch this question of | propaganda. We are as mun opposed to propaganda as any party on the other side of the House. When we get into relations with Russia we shall do everything we can to prevent it,' and, in the event of it continuing, we shall use our diplomatic powers to have it discontinued. I think it was Mr. Lloyd George who, in his speech on November 5, expressed such a hope. We shall not pack up our kit at the first provocation. That is the line we shall endeavour to follow.”
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Taranaki Daily News, 21 December 1929, Page 14
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