CRY OF YOUNG AUSTRALIA

Taranaki Daily News, 2 April 1934, Page 5

CRY OF YOUNG AUSTRALIA

THROTTLED BY OLDER MEN INSISTENT CALLS FOR WORK POLICY OF N.S.W, LABOUR READMISSION OF MEMBERS

By Telegraph—Press A£fin.~ J Copyright. Sydney. March 31. "What is generally regarded as a. ment of policy on behalf of the State Labour Party for the next wa , S delivered by Mr. J. T. Lang at Labour s Easter conference, now in session. Mr. Lang commented on the recent abortive attempts to unite the warring Federal and State Labour units and went on to say: “We cannot allow a vir }l® Labour movement to be throttled by old men with vested interests, and the insistent cry of the young Australian to be allowed to work and to live must be answered. v , “The financial system must be taken out of the hands of old men. People, particularly the rising generation, will find what they are seeking in our system of social control of credit facilities, m the regulation of banking, in the\ stabilisation of markets, in the removal of excessive burdens, _in nationalisation of capital indebtedness, in expansion, of commodity and purchasing power, m a reduced working week, in planning for national economy and in the elimination of waste private exploitation. ~ We must look to new methods and new economic truths built on the bitter experience of the depression.” The conference decided to re-admit all members expelled in connection with the Bulli election, except Mr. A. C. Willis and Mr. C. A. Morgan, who had joined the Federal Labour Party.