OPEN DIPLOMACY.
LABOUR PARTY'S POLICY.
LIGHT, AIR AND PUBLICITY.
AN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS".
Received August 10, 11.30 a.m. LONDON, A gust 9. Mr Ramsay MacDonald, writing la the New Leader, says: "We are determined to change completely the,, method of conducting business with' other nations. We propose to end the bureaucracy of the Foreign Office, with Its work in secluded rooms by strange people. We believe that lightt air, and publicity will have a 'healthy invigorating influence upon international relations. frabour's aim regarding foreign affairs' is to 'devise a policy which will end this war after war, which France and Belgium are now carrying on, to get British Influence on the side of such a policy, and devise a programme in which Britain will play, not for her own hand, but .for the Wider and deeper" purposes of peace, and reconstruction.
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Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 15310, 10 August 1923, Page 5
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