LABOUR CONFERENCE.
MINORITY MOVEMENT CONDEMNED DESTROYER OF CONFIDENCE. FOREIGN POLICY DENOUNCED. :' (Australian & N.Z. Cabl'i Assn.) (Received Oct. 3, 1.25 p.m.) LONDON, Oct. 2. At the Labour Party's annual conference which is to be opened to-mor-row at Blackpool, the address of thechairman, Mr F. Roberts, M.P., will denounce the undermining influence of the minority movement, which has en r deavoured to destroy confidence in responsible leadership and intrigued energetically to sow discord throughout the trade unions. To-day, however, the industrial movement is solidly behind the political movement and neither will allow itself to be destroyed by enemies, cither within or without the gates. The Government's foreign policy will be characterised as one of dismal failure. The hypocritical attitude towards .-'" Russia had lowered the dignity of the British Empire. The policy in China was alternately bullying and soft words. Sir A. Chamberlain has placed Britain in a position of moral isolation on the League of Nations, which is the only secure foundation for the world peace. ™_____™__
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Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17221, 3 October 1927, Page 8
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