The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-09-30
The Foreign Policy of the British
Labor Government

a Bank S to be the guiding all s s sH es Ss
York independent and supreme.
the same carried through
offensive Londons gold position the final out
of which still uncertain The gold falls stead the
raising February
last was already very serious step and now the new raising Of
xacty days after the opening the Hague Conference i'm
medaey receipt the of Snowdns and has produced
menacing 1914 has the City Bank of
England had to face so heavy crisis.
Imperialism through Government fought
Young by obtaining its
in London and consequently the probable site of the International
stubborn opposition of France prevented this This the second
defeat after the Experts Conference The third round the Hague
of fight under
consequence British Imperialism at the Hague Conference
bay ready Young
settement rather than suffer defeat For this the acid Snow
den the dang of the city, apty chosen In this has
fallen to the Labor the "concia the pacifi
appear peace Europe display
ntransgent days
has fallen these Socialists" play the role of the militant
gadaors the city The IRONY has not been lost the world The
Second has been thrown into typical nationalist
fusion with its Chairman vandervde somny rebukng snowdn
for violating its principles When Macdonald to Geneva to
mouth his pacst patudes they will fnd less enthusiastic audi
than in 1924
fcance whole international situation For
mobilization The entire capitalist has stocked the lingo spirit
behind the Labor Government The unity parties has been
old member the Independent Labor Party William Stewart the
s only @ and that so WAS when Lord 5d 6 Gy
Herald has weled with patriotic pdre finds in snowden aDs
sharp challenge pregnant
ardor significant nj their implication DAILY Herald 49, g. 29
this country" declared
specve of all ties and alliances coming the conclusion
that the country at last governed and really governed We all
feel today at last that England again counts in the Councils
Europe; we are once again nation The Labor Party Is finding
its role as the warleader of the nation.
Meanwhile while snowden has been maintaining the fighting
front Hague Macdonald manoeuverng desperately
against time Mr buy off the American offensive and reach
basis of naval agreement and
help save the pound The outcome of these negotiations is still
to be annoucd but the American likely to be high
both in respect to naval concessions and for economic help
Closely taken the sharp
promises
surprise only supporters Liberals,
the Labor Government after long delay in initiating the
taking the full Chamberlain position preliminary condition
Despite the of considerable section of British ndustrial
the hostility British Imperialism and financial interests
the Soviet Union has proved dominant The economic advance of
the Soviet Union and the of the
doubtedy in determining this attitude Even
clearly than in the rupture of the Labor Govern
waprovocation of Chinese masts
the Chinese has hand hand with the break
the Angsoviet negotiations The relations of the British Labor
Of the closest In the short period since its to office not
only Tready negotiated the sending
Mission has been further Behind the Chinese mtarsts
is the hand of the British Labor Government
The immediate future outcome likely depend large
the projected Washington Conference in the autumn. This
ferenc evil determine firstly the possibility of temporary
mnt with America the basis naval by Britain and
policy in relation to the Soviet Union If these two
detectives secured then the conditions laid rapid
advance mperast the Soviet Union under British
the Chinese provocaon will not have already forced the situation
and produced this result beforehand
The British Labor Government has thus already less
months abundany shown ITSELF the Communists predicted
of peace and reconciliation but of direct
warprepaa and ready when the occasion to stand for
ward the leader British
Britain and throughout the world urgently tn
perspective