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BIRKENHEAD ON RUSSIAN LOAN.

LORD CURZON ON LABOUR

A FOOLISH, FATUOUS EXPERIMENT,"

(Reuter's Service)

LONDON, October 21.

READY FOR SACRIFICE.

STATEMENT BY ZAGLUI, PASHA,

EGYPTIAN PREMIER'S DECLARATION.

BENEFIT OF LONDON MEETING.

(Reuters Service.)

CAIRO, October 20.

Lord Birkenhead, in a speech here today, saith In 8 speech at Alexandria, where be had an he believed the heart of the nation was sound and fenthusiastic reception on his return from Europe, true and that it would repudiate the 'mad, economie Zaglul Pasha (the Egyptian Premier), declared philosophy, derived from the hysterical writings that he was ready to sacrifice his Bie for Egypt's of Karl Marx.

1.

He found everywhere a stern determination not to permit the crime of lending money to Russia, which was the most important issue of the election.

LIBERAL STUPIDITY BLAMED.

Lord Curzon, speaking here to-day, said the Russian. Loan had disturbed the commercial.com. munity more than any proposal of the Labour Government, whose assumption of office was a foolish, fatuous experiment due to the stupidity of the Liberal Party.

Lord Curzon ridiculed Mr. MacDonald's asser tion that his Government, during the last eight months, had contributed more to Peace than all the other parties for the last eight years. The speaker (Lord Curzon) himself had received personal and private assurance from each of the Dominion Ministers that they were entirely satisfied with Britain's Foreign Policy in the past and desired its continuance on the same lines and in the same hands.

LABOUR'S LIP SERVICE. ·

independence.

He pointed out that the Foreign Once White Paper had not mention- ed that he had asked that the position of High Commissioner of Egypt should be analogous to that of other Foreign Ministers,

GAIN. BY LONDON MEETING.

He declared the Egyptians had gained by the London cop- versations, be-· cause they had confronted, the British with their rights, supported by proofs, while the British replied with refusal, but without proof or justification.

Labour had no real conception of the Imperial idea. It paid lip service to the Dominions. Mr. J. H. Thomas (Minister for Colonies) in numerous speeches had bolled over with frothy patriotism; but they pursued a policy apart from and con temptuous of the Dominions. They dropped resolutions at the Imperial Conference of Imperial themselves and redouble their efforts to strengthen The Egyptians had learned they must count on preference and the Singapore scheme, which the their union, adhere firmly to their rights and not Dominions considered vital to their security. Finally they signed the Soviet Treaty, with which lose any opportunity energetically to claim them. not one single Dominion Prime Minister had the the banner of complete independence for Egypt The nation must remain solidly grouped under smallest sympathy, and which, was the most dis- and the Egyptians." "They must never accept graceful act in British annals. They were in the

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hands of their gunmon. The country would insist separation (vociferous cheering); never admit that on having a Government that would not allow claims a single foreign soldier should remain on Egyptian of citizens of the Empire to be bartered in return for the embraces of the Bolshevists.

ATTITUDE OF PREMIER.

An appeal for liberal support and vigorous. attack on the Conservatives were made by Mr. Macdonald in a speech at the Hippodrome, Sheffield, where he had an enthusiastic reception from an audience of over 4,000-thousands of others were unable to gain admission, queues having -formed-outside-at-6-o'clock-in-the-morning

WHIFF OF VICTORY.

The Premier declared the campaign was to him. like a whiff of victory, but a grim struggle was ahead next week. Their opponents would not leave any stone unturned to damage Labour, because it had been too successful in caring for the interests of the country at Home and abroad.

If there was any dancer of extremism in Bri. tain, it would come when an iocompetent Tory Government was in office.

The Premier, appealing for Liberal support, -claimed that Labour had the Liberal spirit in a

widened, broadened and beightened state.

ELECTIONS IN GERMANY.

POLLING DAY DECEMBER 12.

(Reuter's Service.)·

BERLIN, October 21: The elections to the Reichstag will take place on December 7.

ANTICIPATIONS.

soil;

FRANCE AND GERMANY.

TWO TOWNS EVACUATED.

(Reuter's Service.)

KARLSRUHE, October 21. The French troops have now evacuated Karlsruhe and Mannheim. The withdrawals took place without incident.

FURTHER CONCESSIONS.

LONDON,+October 21.

Coblenz that the Allied experts have agreed to the . Diplomatic circles in London are informed from withdrawal of certain pledges, including the aboli Unoccupied Germany, taxes on coal and coal pro- top of the Customs between Occupied and

ducts, export and import taxes, and the restoration of control of the State forests to Germany.

This constitutes part of the gradual evacuation' of the Ruhr, which was promised at the London Conference.

COTTON TRADE.

HEALTHIER SIGNS. NOW.

(Reuter's Service.)

MANCHESTER, October 20.

The decision of spinners of American yarn to increase the working week to 32 hours; from November 3, is regarded as convincing proof that trade is improving.

LONDON, October 21. The last German elections were only held in May and the Marx Cabinet has been in office since November. The new elections will probably take place on November 23. It is anticipated that the. Manufacturers of cotton goods have complained Republican parties will be in a stronger position in that deliveries are delayed under existing condi the new Reichstag.

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