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Diplomatic Changes

During the past three months the British Foreign Office has been con- ducting a diplomatic "general post."

In no less than seven European | capitals-Berlin, Rome, Vienna, Moscow, Athena, Sofia, Budapest- the British representative has been changed.

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[neem' doubtful. There is, however,

SATURDAY, OCTOBER -14, 1933.

SOCIALISM' PLANS

.SUICIDE

FOLLY OF. AMATEUR

CONSTITUTIONS

SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS' FASCISM

(By A.A.B.)

London. upon the table for the criticism of

the public.

Fascism, Pure And Simple According to Sir Stafford Cripps, the as I understand him, the first thing that the Socialist Party must do, trade after

accepting the responsibility of government, is to abolish the fore they receive their chance. unions from the restraints of the House of Lords: That almost goes In 1920 the average age of law, and was described by Lords without saying, for the branch of Minister on appointment was about Halsbury and Lansdowne in the the Legislature which contains most 144. To-day there are men of 45 House of Lords as a Charter of of the wisdom and the caution and

and 46 who have only just reached

Anarchy,

the experience of government must the rank of Counsellor.

Lord Lansdowne, however, was not be allowed to stand in the way afraid to throw it out, because he of the decrees of Sir Stafford frankly but feebly admitted it was Cripps or Mr. Lansbury or Mr.

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of his con-

Herr Darre, the Nazi Minister of not a favourable ground in the Henderson.. Agriculture, has just inaugurated House of Lords to oppose the work- The next step of the Kerensky- the most important constructive ing class. The Tories in the House Cripps Government will be to paes work undertaken by the

present of Commons

were afraid to vote through the House of Commons an German Government.

against it because it turned out Emergency Act which will enable This is a scheme to reclaim from that more than half the party had the Administration

to do exactly the North Sea 140,000 acres of land pledged themselves on the platform whatever it likea

without the co- at the mouth of the Eider, into support it.

operation of any other body in the |Schleswig-Holstein. This land, As a result of the cowardice of State. This, of course, though Sir onee prosperous agricultural coun-both parties the country for 20 Stafford Cripps may deny it is try, was invaded by the sen nearly years was terrorised by the Social-Fascism pure and simple the un- 250 years ago, and 6,000 farmers ist Party. Organisation took the controlled and. undirected govern- lost their living. Fertility is now place of principle, and the curd-ment of the proletariat.

There is, however, be restored by a huge dam, vote gave the Socialist leaders

one other which will cost millions of marks a wholly disproportionate power, restraint of immemorial antiquity them to abandon which must be removed if the new and which will give employment to which fempted thousands of men.

industry for politics.

Parliamentary party is to have its The cutting of the first god was When the Labour Party ww will. "The Speaker in his Parlia The China Mail vise their earlier judgment, al-performed by Herr Darre with the founded, and led by men like Broad-ment" has never before been assail-

though they will never regret customary Nazi

Fenwick, Burt and Keirled by party malice. It is now pre- their enthusiastic support of the troops and marines formed a guard Hardie, its function was to assert posed that the Speaker may not sit Hong Kong, Saturday, October 14, 1938 recovery programme. Even in of honour. Airmen from Heligo- the principle of collective bargain-for any particular constituency, lest so great and gratifying an appar land circled over the cheering ing in industrial disputes. So long, he might perchance" be biased in ent demonstration of national ¡IORBICS.

|as they confined themselves to that favour of the wishes Public Opinion. solidarity, there is always the

possibility that a reaction may dicted

In his speech Herr Darre pre- purpose they secured great advan-stituents.

It is quite true that during the that the new, dam, would tages for the working man from Everybody payé lip-service to come. In that case there will be produce

greater regulis

than his employers. But the Act of 1906 Home Rule controversy Mr. Speak- the will of the people. But how others to echo the fear, or belief, Mussolini's reclamation of the was their undoing, and it culminat-jer Peel was known to be a Glad- Lo find out what it is that is expressed by The Marshalltown Pontine Marshes and

Stalin's ed in the strike of 1926, when the stonian Home Ruler, and sat for the the puzzle. Americans are al-News of lows that:

We have White Sea Canal. He tactfully re- Socialist Party determined to throw Unionist constituency of Leaming ways ready to accept the dictum just been working ourselves up frained from

ton. any gibes at King down the gage to Society.

The only inconvenience that of Lord Bryce that public opin-jinto a typical American lather Canute,

We all remember the result. Inarose from that fact was that Peel lon rules in the United States, about putting it over big.'"

nine days the Socialists were de-never opened his mouth during the being more powerful than any Foreign affairs often yield a test

feated, and they have never re-debates of the day. That, I think. Iman or party or government. of the formation and strength of

covered.

twan a minor inconvenience personal Yet the disputes are endless public opinion. America is just

In politica it is generally wise to the Speaker, and less of an evil about what public opinion really now having an experience of that

not to put your cards upon the than making the Speaker the tool of is at any given Ume, how it is kind in connection with the trou-

One privately owned coal mineįtable. In 1886 Gladstone, when a party, as he is in the United formed, how it grows, how it be bles of Cuba. It is a subject in the Netherlands has been operat-turning the Unionists out of power, States.

dominant. Well,

about [comes

which most Americans ed for more than 100 years.

though much pressed to declare his Support For Party System Sainte-Beuve said, an example is are ill-informed. But they has

Home Rule programme, announced Both Disraeli and Mr. Lloyd the best definition, and America ten to approve the course of Pre-

that he never Miniature pumps to be

prescribed until he George have said much in favour of has now before it two or three sident Roosevelt. This is partly on brake drums have been inventas called in. It would have been the party system. In his present most instructive examples of the because they are sure that he has led to keep automobile tires filled ritated this reserve.

well if the Socialist Party had book Mr. Lloyd George has said: way in which papular sentiment fuller knowledge than they, and with air at proper pressure.

The open conflict of parties is develops. All must agree that more because they trust his high

Taine, when commenting better for a country than squalid the most striking one is the character and patriotic spirit.

modern democracy, declared that it intrigues of personal ambitions or steady march toward the repeal To the scattered insinuations Greater London in the last ten was the government of fugacious rival interests conducted in the of prohibition. It amounts al-that he has been acting in the years has increased 9.66 per cent. responsibility by anonymous initia- dark.. A suspension of party most to a political miracle. Two interests of international bank-in population and the entire Unit-tive. The projected Socialist Gov hostilities merely in order to en-

or solely years ago the closest student of ere,

to make secure ed Kingdom 4.72 par cent.

ernment Is not by well-known sure a distribution of patronage and public feeling could not have pre- American investments in Cuba, |

parties, but by initials. There is

power among leading contestants dicted such

the T.U.C. and the LLP. and the degrades and enervates politics." an extraordinary they listen with incredulity or change as

A new carrying case for a port-N.J.C. and the N.U.B., the signific has now evidently scorn. But here, again, is a case

(Continued on Page 13.) swept over the temper of the of public opinion only in the pro-able typewriter ta slightly enlarg-ance of which the man in the street American people regarding the cess of being formed. It is td to hold toilet articles and sta- is expected to find out for himself. Eighteenth Amendment. It mainly for the President to direct tionery used by a traveler. seems like a sudden and aweep-it and make use of it to further ing conversion. Almost before the unselfish and friendly pur- observers could perceive it, the poses of his Administration with tide had turned and has since respect to Cuba and the Cuban shops in which they may find it been

running with amazing Deople. strength.

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The fact is unques tioned. But what is the explana-

tion? Evidently, many causes,

Beginning Again.

Facts You Did Not Know.

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RED SARI SAVES TRAIN.

Woman's Presence Of Mind In India.

LI

Bombay.

possible to increase their economic

Subordinate Premier [value, ind-what'in of even more As far as I can make out in this consequence to them individually-network of committees, after a find the sort of life career for majority; or In some cases # which they are especially qualified minority, have placed power in the some of them patent, some sub-

An express train with a heavy In prosperous times a man with in their aptitudes. An interesting hands of the Socialists, some body human load was thundering up the tle, combined to produce this un- good job is likely to hold on to by-product of the analysis is that vaguely named the National Joint line of the Jamnagar Dwarka Rell- precedented change in publicit, even though he might prefer an- more than 20 per cent of the unem Council is to decide whether the way. opinion. There was in it, no other one. But with the throwing ployed who have been tested have Socialist Party should or should not doubt, a good deal of the in-of millions out of employment, been engaged in work for which take office. Then the Prime Minis he was heading towards a serious-

The driver was not aware that. fluence of the cry: "Follow my many are free to try to equip them they have no aptitude and in which ter has to be selected, and has toy damaged bridge,dign leader."

Doubtless also, there selves to do what they would most they were thoroughly discontented. appoint his Ministers, always sub He suddenly noticed a red mart has been an effect of the desire Hike. This is one group for which It is estimated that the cost of this ject to a Committee of Three of the Indian women's dress) stretched of many to climb aboard the this present I wind may blow misplaced effort mounts to as Trades Union CongTERS.

across the fine and some women band-wagon, after they found some good. It was reported from tronomical figures and had a part The Prime Minister himself is to standing at either end of the sari. fout on what read it was going America recently that 4,000 anem in bringing on economic disaster.jbe subject to a decision of the ile blew his wistle hard.

Often

a nascent pubile opinion ployed persone had taken advan But whatever that was, it is of majority of his Cabinet, who in But, the women would not budge becomes set and strong by the tage of the opportunity offered by slight afgnificance compared with their turn are to be under the an inch.

ald of masa-psychology. But the Adjustment Service of New the loss in human satisfactions, orders of the Trades Union Con- He Jammed the brakes and the however we may account for it, York City, The Carnegie Corpora- Mr. Bentley, the director of this gress. Not only is the Prime Min train came to a dead halt not many the obvious national determination gave $100,000 to the Emer Service, expresses the view that later to be kept in this subordinate yards from the damaged bridge tion to get rid of prohibition is gency Unemployment Relief Com- this man-testing experience should position, but his first lieutenant, the and-death--Reuter. one of the most notable con-mittee to 'start the experiment; be of greatest value to industry in Chancellor of the Exchequer, is to quests of public opinion ever frat, to help the unemployed per the period of re-employment. While be equally in leading-strings. wrought in the United States. It son discover bis abilities and no claim le made to anality, creare possible ahould tong furnish material for limitations and to formulate a pro-tain tests can be relied upon "to by a bare possibility work if the students of American institu- gram for better vocational adjust- give authentie Information on the other members of the Sociallat tiona. Around the National Re-ment or for - the constructive use¿lypes of work which a given men Party were doclis and obedient, but covery Act there has been a of leisure, and, second, to help the can never do with acceptable of we know that the Independent La- great and largely successful individual begin to carry out his ficiency." On the other hand, it bour Party and the Communists are effort to rally public sentiment. plan. It did not underlake to find must be that these same testa give anything but obedient or disciplin- All parts of the country have or give jobs." Through affiliation assurance of success in the marked ed, fot

the SKUNK“ ATTENDS

BIBLE CLASS,

Police Search For Jokers.

Holdenville, Oklahoma, Charged with disturbing. :ro-

been responding to the emotional with the State Education Depart-aptitudes and characters; dia--What, in Heaven's name, is the appeal. Yet everybody can see ment and local social agencies (and covered in others. How many new man-in-the-street to make of all that this is public opinion in the with further assistance from the careers in the "Who's Who" of this? What will happen to the ligious worship by throwing A making, not yet made. For there State) the Service has made an twenty years hence will be traced Parliamentary Labour party while skunk into the schoolhouse at is" necessarily ", a contingent els analysis of 4,000 “cases,” who have from these years of re-adjustment all this langling and wrangling is Bethel, three youths are being ment In it. Americans are all in the course of the analysis be when men have found themselves? going on? Far more sensible, if sought by county officers. for the great experiment Yet if come highly a differentiated in. Besides thoan, how many thousands more audacions, in ^ the scheme of Members of the congration sjøct- It does not in result measure up dividunia, and has guided them to: who never get into "Who's Who? the Left-Wing of the Parliamentary ed the skunk only after the animal to the high hoper cherished, the ward educational Kopportunities, iwill have had lives made occupa-" Labour Party, led by Blr Stafford had expressed ita diapiaaauré ac- people reserve the right to re lectures and laboratories and work, tionally happler↑

Clipps, who also has put his carda cording to instinct, Reuter,

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