Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1941 — Page 8

THURSDAY, JAN. 16, 194 — .

* LABOR PUTS HOPE [{SS \ POST-WAR BRITA{SEES

By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS a a | t Times Foreign Editor. Hi | | WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-—What will be Great B : status after the war? What will be her ties with pire? Will King George be the last of his dynasty ? England go Socialist? Or be like Swed Russia or thé United States? fh : Many Senators and others both out of the Government are discussin { question along with the President’s | lend aid-to-Eritain bill, on the ground they are not unrelated. Ernest Bevin, the British Labor who is now Minister of National Servi one of the most influential figures ] | British setup, is quoted as saying thai | | ! the war, “socialism” will be introduced | Mr. Simms wo to fight for that, too?” Senator Arts } Vandenberg (R. Mich.), has asked. Harry Hopkins, President Roosevelt's pet sonal | sentative now in London, is believed to have made t§ | —:1largely to get the ans | f(/|some of these qui. : | Wendell Willkie is aj | y visit Britain at least pParg | | I d| similar mission. { ! | } | Few here helieve that Sill i P%| Britain will be the Britain | ! ley Baldwin, Neville Chag Winston Churchill Davi H : George, Sir John Simon Ji 8 | |

of Ramsay MacDorald, laf of the Labor Party |

| i i | Labor Lists Objecti | | | Hi i

Here are some of Rritis

: objectives: First, its war aims: (a) *

erated Europe. (bh) No impe 800D NEWS!! | (c) Equal access for all nati A markets and raw materials, (d | titution ' to victims of ag:

1920 PAIRS and peace by agreement, not b Extra Fine Gauge tate. (e) Recognition of the - : of all nations to live and de Full Fashioned : their own civilization. (f) Outla NYLON | Blof war, acceptance of the rule law. (g) Protection of minor rights by international authority.

(a) Self-governmernt for India. |The principle of trusteeship for

colonies with a view to self-gove {ment for-all. (¢) The furtheran) of the economic well-being of ti inhabitants along socialistic ling (d) Safeguards for native peopl lin dependencies against exploitatio | by European capital. (e) Prevergy tion of forced labor and of injurio

or inequitable condilions of employ iment. (f) Protection of such people lin the occupation of their land and lin the exercise of their civil rights ((g) Development of health, educa tion and other services, and so on)

! i] | | Sound Like New Deal | |

Third, in domestic policy: (a) Na[tional control of finance, the land, |transport, coal and power. (b) Or-| ganization .of hore production and control of imports. (c) Provision of

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