[?]ITISH PREMIER

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 541, 26 May 1933, Page 5

[?]ITISH PREMIER

UTISED AS EITHER oWDBN'S outburst

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Keceived ivxuy London, May 24. T.ords, Viscount 'f^uesting a statnnent 1 nnt'q policy at the f^mic Conference made 'fn0 and unexpeeted at- % Ramsay MacDonald. Vj tha. Pi'ime Minister s dmilar demand in the i'ftSns as absolutely %\ qn0wden proceeded : "I jUrther tliis is due to the " fhaving 110 P°^icjr 01 jl constitutional inabil.ty a dea, statement. . the Cabinet should °f .lhe f"™* * II U » P°sitlve da"g.er "»• , iue alfa"'s Sj.ll. h"ds °f a ma" i» 'Peaks "poses jtance or incapacity. ;.ff to Mr. MacDonald 's visrt • L Lord Snowden said Oonald-B°osevelt. J°inj; state" 5 3 mere repetition of platii.prime Minister might just ^savedthecountry the i his visit. Ltstatements in ref erences » prices only showed e of the nature of the probanissed the excessive tariffs, and exchange restrictions, .thefundamental and prim0f the world depression acethan the silver question." tpstobethe Government's tjje World Conference when truce suggested for the durthe conference by Mr. Macfas only accepted with reE) amounting practically to j the World Conference ogin by denouncing tariffs, l Government and its tariff i coniHiittee would he ongageparing further increases in lacDonald has suggested that tariffs to be reduced sliould shich were nrore than suffir national econoraic proteciery tariff in the world was | as necessary for national i protection. le World Conference acted b, MacDonald's Principle it te useless to even discuss ijf question. iijnt statements say not a ratthe American deht quesfcl had been woefully buntaismanaged, especially last r.H. C. Hoover's magnificent would bave been of great fllie opportunity had been ■' g the moratorium to corne esettleraent of a difficult Sothing bad been done and insfalment was due three Ete, Are we going to pay or reason that the joint statestothing about the deht is amatter for Congress, which talous of its rights. Mr, Roosevelt made a deB now Congress would' l lacDonald had said they were talk aboufc the debt, but nolingfrora Anierica was com0 deal with the question. I clieve the United States will definite suggestion about ti they see the outconie of maament Conference. If gcts something out of that feMr. Roosevelt would likeiie courage to approach the ro the debt question and te the gain froni the rellannaments would be an the reduction of debt. fe either to pay or de1 laTe always viewed with I the very idea of repudidefanlt.

e British Government » conference with a clear-tel-thought-out prsictical ®pt abandon hope of any accessful result. *n measure for the re- [ Ws and the stahilisation J8 cou'd n°t be discussed "PTO without considering fences of international He a«d public interJtedness, which is hv far jrmidable factor which has %esent crisis. &U°enCe 'S 'nexoi"ably y doomed to failure i!lls a^ taken i„to te0rft\eitW ^th ... "ankruptCy on a «, f rr must resi°re sretho t egln again. Wtv l conditions on •f can be restored."