THE PRESS CONFERENCE.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3542, 2 August 1920, Page 5

THE PRESS CONFERENCE.

A CIVIC LUNCHEON. THE ATMS OF LAB.HTR ST. JOHN (New Brunswvic) Aug. 1. Speaking at a civic luncheon on Friday, Mr T. E. Naylor, delegate to the Imperial Press Conerence, and chairman .of the London Labour Party, said that in Britain' democracy was gradually assuming a higher position in the national counsels. The assumption of authority by the Extreme Left would not make the s'ightcst difference in the attitude of a prospective new Government toward the Overseas Dominions. The English-speaking nations were the guardians of the world's peace, and were always in the van of the world's progress. The representatives of Labour desire to make the prosperity of the Empire as great as they can, and to restrain the forces making for disintegration and revolution.