FUTURE OF NATIONS.
DEAN INGE ON THE OUTLOOK
By Telegraph.—Press As-n.—Copyright. London, April 28.
Dean Inge, in a series of articles in the Evening Standard, is trying his hand as a minor prophet. He believes that if*the Government would take its courage in both hands and go to the country on the single issue of the repeal of the Trades Disputes Act they would win. Failing this the unions will continue to ride the community until capital is altogether dissipated. He predicts that China, India and Japan will become the world’s workshops, where labor is more efficient than in Europe. America may succeed in Excluding colored people, but Australia’s chances are more problematical. The future will show whether it as possible to keep large fertile countries half empty for the benefit of the . present inhabitants. The Dominions will probably remain under the Union Jack, but will also seek to insure themselves- with America?— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Taranaki Daily News, 30 April 1921, Page 8
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