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What was true was that Squire Baldwin and his National Government had seized intuitively upon the Italy-League-Ethiopia situation as offering sure-fire means of enabling them to win Britain's next election. Their foes, the British Labor Party, have since the War stood for extreme Pacifism and peace-at-any-price; but the British Trades Union Congress recently switched around, demanding that "force if necessary" be used against Fascist Mussolini. If force is to be used, if there is to be War for Peace again or anything approaching it. then the British voter can be depended on to swing to the British party which has always conducted the best wars, the Conservative Party of Stanley Baldwin.