NEW GUINEA FOR "REDS."
A FACETIOUS PAPER. ESCAPE FROM "CAPITALISM.'' LONDON, December 1. The future of Communism in Britain and the question of the disposal of Communists is discussed by the "Daily Mail." The paper says:— "Some wild and wonderful place might be found for the Communists in the Dominions, where they could establish a State of their own, away from tho complexities of capitalistic institutions. Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and South Africa cannot be expected to welcome them, as all are obsessed by capitalism, but a few million acres may be found in North-eastern New Guinea.
"We little doubt the Australian authorities would be quite willing for a Communist settlement to be established there. It is a rich country, with plenty of wealth in its forests and minerals. There is practically no native population. "When the Communist Utopia has succeeded the Communist can come back and make converts of us all." —(A. and N.Z. Cable.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 285, 2 December 1925, Page 7
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