EXTREMISTS LOSING GROUND.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19104, 13 September 1927, Page 9

EXTREMISTS LOSING GROUND.

IT sjj|!LY MAIL'S" VERDICT. m »^^W—PBESS ASSOCIATION— COPYRIGHT.) Ntf|||MßiDHEY "Sun" Service.) i§jsP&>d September 12th, 7 p.m.) WR' LONDON. September 11. B;W'#aily Mail," in an editorial Ms'witk the Trades Union Con--1?» hfesk with Russia, the rupture HuAomatic relations between Russia I Britain, America's refusal to reSKOUb tho Soviet, France's demand lithe expulsion of M. Rakovsky, SigpMnssQlihi»B defeat of Communism, W Chinese * revulsion against the ips, and Mr McCbrmack's victory in Mj»nslpnci, says they aro due to the ffiport of the .public. Wto paper declares: "The world is Pig of Anarchists and Communists, ln< have teen a nuisance to civilisa§n In.recent years. They are everylosing ground, Even the creduand bewildered disciples wfljtost patience." .%£„ ' If*? M, RAKOVSKY. SWBINET FAVOURS RECALL. 'W f BfcjUlUi-JBESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT). WWftUA* AM> *,Z. CABLI ASSOCIATION.) iJC PABIS, September 11. $»«, Cabinet discussed the Rakovsky .and favoured informing Mos* the recall of the Minister is but decision was withheld >#Ps & Brianil's return from GenKfc ~ ■ mMnaatwn was caused in Pans by tJPraWtty ,thab M. Rakovsky ,the Sof^™9 B '»ter J * was a signatory to . s SSfWO. urging the workers in Euroto revolt against capitalwrb a general demand for