COMMUNIST MENACE

Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1925, Page 5

COMMUNIST MENACE

N.S. WALES DISSENSION. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.)

SYDNEY, December 2. . There is much rumour ..rigardiA^'Alleged dissension in the Parliamentary Labour. Party s oyer .the. Communistic issue, both among Ministers and the Party ranks, one section favouring the cleansing ofj ,the I’ai'ty.of extremists and. the other opposing it, ■as carrying the matter too far.'- ; - ... :■ .One fumo.ur is that thp attempted to bribe some . Labourites in order to defeat the Government. This, however, is regarded. ;gs ft. ; ‘TUS% with a view to cldsiing up the Lapptir ranks. The Natio.nalist leader .ridicules the 4 story. ' , UTOPIA IN NEW GUINEA LONDQN, December 1.... ■ The “Daily Mail,” discussing. the; future of the British -Commphists/ says:.. “A wiljd, ahd:;^qnd^fub‘* ; p.laqi might be found in minions/ where they.cah'® a tabnsh.:A State of their Own, apdrt from the; complexities, of capitalistic Australia, Canada; and cannot be expected to welcome as all are obsessed of. capitalism, bht a> few million acres may be found in North. Eastern ’New Guinea. We have little doubt that the Australian, orities will be quite willing-to allow Communist settlement there. It is a rich country. There is plenty of wealth in the forests and minerals/and there is practically no native population. When the Communist Utopia has. suc : ceeded, the Communis*” can come back and make convert re of w all.” ■