The FRUITS of SOCIALISM Government would introduce Socialism. 1 J / j t * simple language what commerce (distribution) and finance (exchang ) rnntmlled ferred into public services, publicly owned and publicly controlled. This has precisely the same meaning as the job cbjaethw.of the New Zealand Labour Party . . . Socialisation of the Means ot Production, Distribution and Exchange. WHAT WILL BE THE FIRST FRUITS OF THE HEXT ENGLISH SOCIALIST GOVERNMENT? Let Socialist leaders themselves answer this question for you in their own words: MR. C. R. ATTLEE, M.P., Leader of the English SocialUt Party (who holds up the N.Z. Socialist Government as an example to Socialist, everywhere):— "I am envisaging the period of the first S oc ialißt Government in power as one of crisis ... The atmosphere winbecomparable to that existing in this country at the plan) MRi GEORGE LANSBURY| MiPm former Leader of the English Socialist Party:— "There might be a crisis in the City of London;, the collapse, but that would not be the nation collapsing; although it might react on the nation. SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS, M.P., a member of the English Socialist Party's Executive Committee: — "I cannot imagine the Labour Party coming into power without ft first-rate financial crisis. "However carefully laid the plans of the Socialists may be, it VVlll be impossible to guarantee the peacefulness of the change. And Crisis Means Unemployment, Trade Depression, Poverty and Hardships for All Classes Remember Mr. /. A. Lee in his book, "Socialism in New Zealand/' says that SOCIALISM IS IMMINENT. For SECURITY, PROGRESS and PROSPERITY 1
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23162, 7 October 1938, Page 14
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