FRENCH WORKERS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160740, 28 August 1920, Page 2

FRENCH WORKERS.

THE RIGHT WAY TO TALK. PARIS, Aug. 16. French Unionists pronounced flatly against Bolshevism. M. Aumoulen, the railwaymen’s leader, said that if they attempted to establish Bolshevsim in France, the dictators, no matter how popular at the outset, would he publicly beheaded within a week.

M. Jonnaux, secretary of the General Confederation, said the confederation would allow neither Lenin nor anyone else to interfere and impose their profession of faith on French unionism, which would, remain an economic instrument of the worker and not become a prey to a dissolvent political movement.