It is now confidently believed that funds from Soviet Russia helped the Japanesa Communists in their at tempt to subvert the established social order in this country, and that funds from the same source enabled the Farmer-Labour party to enter the recent elections. The only con llicting thing with regard to this is how the money managed to get hero, In spite of the Iymx-eyed watch maintained by the police certain Japanese Communists are Known to have managed to get over to Shanghai and Harbin, and it is Deliaved the money was furnished at either or both of these cities.
No sane individual now doubts that the radical element received funds from Russia wherewith to contest the recent general elections. The news is overwhelming that the nioney care from some outside source, capecially as the Farmer-Labour party nominated as many 5 40 candidates during the election; and conducted their campaigns, on ecasions, with such a careless pro: igacy that one of the papers irani cally remarked that lctariat was out-rival li eels candidates." It ig well-known that most of the Farmer-Labour were penniless, sith no prospects whatever of get ting funds for a political campaign, not to mention the necessity of d positing ¥. 2,000 with the authorities 8 soon as one announces his candidacy. The money, however, did come, and. from ontsi source. These two facts are established beyond all possibility of re-fetation. It is also a notoriously established fact that there is but one unizations, namely, the Parmer-Labour party (Extreme Left) which obtained two seats in the Diet at the outside soures from which money is sent to other lands to stir up troable and revolution, and that is Rassia.
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