The motives of the Labour Executive are fairly obvious. Their present chances of getting back into power are- still as remote as ever, and are'certainly not improved by Sir Stafford Cripps speeches, by the prominence the Communists have been gaining under Comrade Harry Pollitt's leadership, and last but by no means least by the offensive and unnecessary bus strike.
Extremism it is abundantly clear never pays in England, and every indication that the Red Tail is wagging the Corduroy Dog would eagerly be caught up by the party in power to keep Labour out of power still longer.
So. extremism must be suppressed, and under the clever leadership of Mr. Herbert Morrison a campaign is being launched to capture 1,000,000 recruits for-Socialism—no doubt from that "silent Liberal vote" which ha:
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