they would ike to apply it to their own, Thus there has arisen in Britain the Fascist movement, and now this Communist, socialist and extreme Labour coalition which has been formed for the purpose of fighting it, Tt has been shown that the Leftist movement is backed by fa very small number of people, and it is not to be believed, no matter how vociferous they may be, that the Fascists. represent any very greater proportion of support. Those responsible for both formations are Teading forlorn hopes, 50. forlorn that owing to British characteristics they defeat themselves by their very existence, It has been ad-mitied by some of the Russian leaders that the Communist creed, to which they have been able adapt Russia, is not necessarily. suitable for certain other countries. Racial differences, different degrees of cultural and economic advancement, the abhorrence of political suppression and the insistence upon existing constitutional liberties are all factors which operate against Communism on the one hand and Fascism on the other, and the activities of both in Britain only serve to solidify the enormous middle-class opposition to both doctrines. Taking the larger view of political trends in Great Britain during the last century, and more particularly during the fast thirty years or s0, it is to be noticed that what is being achieved in other countries by revolution and civil is being secured in Britain by a process of constitutional and legislative evolution which has proved a much less painful and infnite surer process Sir Stafford Cripps is leading the revolt against the oficial Labour Party. Attempts which were made at the last party conference to change its policy by democratic and constitutional means failed. Labour not prepared to go the way Sir Stafford would have it. It has decided officially to have nothing to do with Communism, and the only thing for those who failed at the Party Conference is to endeavour to set up a new political party, and for the moment they Took "like succeeding. But the movement has at present nothing in it to Justify the pellet that it will effect any radical change in the present alignment of parties. There is nothing to show that there is a Mikelthood of securing any great support at the next general elec~ tion, whenever it comes, and, while it is possible that Sir Stafford Cripps, by reason of his personal popularity, might retain his own seat, there is little to controvert the belief that some of the men who are following him out into the wilderness will be severely rebuked when next they appeal for the suffrages of their constituents, deed by their action they are offending that sense of elastic dis~ cipline of which the British people fare £0 proud, and the fact that if ever they were to succeed in attain~ ing power they would insist on the introduction of the severer dit cipline of the totalitarian states, is fan Interesting commentary upon their present actions, 'Te Manchoukuo Foreign Vice-Minister, Mr, Chulcht Ohashi, is to visit' the Soviet Union, Germany, Ttaly, "Great Britain, France and other countries with 'a view Justing Manchoukuo's forelgn- rela 'A wavier has been issued by the Bureau of Social Welfare of the City papers country must be registered with the Ministry of Interior through the Jocal government authorities of the place of publication, In ease n paper been made for registration, Government is calling special ton to these regulations, according to the Chinese press, as it appears that Jseveral new. journals have lately been published without the publishfers complying with them, arts of China. The fact that a British affeer (Mr. Paget) tost_ his ife recently in eontilet with smug lees in the South is further evidence at the personnel of the Preventive service do not shirk the normal risks of their dangerous duties.
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