Drives Explained foreign Pay Direction Seopardizes Security London, Apr. 22.
"he measures taken against Communists in France were explained to the British Labour Party in a letter from M. Paul Faure, Secretary-General of the French Socialist Party.
While admitting that the measures were severe, M. Faure stressed that the Corimunist Party had made itself the spokesman of a Government which is the accomplice and associate of another Government against which France is at war, l, was not possible, he added, to allow a party which was under the Orders and in the pay of à foreign Country to participate in the French Parliament, particularly in the various Gommittees at the meetings of which national defence secrets are discussed.
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