COMMUNISM.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir, —1 have been wondering after the events of the last day or two whether some of those correspondents who had so much to say about world affairs in such flowery language a short time ago. and are avowed Communists or of Communistic tendencies, can explain satisfactorily to us Britons the tactics of their lord, master, and everything wonderful, the U.S.S.R. I remember promiscuous and numberless challenges be-
ing thrown out by some of these Communists to public debates regarding the Spanish Civil War and other such occurrences. Will they hide their lights behind a bushel on this occasion? 1 ■am afraid, perforce, they will. And, furthermore, failing to denounce their allegiance to what looks like a potential foe of ours, 1 do not see why they should bo allowed to carry on as they have been allowed breathing the poison of tyrranical Bolshevism into the clean air of free New Zealand. Some action should! be taken against them, for even Nazism is preferable to the body and soul bondage of Communism.—l am,
etc., Beitish and Fees, September 18.
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Evening Star, Issue 23375, 19 September 1939, Page 12
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183COMMUNISM. Evening Star, Issue 23375, 19 September 1939, Page 12
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