Mr Field, speaking at (Miami, remarked that the Labour candidates were very sensitive about being called Socialists, and yet the objective ol their party, its very foundation was tho socialisation of tho means ol production. distribution and exchange, which wns esontiallv the same obje"tive adopted by both Socialists and Communist parties through the world. The party was now back-pedalling tor all they were worth. What, said Mr Field, was the meaning id" tho word
"socialisation’' unless it was the act oi socialising, and who pcriormctl that act, lint the Socialist. Mr Holland, the leader of Hie. party, said in Parliament : “I am prepared to carry Hie brand of revolutionary Socialist.” Iho members of Hie party are now shying oil' it. because ihey find it is not profitable electioneering. Ihe leopard, however. said Mr Field, cannot change ins spots, certainly not as suddenly a-> this. The chameleon might possibly have more success.
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Hokitika Guardian, 31 October 1925, Page 1
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