GENERAL CABLES.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3458, 12 April 1920, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

BOLSHEVISM IN ENGLAND. REPUDIA.TED BY LABOUR. OTTAWA, April 8. Mr Tom Moore, president of Canada’:-; Trades [and :Labour Congress-, and Cu.nada.’s Labour representative at the International Labour Conference, held in England under the League of Nations, has returned. He says Bolshevisni is slowly, but surely, dying in England. ‘Free speech is killing it. English Labour has learned the unsoundness of the doctrines, not only from- those Wishing to discredit” the movement, but from Radicals themselves." English Labour was becoming disgusted with the Reds, and repudiating the movenrdnt. British workers were." undoubtedly rapidly moving towards State. capital and control, especially ‘of the key industries Bolshevism soa.p~box o1':1’t01's abound, openly advocating Soviets for Great. Britain, but nobody pays much attention to then'l. He thought any attempt at revolutionary action in England would be_ quickly nipped in the bud.