NEW GOVERNMENT.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19901, 2 June 1936, Page 7

NEW GOVERNMENT.

+_ CONFIDENCE IN M. BLUM. FRENCH SOCIALIS'I‘ SUPPORT. t ——'" i l UTOPIA CANNOT BE EXPECTED. ‘ L'nlteLl Press Assn—Elev. 'l‘el. Cnpyrlgm.‘ PARIS. May 31. The National Socialist congress passed unanimously 9. vote of con—i udeneo in )I. Blum, after hearing his speech, in which he delivered a warning against. Fascism. ‘lle said: "A Sociallst Utopia cannot yet he expected." ‘ He added: “ The working class‘ must. realise the ilnDOSslbillty of dissociating class action from political action, though it is natural that. following a long period of misery thu proletariat should manifest impatience when it seized power. Nevertheless. alltits movements must be controlled by trades unions. The new Govern—ment will not be a Kerensky Government, but even it’ it were no Lenin would succeed. The programme 0! the Popular Front, including the Raul. cats, will be executed. Fascism is on the watch. Its aim everywhere has been to destroy the workers‘ associal.luns and subordinate them to cap<i italism. The present regime can now‘ utilise sciontlilc and econOmte developments for the general good." M, lilum said his party must eon~ tlmie its own mission by ronstrtu'ting a new system. ll‘ hn t'aiiml lm wnuinl‘ be the. first in toll his followers that it “as n «'llimrra and a vain (lre‘nlr Err‘n sn. the party would he hit out." tmnwrrariiy, am] the truth of Serialism \\nultl not he nt‘l‘m'trdi l’rnnre's \‘nirr‘ \\m'ld lm llf‘fll‘tl throughout thv world with lllt‘l‘t‘:|~‘t‘ll pnwr‘r in $111"1 pHl‘t m" poar‘t', complain, imlivlslble {lllll disnrmed. i ——*—-———_m W- m. ___.4 ‘