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AUSTRALIAN COMMUNISM Red Movement In Dominion Said To Be On The Run

Sudan Feeling Exposure Of Tactics Loses

Support Of Workers

Pleased

Khartoum, Nov. 5.

Tho Sudan Government has grounds for satisfac- tion that both Britain and

Egypt have accepted the principles of the new self- government constitution, nu ocial spokesmanl said today..

He was understood to be relating

10 the right. tho self- government statute, for

conveyed

by

the Sudan freely to deler. mine its own future.

The spokesman added think many of the TILOTO detailed proposals made by Egypt would require careful study-Reuter.

Looks For Dignified Ending

Paris, Nov. 5. Mr Bartley Crüm, New York lawyer who has handled the legal end of Rita Hayworth's 18-month estrangement from her husband, Prince Alv Khan. arrived here today to discuss the divorce further.

He will meet the playboy Prince's lawyers to talk over the possibility of divorce or formal reparation to end the marriage celebrated on May 27, 1940.

Mr Crum, who flew in from Now York, said his rim was to bring this thing to a dignifed terminating point."

Rita is on holiday In Spain, where she has been escorted by Count Villapadierns, a wealthy inndowner,

She fled for a Reno divorce in September 1951. Reconciliation

rumours have cropped up again and again und.

Sydney, Nov. 5. Communism in Australia is on the run, according to Laurence Short, live-wire, Red-Irating national secretary of the Federated Iron Workers Association of Australia.

:

While still a force to be reckoned with, the Communist Party here is having its leanest time since its organisation in Australia in the late 1920s, Mr. Short says.

Recent exposures of Communist intimidatory tactics, their use of violence, trickery and forgery to gain their ends and the constant public pandering by top members of the Party to the dictates of Moscow have turned the vast ma- jority of Australians completely against Communism, Mr Short adds.

considering: "They

commanded

in-

"I am confident, the present stale cd the Com- significant vote when, they stood munist Party's bifluence in Aus-members for election to Parle- tralia, that the Party can be ment and had little or no say Anally defeated-but it won't be in trade union affairs. How- defecies without a fight," he ever, the depression saw the says.

Mr Short, leader of nome

INDIA HAS

rise of the Party, their numbers NEW PLAN 40,000 members of one of Auswelling from the thousands of

unemployed. ein's major and most vital

unions, is considered an authori "By 1942 five or six thousand FOR

ty on Communism in Australin. njembers were on the Party's His authority was earned the books and parliamentary cand!- hard way fighting the Com- dates in some working clogs munist both physically and districts, were gaining up lo.25 ideologically-in his rise fromper cent of the total vote. "Just another member" of the

"Party members infiltrated union to the top seat.

When Mr Short's voice was into Australia's trade unions Arst heard in ble unlon's affairs and succeeded by trickery and he was a lowly district deitgate. intimidation in gaining control

Workers Association of all The Iron representing Australia's stcel unions. workers, wan then completely

"They were in power in the controlled

the steel In- by the Communist cul industry.

wharves, dustry, on the Party.

Australia's

KOREA

United Nations, Nov. 5. India is today working on, a resolution of its own to solve the Korenn deadlock.

It is expected that this will be privately discussed among Asian- delegates before being A25 major submitted to the Political Com-

mittee.

It is not known, however, whether the Asian group will be invited to sponsor it.

St

At the head of the Associn- transport unions, in some food lion was Ernest Thornton, un-industries and even as far down official "boss" of the Party Ins the Undertaker and Australia, now working for the Gravediggers Union. Communists in Peking

out to

HARD FIGHT

At the meeting of the Asion group yesterday, Indonesia cir- culated a draft resolution sup- ported by an explanatory memorandum suggesting, accord- ing to informed sources, a'com- mission or commissions to deal with the prisoner-of-war ques- The Farty made its greatest tion and the establishment of a gaina on the

intervention of UN. commistion as already pro- Rusia into the war. Then, in a

posed by Soviet Russia to settle

THEORY EXPLODED

Mr Short organised, agitated, warned his fellow workers of the evils of Communism,

and after

wave of help the war effort the Korean question. gathering a number of

the Reds in-! The memorandum Was It- supporters around him he set propaganda,

Altrated further.

ported to have said that the in- expel

the Communists union. controlling the

"Those unions which normally corporation of the Soviet idea opposed Communism found of a emission to settle the He became national secretary

should make their opposition blunted. The Korean question on September 27, 1852, Rita told of the body in November 1940,

Tarty

Look over onc union the Indonesian proposal accept- the Press in Paris she was look over two years later. He efter another,

able to the Soviet "delegation. dropping the action for the pre-Ernest Thornton.

the position from

"This explodes It was hard She had just returned to stay

fight, He was with Aly nf his Paris home but, attacked twice by thugs and

sent.

that

on

the theory Reulor,

feeds Communism

since, poverty

on October 8, she said her was expelled from the Associa- when friendliness did

the Reno suit in which die He poplite Communist bosses. greatest gains, Australia's polley London Was

tion jeopardise

| charged extreme cruelty,

Two days later Mr Crum sald in New York that far na he knew, his client still planned to go through with the divorce.— Reuter,

Court and gol an order

for

Thrill For Aborigine

at this time, the Pirty made its

Conservative the Supreme was extremely

and living standards were any- reinstatement and was next the

the thing but low. victim of a rigged ballot for "By 1943 the Communist Party official positions in the union. had all but laken over the Aus-

After 2

movement protractect court tralian trade unica

and in the Anstralian Congress he was declared untionn!of Trade Unions in that year the #nlt he secretary, after a secret, court-Party had a majority of delo- controlled ballot uf

out

ron gates. The end of the war raw

London, Nov. 5. workers. In a two to one a sharpening of the realisation The first Malavan aborigine London, Nov.

majority over the Reds.

in the labour movement, and in woman to visit Britain tools a Home Fleet warships, sub-authority, Erie Miller, QC, who lens of Communist power.

A prominent Australian legal the country generally, of the ex- Inst look of the lights of London marines and aircraft will

tonight before leaving by Comet fought Mr Short's case against extraire in the Greenland

Sen the

Australian unlons for liome. "fixed" untori between November 17 and 28 toclared that poll

bullot, de-woke up to find the Communista She is Wa Draman, wife of Mr 10 bo train personnel in cold weather greatest fraud ever perpetrated the change

the in control, so imperecpiibly had P, D. Rider Williams Hunt, ad- canditions and test the Navy's in Australian trade union stralian labour movement, then Federation Government..

come. The Aus- viser on aborigines to the new: anti-submarlee-and-other tory. equipment. Reuter.

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Mr Short continues to be the victim of Communist intimida- tory tactics and threats for they recognise in him a formidable foe. Recently police were rush- ed to his office when an anony mous caller warned that a bomb had bzen placed there. A

hurried search disclosed bomb but the war of nerves continued.

After such a hectic struggle stalnst the Comununists, Mr Short, a 5-foot four-inch 36- year-old bundle of energy,

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REMEMBRANCE DAY

the

She was very impressed at the youth and beauty of the Queen, LITTLE SUPPORT

and the also got a great thrill from the Household Cavaity. "In the last three

years their efforts have been rewarded with Never before has she seen troops

horseback, on

Remembrance Day la dedicated to those in the Barvices who от mounted one success after another, The

fought so, gallantly and endured so mucit between 1914/18 and police. Communist Party today has

has little

an occasion when Britons in distant parts A woman of the Sengl, one 1939/45. It is alco support in the country at large. of the

three main groups of of the Empire and foreign lands turn their thoughts to Although great successes have aborigines they are slim built, Mother Country and feel that they share that great tradition attended the organisation of non- with wavy hair and slightly which she has created and so splendidly maintained throughout Communist forces, the battle has mongoloid features-Wa Draman

the centuries. been bitter and tough.

met her husband two anti 'n The Communists, although

ever haforo to secure your. being pushed back, are still a begin research work into

years ago when he had

the generous support for Earl Haly's Fund for the Dluabled of the wiren with a menuership in the living conditions, languages and we World Wars. Their need is great, and the Committee, of vicinity of 20,000 members com-

customs of some of the tribes the British Legion feel that you would wish to be prominently pured to 20,000 at the height of which go to make up the multi- Identified in the endeavour to alleviate the distress of so noble their power in 1943.

racial

than it is now, more necessary

well acquainted with the Red "So well acquainted that I am sure they can be wiped out in Australia," he says. "The aver age person hag a wrong idea of Communism. It Is wrong to

"They have three newspapers cal pattern of Malaya. They a band of physical sufferers,

have been married just over a think that Communis festers "ppearing weekly on the cast

year in poverty and low living stand- and numerous other unlon and esser

coast and the three capital cities] "My wife has been absolutely ards. If that were so, the Com-

essential to me in my work”, munist Party of Ireland would trade papers which are merely Mr Williams Hunt cald today. theoretically be greater than the volces of the Party.

non-Communist trade tion about

"I could not get any informa- Communist Party of France.

the religions and The history

of Communismunton element must organice to in Australia thuaws that it complete the defeat of Com-customs of some of the tribes.

munism in Australia, What is without her help."Reuter breeds on opportunism.

needed is a well-organised force organised itself in of traineet men, trained in pro The Party Austrália at the conclusion of the frst World War. With core of

The

With a hard raganda so that the Communist

propaganda machine is not only U.S. Official

Theso

Left Wingers, it drew its matched but surpassed. members from the ranks of those men must spread the truth of impressed by the 1017 Bolshevik actual conditions behind the

revolution in Russo, who thought Iron Curtaka, of the low-living Sees

Sees Naguib

a new era of free democracy and standards, the absence of de- clossless society had been born motrncy and the harshness of for the world.

life. THE DEPRESSION

They must spread the ad- The United “However, the new Parly had vantages of democracy, explain Serrotary little success and by 1929, at the ing Ala virtues and its faults but | William

For

Cairo, Nov. 5.

Kri

Foster fence

States Under-

Mr

said here

start of the worldwide depres calling for co-opemtion to re- today that American sympathy, slon, could claim'only about 900, pair

faults."--United already these members throughout Australia. Press.

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