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LEFT WING NOT BARRED FROM HOLDING CONSERVATIVE VIEWS

But Leader Hopes for Still More and More Radical Ideas

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED June 10, 1924

The possibility of a club with extremely radical tendencies turning into a conservative organization when put the question was admitted by the man behind the new "Left Wing" last night.

"It is a possibility that we may decide that Socialism, Anarchism, Communism and the rest are all wrong. In that case, we should be forced to turn conservative, or evolve a new and better theory. That, I may say, is not beyond the powers of college men.