The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
ITALIAN SOCIALISTS
BOW BEFORE LENINE
Party Heads in Milan Say
Third Internationale Is
Highest Authority.
METAL MEN GAIN A POINT
Miners on Island of Elba De-
eide to Form Society to
Work Mines.

Milan, Italy, Oct. during a dis
cuseion at a meeting of the directors
OF the Socialist party here to-day the
Maximalist leader Bellone declared:
Those who are not with us are against
us" He added that dictatorship was
necessary in the Socialist party in or
der to unmask false Maximalists.
Deputy Bombaccis assistant secre-
tary of the Socialist party, said the
question had an International bearing
and the Italian Socialist party must
follow the example of the Socialists in
other countries. where a division be-
tween the Communists and Socialists
already mad occurred. He declared he
did not believe such division would
weaken the party, as all the masses
would follow the Communist Social
lists. Deputy Bombacci added:
THE Third Internationale (Moscow)
is the highest authority accepted by
all true Socialists of the world. We
must obey it's orders. eXpelling those
among our leaders who do not accept
it's revolutionary methods"
Two Rival Programmes.
Deputy Graziadei said the Italian So
caiists were confronted with two pro-
grammes Incompatible with each other.
He declared the discipline OF the party
must triumph over those in Rome who
wished to break 1t and assert the party's
liberty of thought
Gano Baldesi secretary OF the General
Confederation of Labor. who said he
was speaking in the name of the Re
formist Socialists whom he called those
about to die" asked the party before
making a division inevitable to consider
that in countries where a division al
ready had occurred X had retarded
rather than accelerated revolution.
Deputy Serrati, editor OF the Social
ist newspaper ArdaH, recommended
those present to use political foresight
in order to maintain the Communist
programme and adapt II TO the peculiar
circumstances of the country.
An accord on all questions remaining
unsettled up to this time between the
masters and the men growing out Of the
metal workers movement was reached
here to-day. The agreement came after
three hours discussion at meeting of
representatives OF the two sides brought
about by Project Lusignoll
Men to Get Extra Payments.
by the terms of the agreement the
masters agreed to pay the actual value
of the work done during the occupation
of the plants by the men in these cases
in which this value exceeded the amount
of the arrears Of Increased wages
granted by the settlement agreement pre-
viously reached in Rome.
TURIN, Oct 1.-The workers i'm the 1
shoe. rubber and textile factories to-day !
concluded an agreement with the EN- |
ployers through the mediation of Signor |
Taddei, Prefect of Turin.
ROME, Oct Technical staffs Of all |
Industries have formed "A new federation |
which claims membership of 10000
persons. This federation has sent rep
resentative here to ask the Government
that the technical employees of indus
trial plants share in the technical, flnan-
cial and disciplinary management of
work under the proposed system agreed
upon between employers and workmen.
GENOA, Oct 1.-Orders have been is
sued by the judicial authorities for the
scQucstration of the steamer Rodosto.
property of the anti-Boshcvik Govern
mont OF South RUSSIA. when was seized
early In September by a group Of sea-
men In the harbor here. Application
for seuuestration was made by the
Bank of Rome; which Is a creditor of
the vessels owners.
The arrest of anarchists implicated
In the recent disorders continues.
Armando Borghi. one of the anarchist
leaders. has suggested a general strike
as q protest, but the proposal is re-
jtcted by large majority of the work.
ers. most OF whom announce they are
tired of these useless, continual ces-
sations of work.
f'rhe Gforndie dJtdhd was given as
authority in Rome despatch OF Sep
TENDER 80 for the statement that the