The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-04
AS WE SEE II

MRS. ETHEL SNOWDEN, wife Of
IVI Philip, former chancellor Of the
British exchequer. is touring Canads
under the auspices Of the department
Of education. That a capitalist insti
tuition should tour a socialist is
sufficient proof that Ethel's social
ism is Of the yellow brand. What the
lady says about education has no
caused as much discussion as her ex-
pressed views on the character Of the
leadership that Ramsay Macdonald
gave to the parliamentary labor party
during the last days Of his premier.
ship.
AIRS. SNOWDEN said, substantially
IVI that Ramsay's leadership was
everything it should not be and that
the tories made horses neck out o
him on the Zinoviev forgery issue. A
more astute leader, said Philips wife
would be able to prove that the labor
party had nothing in common with Dol
shevism without playing into the
tOllCb naAQb ny dCCCHJlA6 bRlC lu4AN
letter as genuine. Etheps contention
is, that had Philip been in Ramsay
place, things would have been differ
emit That and her prediction that thc
British monarchy is safe forever in
the hands of British labor, is causing
lively comment in British trade uniol
civcles.
GENERAL moderately progressivr
- leaders OF the British trade unioi
movement take violent exception t.
Ethels prediction, regarding the flu
cure conduct of the members thereof
toward his majesty, George, the EN-
pty-headed. They claim no yellow so
cialist has a right to set bounds to the
progress of the working class move
ment. They feel that even tho King
George might possA " join the social
list party, provided 4 does not grow
too reactionary for him. that would
not mean that the British workers
would feel like paying for his keer
forever while more than q million
useful workers are unemployed
SeA
THE British delegates to the Russ.
/ ian trade union congress continue
to cause excitement in the haunts OF
the yellow socialists on the continent
Of Europe and even in America. They
have successfully refuted the lies
the socialist press about poor, down
trodden Georgia" They have shown
that the workers and peasants OF
Georgia are now really free and pros
pering under Soviet rule. They have
shown that the various "uprisings'
that took place in Georgia have been
Matched by the capitalist governments
thru their socialist agents. The anger
Of the yellows is so intense that Var
iervelde, one OF the king of Belgium
socialists. made vicious attack o.
the British trade unionists at recen
meeting of the Socialist and Labor In
ternational.
AS counter defensive against the
~ trade unionists, Purcell, Tiilet
Bromley and others, the capitalists, so
cialists and the anti-Soviet forces gen
orally put the notorious political pros
titute Emma Goldman on the platform
to belch forth her venom against the
workers and peasants government
Emma was always a shallow faker
who lived in luxury in the United
States, while giving a thrill to tn
jaded female parasites of the bour
geoisie, with lectures on sex and kind
red subjects. She had quite a follow
ing among that section Of the capital
list and middle classes that finds in
perversion the only outlet for their
surplus energies. Perverts being at /:
premium in Russia. Emma felt quite
out of place and decided that Picadil
ly was more in her line than either
the Nevsky Prospect in Petrograd, OF
the Red Square in Moscow. She is
welcome to her company. ts
THE extreme right wing OF the trade
union movement in Minneapolis is
mot satisfied with ousting Dan Stevens
from the Trades and Labor Assembly
They want him expelled from the
Pointers Union. also. And not only
do they want the Communist. Stevens,
expelled, but they also want To get rid
OF Robly d. Cramer. Bud McKillop, OF
the Labor Review, and Dick wiggin
throe takers Just as reactionary as the
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