The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-12

Communism and CHRISTENSEN bishop Brown.
%Ienin and the 7. U. Movement" -LOsOvsky.
About the Cooperative SOcieties"-Lenin.
Second World Congress R. L L U. Report, 1922"
Third World Congress r L L U. Report"
"The State and Observation-Disclosures
Russian Workers and WOrNshOps"-W. T. Foster.
"Should Communists Participate IN ReactiOnary
Trade Unions ?"-Lenn-
Imperialism EARNED" -Ienin.
~Shop Talks on Economics Mary E. Marcy.
women in the Class Struggle"
Communism is Common Sense"
1.-THE Reds and the General Strike"
1.-THE Path to Power"-Wm. Paul.
1.-THE Reds and the Labor Party"
Towards Trade Union Unity"-Zinoviev.
"The General Council and the General Strike
A. J. Bennett.
'AThe Theory and Practice of Leninsm' Stain.
~The Political Meaning of the General Strike
J. T. Murphy.
rThe Manifesto of the Communist Party"-Marx
and Engels
If any of the above publications are sent to Aus
tralia they Immediately seized and confiscated
SYDNEY, Australia.-The labor government in
New South Wales has introduced legislation to
pei landowners to break up their large estates and
allow the land to be used for closer settlement and
agricultural purposes. Where lands above the value
of $4,000 not subdivded, stiff land tax, rang
ing from cents to II cents per acre is imposed.
SYDNEY, Australia.-The decision of the navy
department to offer school teachers SIS per head
for every school-ad they can induce to join the
Australian navy looks like revival of the bad old
"blood money days when press-gangs were paid
much per head for every recruit they could
script.
The state labor governments protesting
against the navy departments offer on the ground
that inscriptions teachers in need of cash viii
adopt questionable methods to lads join the
navy. 1t is held, too, that as school teachers are
paid to educate children they should devote their
time to scalp-hunting for the navy.
The labor governments take the view that if the
navy department wants recruits it should offer de-
cent rates of pay, decent conditions the ships,
and undertake to teach the lads trades while in the
navy that they will not become Industrial dead
enders" when their terms Of service expire.
That the navy department has to resort to "blood
money tactics to recruits indicates that the
youth of Australia are not too keen in offering
themselves as cannon fodder.
SYDNEY, Australia-The Labor Council of New
South Wales has decided to organize a campaign
throughout Australia boycott the celebrations in
connection with the visit of the Duke and Duchess
of York. A resolution carried by the Council de-
clares all celebrations organized to receive the Duke
as anti-working class and imperialist and calls
upon all unionsts and labor officials refrain from
attending such celebrations; calls upon all members
of the working class to boycott the celebrations in
structs the unions to organize great Hands Off
China" demonstration the day of the Dukes
ana calls upon the labor councils other
parts of Australia to act similarly, and bring about
an all-Australian boycott of the celebrations ar
ranged for the Dukes visit.
In many centers throughout Australia unemployed
demonstrations will take place when the Duke ar
rives. The unemployed desire that King Georges
shall get closeup view of their economic con-
dton. Unemployed returned soldiers, in particular
are to demonstrate.
WELLINGTON, New zealand-Because of the
of innvni
in New Zealand has reached an unprecedented
figure. Even the employers are now protesting
against the presence of too many jobess and hungry
The Premier of New Zealand (Mr Coates)
has now announced partial suspension of immi-
grafton until such times as the local unemployed
are absorbed in jobs
MELBOURNE, Observation-Disclosures of national
Importance will be discussed at the annual confer
ence Of the Australian Labor Party which takes
place at Melbourne during Easter week (ApriD.
he conference will be asked to carry resolutions
demanding the abolition of compulsory military
training participation in the manufacture of war
munitions, no naval and military forces to be used
in any trouble outside the coastline of Australia
Unions will be asked to refuse to cooperate in the
transport Of troops munitions Of war for use
outside Australia. Conference will demand the com
plete revision Of the Versailles Treaty and other
PEACE treaties based force; the mutual cancela-
lion Of all war debts the termination Of all mill
tary alliances the reorganization of the League of
Nations, the basis of mutual service and CO.
operation; acceptance Of arbitration for all disputes;
the universal application of the right of selfdeter-
minaon; and that all nations bordering on the Pa
cfie Ocean be invited to conference to discuss the
advisability of immediate disarmament. Other rec
concentrations that in the interests of peace
Australia should appoint ambassadors to Washing
ton and Toxic; that no prime minister be allowed
to leave Australia during his term of office and
that compulsory proft-sharing with adequate repre-
sentation of the workers the drectorates of all
industries be introduc a.