The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-28

Alfred E. Smith as president would give the country
struetve business administration Business I Dig or n f busi
mty presidential campaign Business has out
grown feeling something to fearn campaign years
S on too big a scale for that-John j. Raskob
Mr. Raskob is prophet of the Stock Exchange whose
newspaper the prices of all leading stocks soaring
Rasob of the finance committee of General Motors
and one of the monarchs of American fnance-captaL
The whole Raskob given to the organization and
financing huge for the efficient exploitation OF LABOR
Of supreme interest the matter of forcing the hardest
possible conditions upon the hundreds of thousands OF
workers employed by the giant General Motors corporation and
other concerns in which he and his interested E
pecay at this corporations concerned in the
greatest possible frightening of the working day This IS one
If The universal snread of high machine development When
in all leading industrial the number OF workers en-
poyed decreasing relation to the amount OF investment IN
modern machine plants the capitalists greed tor
surplus be only by increasing the length OF the
working day. inensfyng exploitation and worsenng conditions
Of Mr. Raskob at this time the complete
barring of all labor organization IN autoooe ana steer
ture and coal production
Mr. Raskob is no that in the immediate
will be big and restless movements for the organza
huge unions in the automobile steel and machine
trades the great union of the mine workers
process being born Raskob knows that right ahead
will be strikes as big important than the great
steel strike of 1920 and the railroad and coal strikes OF 1927
Raskob knows because fool that the full power of
government of the state will be
required by himself and his fellow fnancecaptasts to crush
the coming strikes to attack and destroy the more vital labor
that will out of the overthrow of such
John Lewis for instance and the building of militant unions
in the coal industry, the steel industry, ETC.
John j. RaSkOD interested
fool because syndcast illusions OF unimportance OF
the power rd through to his splendid offices
that the state the decisive power in all class
struggles.
Mr. Raskob is officially republican. But that does not
matter He financial kings compelling
the national convention at Houston to nominate Alfred
Smith president Gust the powers compelled the
nomination of Hoover at Kansas City,
Raskob living in Street. knows that Smith has been
advertised proabor and liberal and that such
stick the gulet of his Wall Street associates
So Mr. Raskob tips off again Big business has moth
ing to Governor Smith This that Smith will
obedeny his masters such Raskob in using the full
power government the army and the needed to
the all legislation and court njunctons to de-
the trade unions Mr. Raskob knows that decision by
the the General Motors supported by the nerockg
drecorates the big banks and the Steel Trust would be in
stanty reflected diplomatic notes of Smiths secretary of
state and of Smiths department that would send
United States marching in China Argentine to the
borders of the Soviet Union.
Big business nothing to fear from Al Smith any more
than from Hoover.
But the working class of America has everything to dread
in the actions Al Smith president of the United States
The farmers the rule of Mr. Raskob through
his servant Smith, which they had to fear the of the
through Coodgerun bankruptcy appropriation. Even the
little business referred to by Raskob expect nothing but
extinction at the hands of the trusts.
The vultures represented by Raskob
thing fear only from party 1t the party that al
ready furnishing of the organized vitality that behind the
for the big struggles which Mr. Raskob is afraid 1t is the
revolutionary party the working which utilizing
election to rally the workers against captaismthe Workers
(Communist) Party.
Mr. Raskob is no fool where there is danger
to the rule of his class.
Many thousands of workers and exploited farmers
learn it the big red campaign OF the Communist Party
Vote Communist
Join the Workers (Communst) Party.