The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-04-20

question you you itswha would you
do with the lazy and those that would decide which job
should take and what each particular should your sy
tenn"
give the lazy man the kind of work he would
like to do I don't believe is lazy
Commissioner Weinstock Let make Haywood,
certainly understand the objective assumed
will admit my presentation to you-tbat
LWWm was socialism with plus-that is IW.Wism in
interrupted this point declaring that would pre-
fer that would eliminate the referring
to WWsm because from the examples have instance
been much dscredted in the countries
They have in for and those of who believe
dustraism its basis.
Commissioner Wenock difference between
the L"."s and the social democrats Mr. Haywood?
Answer: Yes.
social democrat wants the state IA
all the industries?
Answer: Yes
Commissioner weinstock And Lww, you now ex-
by the workers " w ~ N
By workers, 1 repeated
Commissioner Wenstock connung) Independent the
Answer Independent the will thing
the state or states The industries will take the place of what
Island and Connecticut and two capto the smallest
Commissioner Weinstock Except that of home rule.
Answer: WE'LL have home rule anyhow when
the people who interested
Commissioner Wenstock: hen you briefly outline to u.s.
Mr. Haywood how would and direct the affairs
proposed system of hundred million people, this country
today?
Answer: How hundred million people con-
Quoted at the present time? The workers have
voice in anything the shops
They certainly have interest and the
dn who work should have voice in the they
they should ecethat is present who
labor should have that voice.
The same true of The political government
that not entitled votethat
free states in the Westbu they industrial
ducve units My idea that they should
disposition of their labor only they
themselves is their labor halls
themselves to the fullest citizens industry
purpose of their work and the conditions under which they labor
Now recognize that in conjunction with children
The black of the
citizens of this but they have
lions of black dsfranchised who
should be regulated But unorganized they
condition of slavery they before the
This not only true of and children men,
extends to the foreigner who
useful member of society Most of them 60 industries
but for five they citizens They pod along
and have voice in the control their labor
direct the which these foreigners shall
have heard something of that Rockefeller in
the southern part of Colorado You know that the
there and IN many places carried straight
foreigners directed to how their ballot should
They not the dsfranchised the
workngman who born this country who shifted
and they are go from city another and each
requires has the right to
vote Some states say he must be resident others
two yearshe must live certain length of time in the countryhe
must live for 80
voice in the conduct of
Now if who not subject of state citizen
he went he would the union hail.
and he at would have the
tanning to his welfare That the form of society
the meanes kind of work.
judge the bench other
ciey speaking for the working class partisan the
workers.
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In the neat chapter Haywood tells of
strike and the shooting Of STRIKER get Hayvoods
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