The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-10


Britain fills The first he the leader of his and he is the
head of party government But there is second function far
than that: he his nation leads
only his party but the house of commons itself IN THE SEC
oND CAPACITY, Mr.. President, HAVE COME HERE"
a
Donadhouh he faces the necessity of posing representative of
%Drk%s @ IN % e"5 rs & M before e tat Millions
real capacity the chief and adro of the big
burgeOsie Great Britain other words that he throw off his
disguise among his kind.
Macdonald Sitting log" Virginia
vanages against oher) coming mpaist
And he wants understood by all British wongme that he
such low creature of class but that he
the real cedenaled representative the of the mighty
empire of Great Britain that he the bosses and the
n foreign affairs said the Tory chief Stanley Baldwin he
socialist government o Engand has undoubtedly achieved
t % aS MnfG pu , 0 % S t t b % h.
have been able to obtain in the fencing with Hoover
preparation of the British Navy for the coming with the Wall
The prophet of Peac on his arrival in London will first all
rush conference with the military and naval chiefs show what
he for the coming But this is done Macdonald will
breaking
to be done For while Macdonald and the British abOr
policy in the foreign field (and interpreting victory for
of it, leading to mpeast war; the
situation in
characteristics of the th period of postwar crisis of capitalism
capitalist
situation the country marked by rapid SHARPENING Of the inner inner
industry is still tagging behind the level and in not less
than four branches OF industry there are conflicts directly involving
not less than three million workers. These
industry wages being lowered below
starvation heretofore existing,
In the woon industry in prospect.
railroad transport industry demanding
per upon
ago by his
ent replies that not only impossible for the industry to restore
the former but conditions such that will
have be- enforced that the roads continue operate at
!. profit
In the coal industry crisis continues The mine with the
full approval of the lab drew plan for the
organization of production marketing which dooms
of coal miners to the misery and starvation resulting from
permanent unemployment.
degree reminiscent
crisis of 1926 the year of the general strike But whereas in 1926
the crisis coal the predominant factor this time the crisis
braces more industries.
government British bourgeosie
the trade union bureaucracy equally its servan doing everything
their discourage and defeat preparations the part of
the working class for struggle against their The British
bosses through their poesmen of the abor ministry to
the mining crisis international
regarding production Phillip Snowdn spokesman for
British imperialism at the Hague tried to the way for the mine
overcoming of their difficulties by nssteny demanding
that the Young Plan for settlements must not be interpreted
payments in kind payments by industrial products instead of god)
stipulated British effort aricify
hold its rapidly falling coal market
British bourgeosie through abor
constantly deceive the workers into believing that the au Mac
eign policy solve the difficulties home The of the "abo
statesmen to persuade the workers refrain from action against the
tonalzatn r y while they help employers
firmly consolidate their the abso
oncomng working
character of the Macdonald and abo
creduous worker.
bureaucracy especially
the working class Cook fawns before the mine
sna psOe M nh @ @ oo and the the
rest of the former left of the General Council advocating peace
in industry at home.
This division of labor between the abories the head of the
the
obvethe consolidation of the ruling at the the
subugaon of the working in preparation for mpeais
that today the question of the world situation
labor that achieved of the
elements Macdonald,
visiting Hoover Washington both proclaim that they speak
sentaives the the
enthusiastic the labor mperias the liberals
Macdonald before the representatives of the American big bogeo
at Washington is clear in his that he represents the big
bourgeoise of England
while Macdonald approval of all its
behalf of the capitalist there large sections of the
working class vanguard the Communist Party and the Minority
Movemen that determined against this
perial government of nasqueradng labor
The England has developed conditions
mighty
will produce conflict between the millions of workers whose
standard the Labor
under the leadership the mpast ackey Macdonald 1t class
class the frontne will be
the the
derson
Anr these British working
comrades of the American socialist of the working
kas the breaking Socialist Party Of the United States