The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-17
SOCIAL REFoRMIsM AND FAsCIsM

development
the fierce naturalization the mpea
of American Masses gone
ne Of state power the growing merging of trust capital
the concentration Of state nowe snd the in d +d
fascination The marked attack
against the militant labor and the first place.
the Communist the open power
in order to crush the rising resistance of the working class
through the naturalization schemes and the conditions for
punging the working mperast particularly
against the Soviet Union This period characterized by the
OF troops against strikers izabehon Maron by the shooting of
workers (Gastonia, Marion, by
gneered by the collaboration with the bosses labor
Of gangsers and thugs collaboration with the state labor bureau
and employers organizations New York. Gstonia) the ncrea
of the underworld the Volstead
act the virtual denial the right of strike through the everasng
use the Injunction backed by police terror and series of
the limitation of the right of assemblage free Speech the
terrostc methods of the state against striking workers. the
aton of the bourgeois legal through the Baumes laws giving
dctatoria the judges and destroying democratic liberties
upon Negro workers. persistent increasing
persecution of the Communist Party with the tendency drive into
brutality of the state the class struggle and mpartng
increasing political character the struggles of the workers
sharpening capitalism goes
increasing political activity of the petty bomgesie This
of the political activity Bloc by the the
formation of third petty bourgeois party he Dewey group These
movements raconary characters they and de-
vng the direction fascism and seek gain from the
tOng order to steer them from real fight against
capitalism and into the channels of fascism
The deepening agraan crisis as yet finds its main channel of
Frazier shpstead Brookhar etc., with their tariff
lection for agricultural products and subsidized export of surplus
of finance cantaI nn the market and thence mon ag nr
progressvsm" Bloc with class
struggle the farm with its suboatn to the essential
capital the accepted and established
Wall of
the growing of the toing agaran not
expression the dverng
this consciousness and will struggle The
Party through its and sympathetic organizations must
among the agricultural popuaon espeey tne poor ana aue
farmers the sharpes campaign against and of the reona
Farmers Union Farm Bureaus Grange
which play similar and which not the interests of the poor
agricultural workers. but those of finance capital
the rich farmers must especially
poor agricultural modified political struggle
in alliance with the revolutionary working class.
socialist has become and agent of
imperialism and exhibiting features of social fascm In the needle
employers
organizations to destroy militant organizations The OF
the Plan by the spokesman of the socialist party likewise shows
pany unonm closer alliance
and underworld the Of Norman Thomas as candidate for
petty bourgeois Dewey group is an expression OF the @ that he
capitalist seeking development of this ast of
bourgoe" the struggle against the revol
tionary forces led by the Communist Party
Federation of Labor penicous social
fo organization which the period has become more and
tool of American Imperialism agtator and organizer
plans for the mobilization against
trade union bureaucracy the Labor has
and with the state and the employers
strkebreakng Ezabethton in Marion in the
and strike movement the United States 1t
frustrating the developing strike movement of
the workers. for unonzng the trade unions for imposing
mpera colonial and semicoonia peoples pan
Hmisphea autonomy for carrying
through the tariff laws with iraen upon %or 1de b
Labor exercises and the role OF
struggle and crushing the rising tide OF
become the model the
alliance with the openly fascist
ganaons and with the police only shows
fascist of the labor bureaucracy
The process the obbng of the skill of the workers.
narrowing the labor arocacy which the A. F. OF
closely linked with the bosses
the machinery of the capitalist class
reacherous role the A. F. OF L. bureau
growing OF the
of the A. F. of L. bureaucracy and
rehabilitation and struggle OF the
deceive the through the for
nation of le the policy OF the
A. F. of progressive phrases The Conference
Action ustetes) an attempt on the part OF he
left phrases bring together the re-
banner of the vigorous struggle against
fight the rising tide OF militant proe
tartan struggle the Musteies the Paterson silk
shows openly the social reforn char
that it operates under the mask OF
left phrases the influence OF the outright
cial reformis end socialist partly over the lett
ward moving despite increased support to the A. f. OF L.
capitalists machinery and thereby stem the movement
the left 1t thus shows its most dangerous
danger to the working class wh
act of treachery must be
united fronts with these elements must
be merclessly combatted.
SECTION VI
THE RIGHT DANGER-THE MAIN DANGER