The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-09-03

ter upon the road &C compulsory ar
bitration and class collaboration. In
addition to this M. JOSH, Kirk,
SILVA, Rao, ETC., are campaigning
for the expulsion of the Left Wing
ers from "their" trade unions con-
sciously splitting and weakening the
fighting forces of the Indian pro-
letariat. They in unison with Brit
ish imperialists, and their agency
the General Council of the British
TU Congress-are striving for an
Inhalation of the Indian Left Wing
trade unions and revolutionary
political organizations. Moreover,
M. JOSH, & Co. are not only work
ing hard" to smash the militant la
Dor and peasant organizations in In
dia, but are even making an at
tempt to disrupt the united front of
the trade unions in the whole of the
Far East.
In close cooperation with Bunii
Suzuki (social-imperialist in Japan
Albert Thomas, and other lackeys
of Imperialism, they are scheming
to undermine the Pan-Pacific Trade
Union Secretariat. They are calling
in opposition to the P. P. T. U. S.
an "Asiatic Labor Conference" in
Bombay next year. The Indian re-
formists, the Japanese social-im-
perialists, the Chinese counter-revo-
lutionists, ETC., are feeling keenly the
spreading influence of the P.P.T.U.
S. and the R. l. L. U. in the trade
union movement in their respective
countries.
The reformists of all shades know
we'll that an affiliation to the P. P
T. U. S. means the intensification of
the class struggle, the coordination
and strengthening of the trade
unions on the Pacific, the tremend-
Gus advancement of the nationa
revolutionary movement. Conse-
quently, this means counter-attack
against imperialism, capitalist ex.
ploitation, and the throwing into
oblivion of the reformists. Hence
the calling of an "Asiatic Labor Con.
ference" for the establishment of g
social-reformist or counter-revolu
tionary Labor" Centre in the Fal
East. Hence, the welcome of the
British imperialists to such a ga
Dor" Conference in India. Hence
the blessings of the Geneva Labor
Office" the General Council of the
British Trade Union Conference, the
Amsterdam Internatio Il, and Other
agencies of the bourgeoisie. Thi:
also explains why the General Coun
Gil of British Trade Union dares tt
, attack and SANDER so viciously the
striking and suffering TEXTILE work
ers of Bombay.
Although J. Nehru, Bose, Chamar
Lal, etc., do not sabotage strikes
taking place in the British-ownec
factories and enterprises, they, how
ever, do everything possible to pre-
vent strikes in the textile mills
metal works, ETC., controlled by In
dian capital. This was particularly
evident during the. strike of the
metal workers at Jamshedpur last
year. Therefore, wherever British
imperialist domination and foreign
capitalist competition to the ma
tional bourgeoisie is taking place j.
Nehru, Bose, ETC., are not in oppo-
sition to strikes. Of course, not for
the benefit of the workers int asts
but that of the national bourgeoisie
But insofar as the national bour-
geoisie or Indian capitalist exploita-
ton is concerned, Nehru, Bose, etc.
are calling upon the workers to sub,
nit and not to strike.
Moreover, time and again the re,
formists of all shades (from M
JOSH to j. Nehru) have been CO.
operating against" the Left Wing
trade unions. This was glaringly
demonstrated by the fact that j
Nehru undertook to run for the
craftsmanship of the All-India Trade
Union Congress last year against
the Left trade union candidate. Anc
all owing to the support of M. Josh
& Co., j. Nehru was elected by 8
small majority. Undoubtedly, in the
final analysis both types of re
formist differ from each other
mainly in phraseology but little ir
deeds.
It is also quite evident that j
Nehru, Bose, Chaman Lal, ETC., be-
ing the opponents of the interests Of
the nationalist bourgeoisie withir
the labor movement, are, hinderine
in every possible way the proletariat
in it's struggle for the hegemony Of
the national revolutionary independ
ence movement of India.
Some Mistakes.
Nv. Although the Left Wingers
proved to be brave fighters in the
workers struggles, have gained
wide influence and confidence Of
the masses, have organized many
revolutionary mass unions (Girn
Hangar, et') and 'acto~y commit
lees, have Led strikes and mass