The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-31
REEN, HOOVER
Green WAR PLOT
ICAINST S0vIETS
1oll Fol-, Slave Labor
of U. S. Bosses

(Continned from Page One)
at VOL did not speak for the
F. of L. At the same time Green
clared he would demand the ex-
sion of Soviet coal and other
oducts.
The Peoples Lobby of Washing
n, in the midst of the cry against
lave" labor, points out that the
laconda Copper Co. mines abroad,
9 Rockefeller oil fields in Latin
nerica and elsewhere, the Fire
one Rubber plantations in Liberia,
d the Ford rubber plantations,
American sugar plantations in
lba, and the American tin mines
Bolivia openly use slave labor
lder the worst conditions, paying
lly a few cents day. About this
oil is silent, because he supports
cry act Of the exploiters against
e workers. Instead, he character
es the ownership of industries in
lie Soviet Union. by the workers as
'orced labor"
That the cry of Convict OF
freed" labor is the crudest fake
,ncocted by the fasist Vol, Mellon
eed and the Fish committee is
United by the Journal of Com
,erce in an editorial yesterday. 1t
9fers to section 307 of the tariff
ct, under which the embargo on
oviet products is being enforced
nd about which Woll shrieks So
pudly as being 'camouflaged as a
humanitarian device"
Matthew Vol is receiving praise
rom the leading exploiters of the
.merican workers for stirring ur
ar hatred against the Soviet Union
nd the success of the Five Year
Ian. The leading organ of the
Vail Street bankers, stock gamblers
nd labor eXploiters, the Wall Street
ournal Of Commerce, encourages
i'm and the A. F. of l.. for throw
ng dust into the eyes of the work.
RS at a time when unemployment
S increasing and wage cuts are
being handed out to hundreds Of
thousands.
"No one can fail to sympathize
With the American Federation OF
Iabor," say these bankers, stock.
gamblers and parasites in then
newspaper, sin its determination tc
seep itself clean of the Communist
amt"
Thus the A. F. of L. and Vol
particularly get the highest praise
from the worst enemies of the
American workers for his part il
preparing the ground for wal
against the Soviet Union.
Woll has maintained utter silence
IN his attempted efforts to gel
)ribes from Amtorg. On page 2 Of
ibis issue of the Daily Worker We
publish a reproduction of letter
signed by Matthew Woll and SEN
to the Amtorg Trading Co. asking
for their insurance business. VOL
uses every Shiny phrase within hi
grasp to wheedle money out O.
Amtorg. He has no objection t.
RUSSIAN gold" when it goes int
his pockets.
Yet at the same time, it was iron
the offices of this very racket, tn
"Union Labor Life Insurance Co.
at 1440 Broadway, New York, tina
Woll issued his statement for wa
against the Soviet Union. For hi
raeketeering and strike-breakinl
activities, Woll creates fake organ
izations at will. ,..
The Wage Earners' Protectiv
Conference was manufactured over
night by Woll to coincide with tn
wishes of Andrew Mellon, Senate
James P. Reed, Hamilton Fish an
Lowman of the treasury depart
ment, who undoubtedly informe
Woll that war preparations agains
the U.S.S.R. would be speeded-uI
The Federated Press, a Musteit
outfit that kowtows to the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, in its in
vestigation of the so-called Wag
Farmers Protective Conference sale
Just where Woll keeps the head
quarters of his tariff lobby (Wag
F.nrnars' Protective Conference)