The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-21

street In putting through us pollcy
under the label of the New Deal.
A. r. Clancy in Apparatus
Another important Morgan man
in the top N. R. A. apparatus is A.
R. Clancy of the Morgan controlled
General Motors Corporation.
There is not the slightest doubt,
though Butler did not reveal the
facts, that all Of these individuals
we're fully conversant with the facts
brought out by General Butler of
the steps toward the creation of a
gigantic fund in Wall Street and
Chicago for the organization of the
fascist troops.
Another recent appointee, show
ing the closer tie-up of finance cap
ital, the driving force behind fascist
developments, and the Roosevelt
regime, is S. Clay Williams. He is
the chairman of the National In
dustrial Recovery Board, a former
president of the Reynolds Tobacco
Co., one of the big three of the
tobacco trust, a notorious labor
hater.
Even Roosevelt's closest friends
and advisors are men like Vincent
AStor, the multi millionaire land
lord, who has finger in many
Morgan enterprises. Bernard Bar
UGH, who is coming into the head
lines again as a Roosevelt adviser,
is a Wall Street Spectator, who
during the war made big cleanup
on U. S. Steel stock because of his
inside knowledge Of war orders. He
was known during the last war as
Morgan's office boy in Wilson'S
cabinet. Today he is serving the
same role with regard to Roosevelt.
Roosevelt's ambassador at large,
Norman H. Davis, who is now
carrying out the program of the
leading bankers at the Naval Con-
ference in London, received many
presents from the Morgan firm in
the form Of tips on stocks and
bonds, and shares in Morgan cor
porations.
Wherever you go in the Roosevelt
apparatus, you will find the per-
sonal representatives Of the biggest
banks and industrial corporations
who are speeding fascist Gevelop-
ments. The forces who are behind
the attacks on the workers direct
these attacks through Roosevelt
agencies in the government; and
are behind the financing Of fascist
organizations outside. For example
at the head of the Roosevelt Fed
eral Housing Board, which, under
the guise Of a big construction boom
to solve the crisis, is directing its
attacks toward lowering wages OF
the building trades workers, is
James A. Moffett. Moffett is vice
president of the Standard Oil Co
of New Jersey.
FascistS Organize Bands
Not only are the capitalists or
ganizing fascist bands on the out
! side to terrorize workers, and tc
plan fascist putsches, but with the
open connivance of Roosevelt and
his whole regime, they are speeding
up their drive for the fascist die
tatorship, by the use of every gov
eminent agency.
No fight against the development
Of fascism can be successful, If the
workers do not realize that fascism
is the open dictatorship of monopoly
i capital, and not the dictatorship OF
this or that puppet who is manipu-
lated by big business. The fight
must be against capitalism and the
capitalists, and not merely against
whatever tool the capitalists may
push to the front.
In this connection the Daily
Worker has learned from reliable
sources in Philadelphia that Gen.
eral Butler turned down the offer
Of the brokers, because he is ma
neuvering for more advantageous
position and terms. His ATTACK
on fascism is a bluff designed tc
cover up his real aims.
He is attempting to pose as g
friend of labor. He has been trying
to organize a so-called independent
labor" organization with himself as
the head.
1t must be remembered that Hit
Ter organized his fascist bands il
Germany under the name Of Ma.
nal-Sozialistische Arbeiter-P arte
Deutschlands (National Socialist
Workers Party of Germany.
This outright fascist group seems
to have done some work already II
Philadelphia. The general has alst
been trying to establish connection
with General Pelham D. Glassford