Coming Nation appeal stirs workers with call for public ownership
A verbose appeal by Star and Kanban editor R H Hicks urges workers to support public ownership of production and distribution amid wartime scarcity. The piece compares wage exploitation to slavery, cites living conditions, and argues that only government control can free labor from master profits, urging subscription drives and national unity.
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