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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 12, 1923

Page

4

Conference Decisions on Red Trade Union International Reform

Dense party policy draft from a communist group outlines reforms for Trade Unions and affiliated bodies in Australia and New Zealand. It covers organizational structure, education aims, women's and youth movements, referendum processes, officer recall, official organs, publishing controls, finance, and party property under Central Executive oversight.

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Red Flag Sung On The Gallows In South Africa

Letter from South Africa reports heavy unrest as four Trade Unionists were hanged for participation in the rebellion. General Smuts faces strong resistance and the workers claim the red flag will rise again despite executions. The sentiment remains bitter with threats of further action.

South Africa

He Made the World Safe for Democracy

A returned soldier stranded from Melbourne to Sydney due to lack of fare is involved in a coroner's inquest. The narrative recalls his voyage to fight for democracy, his later poverty and mistreatment, and questions whether the court shares the sadness of his fate amid promises of national gratitude.

Melbourne Sydney Melbourne Express Rex Ward

Entente Visit Turns to Critique of French Trade Agenda

A Paris Conference backdrop colors a Sydney harbor scene as French cruisers Fea Michelet and Vielor Hugo sail in with 21 guns, but the piece brands the mission as a commercialist stunt. It denounces modern trade missions, warns of capitalism's collapse, and portrays naval power as a mere badge for selling shoddy goods to Australian workers.

Oats Fea Michelet Vielor Hugo Sydney Heads Sydney Domain

Communist School Case Stated in Australian Debate

An article argues that state schools indoctrinate youth with bourgeois ideology and warns that the communist school movement aims to counter this influence. It cites the Young Communist League and asserts Russia as a model, calling for broader pro Communist propaganda among Australian workers.

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Queensland Government Takes Over Queensland Tramways

The Queensland Labor Government seizes the Brisbane Tramways after years of promises to oust the private company and aid victimised unionists. A government-nominated trust runs the tramways, with members linked to the opposition and capitalist interests, sparking debate over true socialisation aims.

Queensland Vue Tely Gov Brisbane Fig Meritwine Anho Tug Trust

Havelock Wilson and the Australian Time Unions

Havelock Wilson, secretary of the English Seamen's Union, cabled Australian Maritime Unions urging Bay Line workers be kept on the payroll and admitted locally. Australian unions rebuffed him as he backed scab labor, introduced a card system to victimize strikers, and locals refused to deal with his union. Many who served with Makura slips belonged to his union. RK

Havelock Wilson Australia Maritime Unions of 1Uchape Wilson Roys Tare Jock Makura

Debate Between Baker and Ross Ends In Dispute

A contentious exchange to the editor reveals Baker and Ross disagree over debate terms and alterations. Ross accuses Comrade of backing away from agreed propositions while Bareil notes willingness to debate in Sydney. The correspondence closes with a note that this column is concluded.

Baker Ross Communter

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