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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 07, 1922

Page

3

Holloway criticized as anti revolutionary in Labour movement

A chronic critical piece accuses Mr. Holloway of posing as a Marxian, betraying workers, and serving capital. It cites his Melbourne conference speech, Lenin’s writings, and the British Labour Party’s stance, arguing his false rhetoric harms the Russian and global revolutions.

Holloway Melbourne William Morris Hughes Marx Labour Call Lenin Genoa M. Lenin Russian Communist Party Mr. Holloway L.P Labour Movement British Labour Party Communist Party of Great Britain Labour Party Germany Karl Leibknecht Rosa Luxembourg Trotzky Kautsky Great Britain McManus Europe Russia

Unity Conference Agenda Paper Delayed for Next Issue

Readers are informed the joint unity statement by two parties is held over and will appear with the Unity Conference Agenda Paper in the next issue. The Council of Action finalized the Agenda Paper and sent it to branches for endorsement. The July 20 The Communist will publish a full Unity Conference report. Mill and Westcott discuss socialism versus individualism, defining ownership and aims.

Council of Action Mill Westcott Bishop

Editor Refuses Resignation Over Back Wages Standstill

Ray Everitt, editor of the International Communist, remained at 115 Goulburn Street after a dispute with the ASP over back wages totaling £111. The group failed to pay, Everitt held the press, and a committee sought funds. If unpaid within 14 days, Everitt listed plans to auction the printing works in a Sydney Morning Herald notice.

Ray Everitt A.S.P International Communist Everitt Goulburn Street Sydney Morning Herald

Treason in Australian revolutionary movement sale

The sale on the cited date transferred the movement’s sole printing works in Australia to private hands. Ray Everitt and his associates are denounced as guilty of a dastardly act, selling back the revolutionary press to capital interests. The call goes to class conscious workers to mete out the deserved treatment.

Revolutionary Movement Australia Ray Everitt Everitt

United Communist Party of Australia publication note

Printed by T. W. McCristal at the Industrial Printery Sydney for the United Communist Party of Australia with Randwick publisher S. Garden.

T. W. McCristal Industrial Printery Cunningham St Sydney S. Garden Randwick United Communist Party of Australia

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