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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
4
Wyatt Jones argues the Communist Party should reject alliance with the Labor Party and fight independently to avoid corrupt opportunism. Citing Trotsky and Lenin era debates, he warns that co operation with Labor demeans the proletariat and weakens resistance, urged workers to seize industrial power over politics.
Glynn spoke on Sunday night at the Commus fat Mell denouncing credit control as a workers’ claim on labor power. He cited Marx and Anpteyu Money Power to argue banking reform benefits capitalists, not workers, and rejected nationalisation as a tool for the workers. He warned that centralisation would still exploit labor and that credit would only be acquired by paying for it, a view urging workers to resist supposed reforms.
The Sydney Branch invites members to join the Russian Communist Group at Communist Hall, Susses Street, Sydney. The Young Communist will be issued separately next week due to production costs. special events include a Saturday night Communist Hall program with children, a Wednesday evening lecture on social and economic problems, a study class starting Nov 4 run by Comrade Mat Hade, and preparations for a Russian Anniversary Demonstration. Choir practice and soprano recruitment noted with conductor G Krnanth and W Stone.
A special ten day propaganda drive begins Friday November 1 to mobilize speakers inside and outside the party to oppose wage reductions and longer hours. A trades hall meeting is planned Monday October 30 to organize speakers for the campaign amid notices about the Russian Revolution anniversary and a forthcoming demonstration on the Domain Sunday.
A Melbourne style defense of a 1922 invitation to lecture by Mr Harry Crittenden is presented. The Communist Party of Australia Sydney Branch notes previous insults from a party member, rejects bourgeois hypocrisy, and calls for a public debate at the Communist Hall.
A collection of letters from the Critist Labor Party and the Hed International or Labor Unions discussing the Rand Strike in South Africa, noting Party Executive caution, and expressing solidarity with imprisoned workers, including calls for data gathering and potential release efforts.
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