Workers Press no. 173

Fellow Churchman stands as ultra-right candidate Paisley linked to the National Front

PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATUF

INCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER •

BY A POLITICAL REPORTER

ONE OF THE Rev lan Paisley's closest associ- ates is standing as a parliamentary candidate in the Islington North constituency, London, on be- half of the extreme right-wing National Front.

He is 34-year-old Rev Brian Green, minister of the Hounslow Strict Baptist Church and editor of the Telephonists weekly 'Christian Guardian', a Paisleyite paper which claims a circulation of 5,000-6,000.

stay out Green is also general secretary of the British Coun- TRADERS Of the thrap old unofficial dispute at Lon- cil of Protestant Christian Churches, which opposes the Wrer House ecumenical movement and is extremely anti-Catholic.

national urged strikers yesterday vice-president just stay out ToI one more ot this organization. two men Tha collaborate

SACKED

Most their closely on militant Protestant demands. demonstrations. committee chair. man Dick Evans, have been

MINISTERS

furthe "Patriotic Were ex expected Post Office and indignantly

ON GUN

the Green denies the Union leaders of of Post is a fascist that h Front is not Office Workers

CHARGES

pras he told Workers cocon natueen local Darty. Office management and the reporters OlICE tiny National Guild of SW6. Wandsworth Bridge Rd. TWO Irish Cabinet ministers He onposed the Commor of use can- Market, g growing ordered to resign last month teen facilities and ness' immigration, and extra ver after gun-running allegations time during their fight against strongly supports and Special by non-recognition. were arrested He told Workers Press that Branch detectives in Dublin yesterday. Maoist slington merely as a militant The ey and Neil Bla Cy Toes Protestant I don't think I would get that editors mant votec alone, he said. Paisley, former army intelligenci purely officer Relfast enoineer and THator Protestant platform, did Kelly and Belgian businessmar Albert Luvk were arrested Greens sai on ter issueh and charged with the gun-running. Doric thurchou court today two contonnad Sympathized The two ex-ministers were Maoist newspaper editors charged Dublin District trial with conspiring to of the Green-12 vears a Baptist me National Felined th sharpest street National Front only Paris since the Mav-Tune stu- though cently, dent riots of 1968. Fronts mpathized John Kelly is one of Ulster's Heavy police forcad ringar som Party time. views Republicans the central law courts here as prominent left the the two accused dam Pierre Citizens which now regards Defence Committee at Unit and Michel much of muchness with the )ante Hats Retaot. - because former editors Tahant Partv • Irish repression North and favours entry Cause (The tha can Market and 'permissive' Couth nae tour Peonle's Cause'—organ of the néasures like abortion homo- outlawer Dunlatarian hott exuality and divorce movement. Nottm reform. Le Dantec was sentenced to There is tremendous imprisonment and the Bris to eight months. morals Le See page four story. attack on tOlS busmen country which is undermining moral streng tha etrenoth notion reject 'Resign' he are boil de not hig very offer and de that *Law believes call to must be enforced. very much disagree with mot Lynch rule niece there action Corporation tolen on law and nader yesterday rejected nanag of anarchy ment offerfs MR Kevin Boland, former bonus. Irish Minister for Local Gov Unions The men are claiming i yesterday called for substantial increase special convention He questions Toval or all party and the re- that rianna about his attitude to the trade the garage and maintenance unions with extreme caution: men are preded trom the The Tory Party have really premiership. offer. hedged on Roland who rarent T motion calling for fur- resigned over the sacking of cheater dint sarikes, cabinet ministers ther neontiation have the accused do is they ve what defeated. will nractical The militant Trent Bridge I'm very much opposed to resolution arita which com the n was gineered by a few people. At feated largely to the enemy. for form's refusal to give a firm cases where whole brought to a stand- factory The management now have over a few men. 72 hours to come un with an

LENIN

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mararenter

CENTENARY

SWINDON

MR JOHN KING'S rescue' Sunday, May 31, 7.30 n.m arisic-stricken Inves. at the "Theory help sting and the evolutionary party vesterdav corinner an. dangered of the •Lenin and the coming English US Securities Exchange lift operations

OXFORD HOTEL

side the United King's Corner of Groundwell Rd These King Resources restrictions were Speaker: Gerry Healy, throd itself under imnacad if went ahead with the IOS national The foundar Rornard Socialist Cornfeld refused to agree tie-un. King, a prominent Repub- to the demand for Admission 2s l

Y TO SATURDAY

NUMBER 173

• FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1970

The fears Ровя of women Heard of in Clapham By CHRISTOPHER any rapes

WARMAT

lately? Heath

THE TIMES

MAY 27 1970

The LAW & ORDER ladies general manifesto, THE TORIES have gained election Lord Campaign Chairman an ally in their attempt to said that student whip up a pre-election scare Byers demonstrators could be re- *law and campaign sponsible for the imposition order'. the Liberal Party's of a police state. At The Party, he London conference Liberal press behind the said, was fully yesterday to launch their A MASS MEETING of Pilkington's 8,000 St Helens glassworkers has been called for tomorrow lunchtime by the rank-and-file committee which led their seven- week-long strike. Today will mark exactly one Committee week since The turned to work. But discontent is still boil- claims at all six plants; ing up the struggle has just been from the picket- transferred line to the more complicated the company is only prepared difficult battleground to guarantee the jobs of those and who returned to work before inside. 350 may well last Friday; the be drawn from those last in' Near walk-out after the strike! Workers at the key Triplex Municipal General and safety-glass plant have been Workers' shop stewards and the verge of a walk-out local officials have no plans several times this week over: the to meet management • Company changes in shift- about this threat before next work patterns which, despite Monday. the f3 interim pay settlement, have meant a f5 cut in earn- Joint parties ings. Pilkington's threat of 350 • Yet the union is already up "last in, to its neck at St Helens and redundancies on first out' basis. elsewhere Pilkington in the Members of the rank-and- empire in the joint working file committee point out that parties set up to review the and company's pay system negotiating procedure- -bodies from which the rank-and-file representatives are excluded.

Headed *A to Warning Pilkington' (the David and close lican politician, com- pany's labour relations direc- associate of Nixon, has been tor), a bulletin issued by the this week, in Washington rank-and-file committee claims working unsuccessfully to that the Triplex management get the SEC to change its seeking 'provoke' the to mind. workers and that 'only stren- By tonight, he has to find efforts by remaining $12 million lous com- the vour mittee have prevented another $20 he of the million stoppage. promised to put IOS on its it Management' alleges, feet, and to name at least *are seeking to break the TUC one of the financial institu- agreement'- -which guaranteed tions he says will back the

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deal. CLAPHAM COMMON f claims that

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Stalinist aid for Peru regime conditioni al iendiy roiation nearan Finance Minister tesed an asement tor Tech nical co-operatii build agricul- uy Peruvian

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BY ROBERT BLACK

who constituted the biggest cam- olue revisional paign by the Fourth Inter- secretanat ioined the SLFP government national to celebrate 1970 Lenin were the workers and and accepted cabinet port- the as the year of Lenin and folios. Fourth International who did the Trotsky has undoubtedly sub impare spare t TOl save defeat in the cut deep into the inter- general, election. being national Stalinist move- tellectuals with neo-Trotskv.

the Latrolle DaLY ment-not least its Czech properted classes flak section: vigorously resisted the wage

DIATRIBE

claims or te workine cass *In Why with 1th diatribe connection now this with the ice at nolice and against a political force th birth the celebrations ress witch-hunts Stalinists have always nniversary insisted the ndulged the demands enin' said the broadcast, 'the was totally isolated from the imperialism name *has Lev Davidovitch working class? foreign exchange specula- Trotsky also broadcast itself given in the in the co UNP, to Under the doubts have arisen in the West. increased linking Trotskyisn while 1 ney now inflation siderably 'rightist cIr- stale unal we in act nou ravaged the savings of the cles before August 1968', the cuts tom the monen them knoW petty bourgeoisie and the sianaers beein. working-class wages. the nine packerouna o

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the contacts of some nch, ur workers with the French, Come our trian centres

THIS WEEKEND

became (Emphasis Young Socialists School added.) Trotskyism, the building ur daternational la Saturday May 30 Sunday May 31 attraction Dolltical TOr Speaker Czech workers fighting against

DAVID MERCER

Speaker Stalinism.

CLIFF SLAUGHTER

(Playwright) (SLL Central Committee)

SLANDER

*Theatre, socialism and 'Significance of Lenin today' All the reason, con- more culture siders vulcaulialy, slander Trotskyism before it Also discotheque on Saturday evening and films the WInS Tass Dasis creen workme class. The present inheritors

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Fellow Churchman stands as ultra-right candidate Paisley linked to the National Front workers press INCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER • PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY • NUMBER 173 • FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1970

BY A POLITICAL REPORTER

ONE OF THE Rev lan Paisley's closest associ- ates is standing as a parliamentary candidate in the Islington North constituency, London, on be.

half of the extreme right-wing National Front.

The fears of women He is sa vear od kev sman Green. minister of the Hounslow Strict Baptist Church and editor of the in Clapham Telephonists rapes 'Christian Guardian, a faisleyite paper which claims a circulation of 5,000-6,000.

lately? stay out Green is also general secretary of the British Coun-

LEADERS

day old unoficial the three dispose I- cil of Protestant Christian Churches, which opposes the telephone ecumenical movement and is extremely anti-Catholic.

Paisley is a vice-president

SACKED

demonstrations.

MINISTERS

'Patriotic denies indigestly

ON GUN

CHARGES

TWO Irish Cabinet ministers ordered to resign last month Special welc Hetold Workers Press that Dranch detecuves in Dudlln Asington The LAW & ORDER lad merely as a militant yesterday Maoist rresteil Blanes Pro dont think audit Liberals: Tory law and order allies my intellent editors could jailed Green's views on other issues.

hould ste Comickuon Paris. over the imposition today Sympathized 3 minist Distere charged at Beard the Yentoday conspiring to of the and released on bail of 21,000 May-June stu- only each. Pilkington's try with omin kelly is Dats, Be Cormittee at Unity to 'provoke' ® Soill repression North and measures ite entry workers law note mantec was sentenced to Nottm "There attack busmen A MASS MEETING of Pilkington's 8,000 St Helens glassworkers has been called for tomorrow lunchtime 'Resign' reject by the rank-and-file committee which led their seven- week-long strike offer call to Committee A MASS MEETING of Not- claims Lynch ild come to a state struggle som thest transferr picket trish Minister the scarantee the abs prepared Unions so rate and are cominger drawn them tho ecial convention but his sere to de rad that il of Mr jack Lynch fron Near walk-out are excluded frien offer. General and • was week over one basic rae shite, depit deteatedon the "this threat before next No Company Bridge settlemen Joint parties In Pilkington's threat Yes neck at st Herendy

LENIN

improved offer. me committee poll oul biat U.S. ban on I.O.S. to represenatives are ended.

SWINDON

or le crisis ices enver stay Services tors Overseas *Lenin and the ing Ir disclosure of the ng English ming tonight, he has million §zanti milost company.

OXFORD HOTEL

mittee have prevented anothe the United Corner of Groundwell Rd stoppage' Peer, Speaker: Gerry Healy, Tos founder when Socialist national secur ary, which guaranteed Cornfeld i see demand ter

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Admission 2s

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see police: to StalinistR aid for Peru regime Which mis in pried ere

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returned 1965 after soi cor th tare s. W. R. Ds Bang nan21ke and then failed, after W100W years of rule. soi ve ant of the basic problems of the succeeded and Mrs Bandaranaike origi- hallv became Premier 1960 afte assination her usband fana. Buddhist was disillusioned in the severitv under the tamil renression hirst coaltion. Cheap support Mrs Ran arenace Was PRAGUE RADIO earlier this week devoted a able har tottering SLEP regime from the anger whole programme to a lying attack on Trotsky- of the working class only by soliciting suppori ism and the work of the Fourth International, bought cheap "the leadership slanderously linking it to imperialist reaction price- left-wing and the Dardes and the United States Central Inteligence the trade unions. In 1964 renega Agency.

ISSI

Trotskyists the The world-wide

BY ROBERT BLACK

who constituted the higgest cam- centin The

TAVIS1ONISH

paign by the Fourth Inter- mined Cepretariat Paris national to celebrate 1970 the workers and ioined the SLFP government Lenin were and accented cabinet part- the agents the as the year of Lenin and falins. Fourth did Trotsky has undoubtedly activitiés not cave epr masters and abe re al cut deep into the inter- try poison in- Stalinist • move- national ellectuals with neo-Trotskv. traditional party ment-not least its Czech 1sm. nronertied • acce

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section : wgralcy asicter tha wac daims af the working dlace connection with 'In the Why this diatribe now rith tha nd of police an‹ 100th the arainst a political force celebrationc witch-bunts and has the birth anniversary Stalinists have always insisted indulged demands name said the br Davido ich was totally isolated from the imperialism and the name Davidovitch class? specula- Trotsky has made tors det co UNP. un- arsen in the lese have increased employment con- Thev noi siderablv while Intary state that we in tact dono ravaged the savings of the what Trotckvicm betty haukoonico and the "hey have done so im mam working-class wages. Camp athe to link trot ko the 'In the fionar from tha momant whar

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some of our the contante warhate with he Cannk German and Austrian centres

THIS WEEKEND

the Fourth International became known? (Emphasis Young Socialists School Fourii Tntere tonal tih the building W Eurone is ecomn a pole Saturday May 30 Sundav Mav 31 Czecholitical attraction Sneake warkere fohting soning

DAVID MERCER

Speaker staliniem

CLIFF SLAUGHTER

(Playwright)

SLANDER

sociallsm and 'Thastro "Signticance of Lenin today" All the more reason. con. culture' the siders skyism. betore Trotskyism Also discotheque on Saturday evening and films working cla inheritors i of

WINTER GARDENS PAVILION,

Trotsky the footstens

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PAGE TWO

WORKERS PRESS

ALAN BOURNE,

member of the National Union venicie Builders in Ford's Workers Press this week continues its All of them have had wide experi- Da•ennam oress snod.

BOB PERT,

AEF

told the Workers Press: facing ence of the problems member and member round-Britain series of interviews the of the Sove)

SITIKE

about the issues in the fortheoming working-class movement-two are at committee, said: involved strike present in Of the ahoer eartng eni tter action General Election by talking to four against a productivity deal-both wit ie with London trade unionists. Leecti oni attitude think right Bhinressure. industrially and politically.

don' * om votes , to get it with the working clas Wilson's policies. Al though putting e Laboter rign return the bocket, i dont think • sorernmenl cotoralag think thet tems are as brutal as the Tories' anyway warkers should be part of it ar wokng dai lanced by union movemenu the same system. 2 Піть wulte obviously 1 orle haYe If they attack definitely terms o ehiake re tory в Коже. toa vie u poranti-union laws on of the sup be sgie to the vorki ca clas.

Thadee in the polses of the Tories willt from faie The 'Most workers at the midsle ciass for preir fam-and LAURIE SMITH, acting same time realize that AEF convenor of Kent's demonstrat attack on Heath's attitude to the plant at oe siuesie t Sovey Erith will fi ht edr progresrshe p.

which his law and unions. said: ontor re merica es betwern les tt and Ta oner order" policy is aimed verils poley efent dl propel with thet the arallisl The s akc phie whon thes struggles that are inevi- struggles table bulding. local issue is house- belween lapildl and labour.' 'As for Enoch Powell o ah inod he Warkers Presk con you cannot isolate his from extremist policy tricts his hostility to result reasons tol ret thrns La bhi this wil be restcd 3 forms of working-class returning Inderse dokerat muse organization. ment, the resons why e ian a mines the are neet be ss i with a very smal bee riten on the back of a post- Out of this ena cha ch compensation. ene hiana Pres for a perte cal Labopa faay work. overthrow the system anizestries that have been nation- i tarned in ot I think it's an excellenst stock market. And in l uan hhi DOUG BLOW, Amalga. useru. him mated Engineers and Foundryworkers con. favourite toeier sir ced hasr wel. to of Dagenham's venor he saie da res rsue. of his paper Engineering V CTOr is one of the plant, -a pharme neveal longest-serving And mesh sad the i ai mem fop Not his union's bers think e shares of cach ond te

THE COMPLETE FAILURE

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L. PRIEST

Priest was at first merely fired Friday, May 29, 1970 roblems: perhaps they see them elves as the future rulers 'You get to a stage where you think the electorate system stinks anyway and wonder whether work- ers should be part of it? HI!!!!!! But, in fact, any attack on the working class means the middle class are involved.

I don't think the working class has yet learned all the political lessons out of the crisis of capitalism. Nevertheless, the way the working class is suffer- ing economically will be enough for them to see the dangers in the Tory policy. I think the Labour Party will get in—and that's not based on the opinion polls either.

As for the witch-hunt in the working class, that's nothing new. All these things go hand-in- hand in any period where we're attack from a govern- open to ment that's in or likely to be in election. after the proves the Tories' determination.

JAMES

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World

Friday, May 29, 1970 This is a reply to Bill Woods' review of

'GEORGE LUKACS:

THE MAN AND HIS

IDEAS which appear- ed in Workers Press on Friday May 15

BY P. ANTON

why IN THE FIGHT for shows quite clearly Lukács has become the building the revolution- favourite philosopher of all ary party, a thorough 'New Left' circles such as study of German what Lukács the now-deceased SDS; he gives them a certain represents is vital. Marxist 'style' without any The self-styled •life-long obligations. anti-Stalinist partisan', as he But Lukács is more than that.

called himself in an interview In fact he gave Stalinism-the on German television, is the culmination the idealist method - its first philosophical spiritual mentor of all those expression.

KAUTSKY:

Attacked by Korsch left-wing intellectuals Though reference is who, some made to Lukács' later role as while making mental reserva- Stalin, the review apologist for tions about Stalinism, still idea about this clear gives no basic aspect of Lukács' posi- despise and hate the Trot- the review one polnu is definitely misleading.

skyists for daring to speak up and take up the fight for According to Bill Woods' 'His- Consciousness' tory and Class is a new leadership of the work- Marxist work, although the ing class. only one Lukács has ever writ- ten. The book review in Work- ers Press on Friday, May 15, Certainly the reviewer

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1S that Zinovier's rect to say attack Lukács' book for on Marx- 'ultra-leftism' was not Culture but an tion, expression faction struggle within the Bol- had and shevik Party when Zinoviev allied himself with Stalin.

But if we were to take every Socialism

SARTRE :

How can the left-wing intellectuals maintain their relationship with the Stalinist Party? Towards an Independent Revolutionary Art work which at one time Culture and Socialism been attacked by another hac the Stalinist bureaucracy as and a Manifesto Marxist work, would be we Art and Revolution applying completely non- Marxist criterion. An article compiled by the from talk he author gave 'Like Gramsci and Karl to a Moscow club on February Korsch', it is said of Lukács' 3, 1926, and of 'he number book, attacked the mech- other addresses. anical Marxism [Marxism? It should which The Manifesto, appearing in be materialism] 1938 under the signatures of had characterized the theory of André Breton Diego Second International and the Rivera was in fact drawn Gramsci does not really fit in in collaboration with Trotsky. here because his most import- Price: Two shillings and ant philosophical essays were sixpence when written later, he was Available from and already in prison, Were 186a Clapham High Street, directed only the not against London SW4 representatives of the Second International, but against Bukharin, who in the late 1920s became the chief theoretician of the Third, Communist, Inter- national. The book of Karl Korsch 'Marxism and Philosophy, pub- lished the same as Lukács' 'History and Class Con- sciousness', in 1923, has, in the same way, become a bible of the 'New Left', the SDS in particular.

This is not by chance. Equation The equation of Stalinism and Bolshevism which has become the stock in trade of any 'New Left' intellectual, is here anti- cipated by the equation of Bol- • shevism and social democracy!

Indeed, Korsch attacks not only Kautsky as the chief repre- sentative of the Second Inter- national, but also Lenin, equat- ing his 'Materialism and Empirio- criticism' with Kautsky's world outlook of mechanical material- ism. Lukács buries his criticism of Bolshevism in a footnote.

But his attack on Engels' 'Dialectics of Nature'-an integ- ral part of Bolshevik philosophy -is quite open. He states that the dialectic exists only in the history of man.

Yet Marxists have always insisted that man is an integral part of nature. Kantian Lukács took up an agnostic, fundamentally Kantian -- not Hegelian position towards In this he has nature. been followed by prominent several fellow travellers of Stalinism.

In his essay 'Materialism and Revolution' (1946), Jean-Paul Sartre asked how left-wing intel- lectuals could maintain their relationship with the Stalinist Party-the cornerstone of their radical reputation without sacrificing their intellect, as Aragon and Garaudy had done.

His answer was to abandon the essence of Marxism and 'support' the working class simply moral, Kantian on a Stalinist basis through the Party. In the crudest anti-communist manner Sartre equates Engels' dialectical materialism with the mechanical materialism of Stalin.

Materialism He that Engels, implies because his insistence on materialism, was the forefather of Stalinism! What then is the essence of Lukács' 'earlier emphasis on the subjective element in Marxism', praised in the review? It is pure Kantiar and not subjectivism, at all a materialist posing of the problem of revolutionary leader-

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Lukács—self-styled life-long anti-Stalinist partisan' ship as the title of the book, History and Class Conscious- ness', would suggest. The reviewer suggests that Lukács' book breathes the revo- lutionary optimism of the year 1923. such But optimism should have been based on the incom- parable revolutionary situation in Germany. This did not predominate at all in the Third International in that period. Its chairman, Zinoviev, and the German CP Brandler secretary were undecided and pessimistic. Stalin even gave the advice 'We must hold back the Germans'. Hesitations Through this policy of hesita- tions the extraordinary oppor- tunity of taking the power in Germany was lost (see Trotsky 'Lessons of October', 'Strategy and Tactics' and Through What Stage Are We Passing?'). This defeat turned out to be the first step in the consolida- tion of the Stalinist bureaucracy.

EXACTLY 50 years ago, on May 5, 1920, two Italian- American anarchists, Nicola Sacco, shoemaker, and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, fish peddler, were arrested with- out evidence in connection with a robbery with murder case in West Bridgewater, Mass., USA. The story of the seven-year legal battle which sent them to the electric chair on August 23, 1927, is told with masterly pre- cision in this book. If ever there was doubt that Sacco and Vanzetti were inno- cent men, then this book must dispel that doubt. What becomes clear is that despite the massive international campaign mounted by the social- ist and labour movement for their release, conscious deception involving vast layers of the US judiciary state officialdom and prevented this. Proof That they were anarchists was, to the police and others, adequate proof of their guilt. Evidence was suppressed and witnesses carefully manipulated to secure conviction. All of this is reconstructed by Ehrmann in his day-to-day account of the events between the crime and 1927, in a manner which leave: no doubt. Those who deny that the state is an instrument of the capitalist class should read this book.

Even • before it became the predominant factor in the pre- paration of new defeats for the working class, the bureaucracy was the reflection of the defeats of the international proletariat after the First World War.

First big blow The failure of 1923 in Ger- many also marked the first big blow against those who later were to form the Left Opposi- tion and who, in the summer of 1923, at the head of the Soviet enthusiastically looked forward to the 'German Octo- ber'. Lukács has never belonged to them. No connection could be established here. On the contrary. He was later to become such a sub- servient bootlicker of Stalin he had because formed his theories in the aftermath of the defeat of the Hungarian Soviet Republic in 1919. None of the Hungarian CP leaders had been able to assim- ilate this defeat and to analyse

SACCO

This case is an example of the lengths which the state machine is prepared to go to destroy those who fight to eman- cipate the working class from capitalism. This is not to suggest that the author of the book, who was a junior defence lawyer in the case from 1925-1927, opponent is an of the capitalist judicial system.

he is a On the contrary, staunch defender of it. The blatant travesty of justic n the Sacco and Vanzetti cas worries him because: 'Our civilization can protect itself against open attack on its rinciples by those who den hem, but cannot long withstan‹ desertion by those who affirm them. (Introduction, p. x.)

But although the Sacco and Vanzetti case, which created such a widespread international pro- the best remembered, test is there were many other such in- book on Lenin the roots of their own failure its essence is to present len Bela bain as the a of unde aucracy has buried Kun Stalinist fervent allu orkaniza. supported of nies nishings under the cove tional problems and Bukharin also CU- March tves theidealist stalinist the abortive minatea in only et pated by lee action' in Germany (1921).

intallby anticipad This fundamentally of impatience with the anticipated policy Party becomes fatal, criminal

ZINOVIEV:

Relico bed The party, 1.e hureau. cracy, turns out to be • the incar- revolutionary nauon ol meres world soirit.

owensive. was disgusted the barbarism displayed by the the HIrST vy al. all he was la bout movemeni was the perfect bourgeois This ma of her him the philosopher bureaucracy. The Stalinist bureaucracy out of the defeats is its philo. class; idealism sophical expression. Le victory of she workang class distortion ism through the building of the revolutionary party. pessimistic class and working subjectivism.

STILL AVAILABLE

I an 1924 anovley, as an all wanted to a obse " 'Leninist' orthodox connections with own . past Special 64 page issue ultra-leftism' was easy tor him to label Lukács with that Idealism This had do with Lukács' er it aw a terk of A Journal of International Marxism

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'THE CASE THAT WILL NOT DIE,

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COMMONWEALTH VS.

AND VANZETTI.'

GEORGE

By Herbert B. Ehrmann

MYERS

84s. London, W. H. Allen & Co. Ltd., 1970.

umped-up murder cna This a wor were 'Don't waste time mourning Organize.' Italian-born anarchists Frank Little, also of the IWW was nrobany on the • he mos American copper orders was proved aim in the 19305 trust whilst organizing a strike in 1917 Class hatred The class of the hatred after the Russian Resolution.

conspiracy

VANZETTI

we would do was trial today well 1 judiciary. stances in US history. Ehrmann does not set the case against this Remember background. which came into cap world ass, through the most aggressive com- tneir arrest is to recognize petition with European industry, 1917, 165

IWW

ine capitalst class, in lnis presen leaders had been com are again was aeterminea to retain Its bare backs of peuveness on une the American workers. une struggles to organize tre Despite their workine cass against UnIS _ DrO- duced some of the most heroic militant working-class fighters the trade union organization.

wasters of the World Possessed. Te IWW) was shot by a firing squad Marxist theory can match that

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SEVEN judges were re- moved from the Supreme Court on Wednesday by the Czechoslovak parlia-

STUDENTS CLA

ment. The Czech yesterday after the agency news 'Ceteka' claimed that the President of the Supreme Wednesday to ban th Court, Dr Otomar Bocek, 'en- gaged himself politically in an organization. incorrect manner during 1968'.

In other words, he, along with practically the entire STUDENTS in several Czech opposed nation, the other cities held meet- Soviet of August invasion 1968. ings to protest against purge in the Supreme This the ban and the current Court follows similar moves earlier in the week trial of two former trade union, youth and cul- editors of the group's tural leaders refusing to dorse the Stalinist policies of weekly journal, 'La the Husak regime. Cause'. Significance The ban and trial have The purge in the judiciary, already been roundly however, has a special signifi- condemned by cance at this moment. the Stalinist frame-up 'show French Students' Union, trials' obviously require which pointed out that completely subservient court, and until the removal of the the Pompidou govern- seven 'liberal' judges, this was ment, while repressing by no means certain. Now. with Bocek and his left-wing organizations, and 22 new has not banned the fas- supporters gone, 'loyalist' judges to be brought cist 'Ordre Nouveau' on in their Husak has place, ensured himself crushing ('New Order'). majority in the Supreme Court of upholders against any Jean Paul Sartre, the "socialist legality'. philosopher and writer, has assumed editorial responsi- Warning bility for the Maoist journal and is de- appearing as This latest is the fence witness at the trial of clearest warning yet that the its two former editors. Czech bureaucracy intends to They are charged with push ahead with plans to supporting 'murder, theft, frame and try opposition pillage and arson'. leaders. Dunlop Oppose still stopped The attack on the 'Prole- fact, tarian Left' is, in an on the work- ENGINEERS at attack entire the Dunlop ing-class and student move- Rubber Company's factory in France by the Birmingham voted ment yesterday Pompidou regime. to month-long continue their strike. The 1,500 strikers are It be opposed by must united action on the part of claiming a £6-a-week pay rise and without strings to give parity all parties in French working with rubber workers. the class.

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SAY DEALERS

BY JOHN CRAWFORD

THE RISE in share prices yester- day on the Tokyo and London stock exchanges, following Wed- nesday's 32-point jump in Wall St's Dow Jones index, cannot be Pompidou (left) seen with Marcellin, who, as attributed to any sudden resur- Minister of the Interior. responsible for the latest repression of left-wing movements gence of confidence. and personalities. Dealers described the record gain as 'technical'.

The Danie conditions luesday had nulled down prices many tact that "institutions' felt that bargains could be bought. A related factor is so-called 'bear' selling, which was wide- The xpects th market to fall. the time comes borrowed shares. return …toe he nuvs renacements the lower, P price. Speculators new working helped accelerate the fall in prices -for the moment this week. It vas certainly important Stock change MANAGEMENT attempts to link introduction of the yesterudy. since ine account ends today. woen all 'tele-control' production-flow system at London's Acton deals nave to be settied. Nobody CAV plant have been pushed back—-at least temporarily Wall St could think ot any reason why the by shop stewards. sagging f confidence which

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has the market during Convenors understood are should end at this h that told

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dinner management pro- Whi

RESS

Monday if their posals for factory-wide Mon met With let it in witho linked to the bonus scheme was not expected to reassure system coule alow workers to our a struecle. anvone Meanwhile earn un to ls a week more.

many exper - The IOS crisis took another Yet similar proposals were enced workers continue and turn lor the worse. point that Suttolk's ridiculed in on the a document Nixon's declaratione where 'News-sheet No. 99' rapid ending the Indo- 'telé-control' has been generated the shop stewards Ching for some•, earlier this month. the up, Rather and closer to reality has addition to the chains been cut speech the Earl this read "enere wages are down Airlie, director Managine • Almost 1,000 workers merchant bankers

CAV

Schroder Wagg. was to Liverpool's 'We now have on our hands output nant are still laid nit atter a the most what nronahu fortnight. serious financial crisis in post- 'Now please stop laughing The lav-offs took nlace fol.

and read on. all-pervasive uncertainty abou owing a strike hu workers on the camshaft line demanding outlook Piece-work payment 200-per-cent confidence bonus while piece-work values the financial Stewards point com-

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COMPUTER - BASED

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current issues of computer master file is created cult for the committee to per- and calculations are made for and data journals. the rank_and_tile eaco emolovee on the navroll exchange the factory claim bystem widland beings The which reveal important values 3s an hour for men and 4s an used Midland's and ratios in the existing wage hour dustrial Relations Unit sustem. chance anda toure lucky Associated master hie emplovee with tants ital claims to nrovide steward told proposed grade, One 'a fast and economical system nt inh tuna Workers Press. current wage system earnings involves and and rate figures Submitted labour'. adds: на стрем spotlight It is said to have two basic about Several pay claims have also functions Ip of lan been submitted sectiond group employees. System it analvses existing that did from not (hanent systems prostamines impose no mita recently-introduced veaknesses Cons Ine number ay structure and the drift bevond agree- empt ces sen a lysed orker ete control has levels. ment wage eve s Secondly, it helps with the not depend on the calculations of this disappeared designing of new Davment man or that machine system's in- based job methods. hut stem trom the constant TrOOUCuOn 10 CO ceDart- evaluation grades nu using a struggle of the working class to make the employers pay a ments has been aoreed ona mode ling simulation decentever the aim here unlike v technique to predict the out- However 'scient is that the setters- -who threaten come how proposals to work to rule from next terms of costs to the employ- to put wages on a cation olimporters, estrain Eritz Diet country's economi Concern Since the have tored throthe millions of other Caused Hear Dietz so mach 10 Vicimi pAon Obefore the ink is ruletin umon-employer Secret document Proposals for the ese bodies. the committ

GEMW

David San May . bulletin states, pro structure have men say Beth asks e conse mon Response eadership's res these charges reply to the rank-and-file arrangements que es meday's Congres Souse talks proposed at Consultants' deal sparks Foyed hundredes te yesustrial Consulta Asociated ion schemes da to yees workin scientific mkind anau Irish repression North and South WHILE BRITISH imperialism uses its troops to savagely repress the working class in Ulster, its Green stooges in Dublin are certainly not inactive in jailing and framing opponents of the jaded Lynch regime-more often than not with the active support of the British authorities.

The Eire cabinet crisis and the rumoured dissen-

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sion in the armed forces is now greatly compounded Francis (Frank) Keane, a left- by the incidence and grow- wing Republican who is in awaiting Brixton jail extradi- ing magnitude of social tion proceedings for the alleged Richard murder of struggles such the as Fallon, a civic. guard, during threatened rent strike of bank robbery Dublin 1n 300,000 council seven weeks ago. tenants, the junior doctors' strike

ARRESTED

and 18-week strike of Keane, aged 34, was cement workers in Limer- arrested in Islington by British Special Branch earlier ick, which has made 18,000 men this month after Irish police workers idle. published his together name with six others within hours of the robbery. It is against this back- Frank Keane has denounced ground of social unrest at the activities of the Irish gov- and economic home frame-up «un- ernment as certainty abroad that the organized by the notorious special political police arm Irish capitalists have be- Dublin Castle. gun to unleash a series of They know - the police that the murder of a police- attacks against socialists with it the death man carries and left-wing Republicans.

penalty in the Irish Republic.

The Irish government, The first victim of Lynch's trying to frame its which is the razzia against left is own cabinet ministers on gun- charges ('evidence' running for which supplied was by Service), British Secret will think little or nothing about left-wing framing one of its opponents. with the

G&MWU

and During the Irish Feather war the

TUC

Viotor sent a bourgeoisie shot 70 political telegram: until and recently prisoners *Proposals for meeting concentration camp for ran a unacceptable to union while political opponents. attacks on union continue'

ANOMALIES

Keane's charge against the police considerable given weight because of the curious 'anomalies' of the Two case.

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examples will suffice. Mass opposition to the The first Joe concerns

UNP

reached boiling point Dillon, another of the 'wanted in 1970 when the govern- and a militant left-wing men' the notorious ment signed Republican given a five-year Mahaveli Diversion River sentence for robbery in 1966. Project which virtually put Before the so-called robbery the country in hock to the place, took he had been and special World Bank US im- approached by the perialism. branch to inform on the IRA, Despite he refused to the policies of which their reformist leaders, was then informed that the who keep police would 'get him'. the mass movement He was tried a year after tied to the bourgeois radi- the robbery, even cals, the Ceylonese workers though he and was never picked from an peasants instinctively identification parade. grasped the of significance Grave doubt surrounded the connection between Dillon's trial and the judge

UNP

foreign and home barbarous went so far as to admit policy and the even that he was 'probably in error of US imperialism Indo-China and when I impose a sentence of against May 27.8ainst the years'.

UNP

five voted The judge's reservations acquire an ominous ring in the But since the betrayal of case of the third man wanted the reformists in 1964 the by the Irish police.

SLFP

radicals have mono- He O'Neill who is Charles polized the rural constituen- is resident in Britain and who cies without competition denies with any involvement from the left. the bank robbery or of being Thus the rural masses, an IRA member. abandoned by the left, voted confusedly for the

WARRANT?

SLFP.

The UNP defeat is only Although he features on the eleotoral prelude an to a 'wanted' list, the Dublin police of the massive escalation refuse to if there is say a class struggle which will rip warrant out for his arrest in the coalition, the Republic open expose the anti-working class bour- Nor has provisional of the SLFP geois radicals warrant been issued in and the

CP, ISSP

discredit Britain. and pro-Peking CP reform- Without such warrant ists, as well as the revision- extradition proceedings can- ists led by Tampoe and not be taken against him.

Samarakkody. becomes His even In this May 27 sense more curious because the signifies the opening of Dublin police still have a case era for Trotskyism in new him for pending against the Ceylon. possession of firearms and of with intent to kill shooting a case that was never proved, but, of because the archaic laws of the country, has never been dropped either! Keane needs himself no introduction to the infamies •

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of Irish law. legislation against the unions He too was falsely charged Liberal Chief Whip Mr Eric robbery with armed in the Lubbock said that the Tory past and of attempting to burn proposals were 'not practi- down Fianna Fail head- a cal'. quarters. But he left the door open letter to a friend in Sina by adding that the Tories Britain Keane says: would be asked to develop 'The Free State police are their proposals, not yet fully intent on getting me back into spelt out he claimed, during their jurisdiction they the next three weeks. think they have a trump card Liberal policy towards the by accusing me of murder- full down charge under unions comes any other the behind the Labour could square present circumstances productivity be fought off fairly confi- government's drive. dentlv." Tying wages to produc- tivity is suggested the as

DROP CASE!

strikes way to reduce which, the Liberal manifesto Frank Keane must not be- claims, 'paralyse whole come another victim of sec- tors of industry'. repressive machinery of Irish and British im- The Liberal spokesman capitalism speak claimed to for 'the perialism. Stop his individual worker, the in- extradiction by dependent trader, the small demanding that the govern- businessmen' all and SO on ment drop proceedings of big against Keane and that politi- against the power granted to all business and the power of asylum cal be "big socialist labour unions' alike. republican and ор- hated This general election, of Lynch's ponents dominated by the economic regime. Flood the Irish embassy crisis and the polarization W1) forces, leaves (Mount Street, London, of class ab- demanding solutely for such with resolutions no room the release of all political conceptions and finds the Tories' Liberals in the prisoners. Release Frank Keane now! pocket. rriday. May 29. 1971 Czech slander

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the imperialists and trying

INCITE

like aprathe

DEFENCE

Colbin in the reall or the soviet Pers she czech Stalinists

SUCCESSFUL

Pa diat the bared successful in va embers retained thre er 100f a pre-purge total That Trotskyism comes surprise. The programme of Trotsky overton heritage construction oh seetin Fourth International in every European country. must make an Paisley

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