Workers Press no. 348

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SATURDAY JANUARY 9, 1971

• NUMBER 348

PRICE 6d (27p) THE DAILY ORGAN OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE Who's next cry Port labour relations shake-up by Monday Club Union chiefs Dutschke precedent heartens in secret extreme Tories

BY STEPHEN JOHNS

RUDI DUTSCHKE learned yes- terday that he had lost his fight docks talks to stay and study in Drilain.

is now virtually certain to be asked to leave on grounas of nationa security' by Tory Home Secretary Reginald Maudling. After yesterday's immigrant appeals tribunal decision, which dismissed the ex-German student leader's request to stay in Britain, a Home Umce spokes SECRET TALKS about a major shake- man said they would be writing to long utschke's solicitor to ask now up of Britain's ports have been taking for him to leave the The men who met arrangements place for at least four months between country would take. one yoker, at the Adelphi Hull docks union chiefs, leading port employers -and they and the Tory government. stop over Key figure in the well - advanced talks glass black' January 12 has been transport Workers Press union secretary ack injunction Jones - advocate of restigation on ACTT HULL dockers yesterday struck a industrial democracy 'workers' and con- powerful blow against victimiz-

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decision trol'. ation by refusing to load a test-case prevents the film yesterday export consignment of Pilkington Despite the employers' and v technicians union dinner icesity and, on the se bits sere understandable desire to from canvassing support for glass.

anocks throughout his stay. On October 1 last year Jones this quiet, their recent January 12 strike keep The port came to a complete stand- plans include abolition cabove let and o'Lear certi still after lunch following repeated of the T&GWU met, among job

POLITICAL DISCUSSION

12 other time or the and studio can statutory others, Sir Andrew James obvious kite attempts by quayside management anc the inherent in ated an injunc The ree Appellant ci cal altees local union officials to change the men's negoliale i he primur the 1947 Maltland-Makgill-Crichton at labour claimed in evidence that dock and the the Adelhi Hotel in Liverpool.

minas SIX-lon Little information, If any, has scuenie lorryload was recalled to come out of this and similar Apprentices es constitute poli- St Helens tical activity Hull mass meeting of all 4,000 meetings, nor have their committee 'This is s not planniew: can than ent welcome • We proceedings been reported to morning Firemen Arthur

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union committees. on Pikinson were Anti-Tory rally described i panicipation heeshts ink demonstrations would, to give "black that they lockers' national oraare and extend it to march • News of the Hull action was

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to national security. border patrol? voted later overwhelmingly co welco cision to launch a EGYPTIAN President Anwar El-Sadat has said campaign No hint mao port would spee four' peace patrols along • V12 met came mention As it is, no hint

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A PARTICULARLY outstanding example of Stalin- ist evasion of the lessons from history appears in the January 1 issue of the Communist Party paper 'Morning Star'. It reported the prepara- tions the British and French governments were making in April 1940 for war against the Soviet Union, which have just been revealed by the opening of the British gov- during the Moscow Trials was that they were agents of Hitler!

archives for ernment the signing of the Pact was The period. trading deals followed by and between co-operation carefully mutual But the article Hitler and Stalin, including the avoided mentioning the crucial sending of essential items for the fact that at this time the Soviet Nazi war effort. Union was in alliance with Nazi Germany. There was always the possi- bility that the Soviet govern- As the Workers Press story on would ment joint the same subject pointed out, with the Nazis military action Tory the government COl. did during the partition of the Baku oil- as Il sidering bombing Poland. fields because Stalin was supply- ing huge amounts Cabinet for

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The minutes Hitler. December 1939 reveal the fears of had British ministers This is, of course, an uncom- Nazi-Soviet action in the Baltic.

fortable period of history for the Communist Party to recall.

Stalin continually relied on with diplomatic manoeuvres It supported the imperialist primarily to August • Pact of powers Hitler-Stalin bureaucracy against 1939 and right up to the protect the mom- the revolutionary threat of the when Hitler attacked the ent international working class.

Union in 1941 pretended Soviet from that of dange no Readers should refer to Germany existed. 'Stalinism Robert Black's in Hitler and Britain' for detailed account The Pact allowed and of the sordid history of these Stalin Poland precipitated the s the Second World deals which sent millions ot their deaths and War. workers to allowed the continuance of world imperialism.

TRADE DEALS

The Cabinet records show that the Allied Powers' attitude to double-edged, was the Stalinist Russia was always So scared feel their way bureaucracy that war would but they had to carefully towards the event- unleash revolutionary upsurge of the working class and ual alliance of 1941| and there sweep preconceived them from the stage of history was no plan. were prepared to do a that they The British imperialists wanted • deal with fascism. Soviet help against Germany's policy, but Remember that the cry. that expansionist forefront the need directed at the Trotskyists in the was kent would like information about

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LENIN and the origins of CPGB THE GREAT strength of the Socialist Labour

PART FOUR OF A SERIES

strike League as it gets ready etermine 00,000 miner: to lead the working class

PART THREE APPEARED

its most decisive IlLU struggle is its theoretical

LAST SATURDAY

preparation.

(JANUARY 2, 1971)

piece cokers, The battle against Stalin- many ism and revisionism is the foundation for its interven- tion in the struggles which to the are developing. 1916 Sheffield was want ne ase from the Marxism is carried sor against t! network of shop stewards Tard Str the official bodies of the + Saints, so a democrat wal cubit. army it who exploit this backward- Opposition *trade sush acted ndep 'ongress was canarled the 191 uracon ol tn opponents Tender the Tressie greaten job. To be broken Russian Revolution development or vora Marisa.

for a se be tories goerment all of which tree Sm His denunciation of the Second o be broken with the tor encourage manuone The Morning Star' is their and formal arrangements made with ker • Do 'caled signs union should in future be vertime bar silent on Discontent Withdrawal on the Coral Ron permanen sale seven Stalin-Hitler Pact port Were hey acade, the area and with • Shetield wales in striker or a pay dais and London. P or 192 of a pay d reat

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Treasury Agreement. act against the Russian Revo- tution. The government declared the LV cast which

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The Pied Painter of Hackney'. John Allin.

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STATE OF THE NATION.

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COMMUNIST

COMMUNSTS

SUPPORT

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Early leadership of the Communist Party : McManus (the CP's first chair- man) and J. T. Murphy. By 1917, when the govern- ment was trying to extend the compulsory provisions of the the struggle Munitions Act, against the war became centred on 'dilution' and trouble flared at Tweedale and Smalleys of Rochdale. Strikes involving 300,000 workers spread rapidly through- out 1917 and 2} million working days were lost. A peak was reached in May when strikes swept Sheffield, the Clyde and other munitions centres. In the face of mounting opposi- tion to the Munitions Act the government arrested eight leading shop stewards, but they were and the forced to back down plans to extend 'dilution' to non- munitions industries were dropped. yde Workers' Committee) on trial trikes during First World War.

The Russian Revolution had a profound effect on the most con- scious elements of the British working class, but most im- portant the theoretical gains in- volved in achieving the revolution were now available to them.

What had begun as trade union issues were developing into political struggles against the state and against the war.

The situation was ripe for "State and Revolution' Lenin's which was jointly translated and distributed by the British Socialist Party and the Socialist Labour Party in the autumn of 1918. Lenin's fight against reformism in the Second International, carried on in almost complete isolation in 1914, was now fused with the experiences of many

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mmunist Party shortly after Its foundation British workers drawn into the struggle by the conditions created by the war. Not only did this theoretical fight prepare for the Russian Revolution: it enabled the Com- International to draw munist around it the best and most conscious elements of the inter- national working class. But there were great theoretical weaknesses among those drawn to Marxism because of the effects of the war and the impact of the Russian Revolution.

It was largely because of these weaknesses that the capitalist class, through a combination of coercion and concession, was able, in collaboration with the trade union and Labour leaders, to survive the wave of unrest that greeted the end of the war.

They also allowed Stalinism to gain an easy and rapid hold on the young British CP after 1924.

Problems of sectarianism, against which Engels had fought so determinedly at the end of his life, remained among the Marxist groups in Britain, notably the Socialist Labour Party. It had a • clause in its rules forbidding its members to take up any full-time positions in the unions. Arena It was against this sectarian mentality that Lenin and the other Bolshevik leaders fought in the early congresses of the Third International. They tried to show the ways in which the labour movement and parliament could be used as an arena for working- class struggle. . of working class The lesson experience in the First World War is that the revolutionary movement can only take advan- tage of upsurges in the class struggle if it is theoretically prepared. The Socialist Labour League is the only force in Britain which has consistently fought for revo- lutionary theory based on the fight which Marx, Engels and Lenin waged from the 1840s on- wards against opportunists and centrists. It is this uncompromising in- sistence on theory and opposition and revisionists Stalinists which accounts for the SLL's successful intervention in the struggles of the British working class. • Ireland: weather. days of Second World War.

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Saturday January 9, 1971 THE US State Department's offer to Moscow to exchange observers for political trials in their re (another of the accused) in the This observer was any- Soviet Union. thing but impartial! Romm was a journalist work- "Izvestia', ing for and spent some In the US, as all throughout Washington the the as democratic' imperialist paper's American correspondent. Communist the Inter-

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national Stalin's popular-front Pinesong of US journalists, Was group collabor- hearing of the fantastic charges ating with the so-called progress- against Romm, cable to sent a ive of the ruling class. the Moscow court, stating 'never once did he even faintly indicate President Roosevelt (attacked lack of symapthy for or dis- Stalinists by the a fascist in lovaltv toward the existing gov- the early days of his rule) was ernment'. therefore anxious not to fall out* with his new allies in the Krem- The cable was sent to Walter lin. Duranty, Stalin-worshipping American writer in Moscow. His His 'man in Moscow", million- job to on to the Joseph Davies, pass aire did not court. let him down. Then Davies stepped in, as he His reports to Roosevelt, in- records in his book cluding impressions of the Second Moscow Trial of Old I followed the testimony of Bolsheviks, are reproduced in Romm with great care. When he Davies' book 'Mission to had concluded, it was prefectly Moscow'. obvious that there would be im- propriety in taking my any He was of Stall impressed by official notice of the matter, the style Stalin's prosecutor, that time Under the old White Guard Menshevik, these circumstances it' made it Andrei Vyshinsky: impossible for anyone of be 'He conducted his case calmly aid to him in the trial ...' and generally with admirable moderation Favouring scholarly, able presentation..

Within a matter of hours, an- The 'moderate' Vyshinsky other batch of communists had fact demanded the death penalty been butchered in the cellars of for all 17 defendants. Obviously the Lubyanka, branded before a dangerous man when aroused!

the world as agents of fascism.

On the verdicts, which Trotsky Those favouring the American once called the greatest frame-up proposal exchange observers in history, and which 'proved' should therefore consider the Lenin's most intimate comrades of Ambassador Davies ... case to have been in the pay of im- and think again. perialism since the first days of the Revolution, Kussian Davies Washington's reactions. to the strikes York consented: Poland (a 'New Times' headline *Blow ran to 'Viewed objectively [from the Efforts Ease East-West to Ten- standpoint of Roosevelt's alliance sion'I) were entirely ones of with Stalin] and based my sympathy for the bureaucracy.

experience in the trial LONe and the application of the tests Gierek's rise to power was of credibility which hailed as the only alternative to past experi- ence had afforded me, I arrived civil war. the reluctant conclusion that the had The rulers of the case state imperialist established its powers know on which side their bread is buttered when it comes Trials to showdown between the working class and the bureau- of cracies Europe Legal expert Davies was clearly and the Soviet Union. satisfied with Stalin's justice. measured to the exacting They may shed a few crocodile standards of Deep South lynch tears for the victims of Stalinist trials and the gangster-rigged justice, but they will courts of the North. ensure that its perpetrators go on ruling Just to make sure justice for as long as possible. was done to Lenin's old comrades, Davies took It is the job of the hand in the pro- working ceedings himself. class to clean up its own move- One of the accused, Vladimir Romm, alleged to have The would-be Was lynchers of acted as a 'contact man' between Angela Davis be told the exiled Trotsky and Radek keep their noses out.

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EAST & WEST

POPE PAUL VI has re- Featedly enraged his more liberal followers by stub- bornly refusing to move out of the Middle Ages in his thinking - for want of a better word—on such ques- tions as divorce and birth control. His Holiness is obviously far happier when making concessions to the medievalists. For example, Polish Catholics recently ran into difficulties over the introduction of a new-style Ordo Missae into its churches.

Unable Judging from a Vatican report on the 122nd Plenary Conference of the Episcopate of Poland, which met in Warsaw last Nov- ember, some of the older clergy are unable to cope with the

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WORKERS PRESS

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THE PROGRESS of church- state relations in Poland have always been excerent •barometer of the raction fights inside the Communist Party leadership. following the hied strikes the those he re hierarch pax. Trom the organization shame deader teast on this and a un enciled themselveste, nemerka tensions demonstrations, rule. i hates reader tand and peding no. i our that there the Will Echoing product invest the working cl so they think day has come-or youth, who Less along she Baltic coast. revolts rovul life toda the Polist n other-and far fewer word: citizens ss to cal ana less to wear arisint to roredict future of Polish liv Special ing standards. "Pas he spees contribution o Assistance role on does it see the church's Sienek remes, it commePted daily of last Monday Here again, we see an identit rase ses will bureaucian.

bosom of the Catholic Church ' its duties national modias ! Stalinism--works in After last month's strikes and BRITISH Road Services workers face rationalization and speed-up. When road transport was nationalized thought the purpose was to improve working mally conditions and provide a service.

But tons gross into Britain! now, says Ken Tobin, the only aim is to Already it ha Legal to mates wagons and trailers

I TOBIN

make cront. A list venices deliveri which been workers also shicle 24 hours a day Increasing this maximum to 48 Lun of hear veiles. ls no doubt they wil ing that Briese drivers are claize try again. to this procedure. s a drivini no restrictions rot well 3 pro tope Weight limit rora s nave a rust doubt that Bis to 48 tons gross. the zation policies and de-nationali • merges and redundancies. Lost jobs Castle recters or leeds between river and bihing happen- This which Tobin Points -Study Worked years ago Physiological Laboratory coloto Oran revealed last February on a Thoria does and 0 3ph mph cally impossible so ra Impossible ° been proces or perici haye

BY MARTIN ZARROP

developed lon like Scotland, is

CRITICISM

womb to develop the foetuses.

mmonest single cause of infer- fility in wo sing "You wards have earsde tep- important dane Step a programme on the subject his the headlines past February.

the some wid that anguished

COLLABORATION

eneiel clabora tion Traven tron tic es particularly those i Bouta nor be on lone Steptoe Course Physiological Laboratory.

Shotinuously. mixing together chemicals. report the ladies dich method of fertilization is childless women to become pres Reces as the chene shorter mileage runs. are continu- near ile in me child be ously on long runs method

DISEASES

day nights ne rest is work aud

TWO ADVANCES

will them to te , viable, it Fallopian easy and uses a bad serio

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Secret

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extre of deed were to public movers in these Shirins Bank, director a 1969, the times lanuary appointment as Chamber 1971, of Ector Makkill Cricke matters' Groundwork the course of these What course coot the han Britains ent bers • Would likest body make We the sure continuing s raining, out of the so and

LOTS

io matt galning. Wichon, Tongrand Liverpool leaders expressed fole in these discussions.

explain their

LATE NEWS

Work-to rule talks Monday work-to-rule AIRPORT staf overtime break continues arranto discuss time 60,000- east a mployee have offered 4: per cent.

NERRY STRIKE APPEAL

ricy black Fatew nd 'Most of the 150 production Saturday January 9, 1971

WORKERS PRESS

Jobs to Right-wing US recession aggravates economy go at Faulkner W German 'miracle' Hawker tipped for By the mid die of the year.

hit by Ulster PM By Tom Kemp ed and 70 staft will be made W GERMAN capitalists face the New Year with redundant the assembly

BY JOHN SPENCER

less confidence than at any time since the early Amalgamad Union Wright, speakin FORMER N Ireland Tory Minister of Develop- 1950s. ment, Brian Faulkner, is being heavily tipped to gineering Workers inflation crisis They are involved succeed prime minister Major James Chichester- une played in an intensive struggle secured a" alternative Clark later this year or early in 1972 maintain profit- His appointment would ability when wages and Dutschke be blessed by Westminste costs rising and Tories are the

POST,

an a

LYNCI

workers Germany's competitive , cent pay government in the South position in the world halt the not to mention me nomal

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market deteriorat- Ohhe Ingers they are demanding. Catholic hierarchy secret talks gehts nicht bet der Post'"!

has Problems widen be a mis in lit lime between eminen. elana government crl: aggra- she That mene de ite aber: governments ohne Garheirle: for US in Meanwhile 1950s and 1960s. Dutschke a secret meeting ver der Fost netition usts enot abunda Profits, ears it was 670 DM Indo-China 700 DM i i tehlen were rising, FIGHTING continued yesterday along Cam- und

URDE

Success Kompong deep-water (Sihanoukville). w Wite these arents sord

'NO OBLIGATION'

The take with here real windrew from an ent

FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT

after they suspected they developi rafacilitate into a trap. would anding o al Benna under- us command is ernes on maur of aton seate here reTe German 'miracle" evoking preparations ' Dis Be stater Lon mark ins sieged capital. obsequiously followed Break siege na sets ol a bikes a demonstration. i by union leaders on decline wa reflection of this is to are seen above marching through Bonning workers ° Tories dir Chichester natural area for German ex- The dements alo peregrine

ALL TRADES

Gierek makes big paGerman industry hopes

UNIONS ALLIANCE

'an all-out

MEETINGS

organizations on both sides of Miners and the st November, the Fianna concessions to Investment Charter of Basic Eire Rights industrial underdeveloped so the an a i dired Send in the government much • some on POLAND'S new Stalinist leaders are already right, as they contiont continued workingdas r1ght Trade deficit espousing them right, as they confront continued working-class be illiberal let him boast of it?

or Ana There are reports of a

REPRESSION

Come to

BY ROBERT BLACK

LIBERAL

examples of collaboration i Alexandra Palace! Sedansk, scene of some of strike procress Force the Terpression "Washington Post' sees them- shing German Tories to resign! the hercest fighting in last great contrast t ruded over cases Frank month's strike movement. Michael Foo left-wing Republicar r Dutschke to firming that evidence cors ONDON: "Panese Albe alte Si. NWI said he b Tk se Past months Heisapointed sy the Poll I believe in the long-stand- ditions a d political question economies these countries are in great pondent in Poland has already marks astoriay. Activists meet arms thin Poland only cor made way con 8, 8 p.m. co-op. Hand, 4zS, Bal CombOskin House Coombe li Mormonty s ' An unprincipled sell-out' 38 on the Tradi se similar promises call for a rascary 12 demon 195er redeemedmulka

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New clashes and chapper, leadership of Cannon Fully * не но на there is may wil mate this year which is hanks one the Partomi Pralancia matter aside. commite, the local seney • political CP Industrial Organizer unprincipled sell-ou Egypt border Bert Ramelson steward in ramilitant shop

WEATHER

remialnea silent to this very day Iropaganda) Sheltered pays will are ot restore selloment by ed and barr Opportunist

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"I property confis shave rece Devey certainly behaved , Sheffield and Rother- ce received a sledge han Cn secretary: ast dont knocking has el. According Post both Santanion laws. estion in eme shetield Tor Zachodni ment is now very strong. Star, but not he following concessioned already agreed to able cris of Stalinism tea.

and misty in the S an the policy of the Rolls-Royce United States. • ildinchurches one buck fill's statemer r's tunerat of the "simp y to evade it Nasser's toolmen out Ask workers Hull The CP should ask the 100 londerful impressiory Engineers and he said peasanuly.). every maintenance strikers over pay

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Cher chore te consider st an episte Conciliatory ed last pr or in Workers official Passd spine sadat intered was tied tro

CORRESPÔNDENT

of every militant shop stewar sonine the black Blasts Rope Triang ta nient manage- must surely ROLLs kOrcE may lay y al those wit up for discipline by the Party!

employing about 8,000 workers at their These far-reaching measure: voted not to Presidentvel So scottish tactories next week oleaders ir following a strike by 400 tool Wyszinsky antween throughout the Production decide asked workers over a pay daresident sant it workers in alspute. * hone a stol ring. stewards' said rater Bum with Soviet Asgan Dam Welcomed the masse lacked ing Hill's statement be acted on is the coincid wins talks. meals and a score Mr Gestady " ack- same way. The VING Middle 80b Claphan a Sie. London: witre cane leaders dhe fact erat isracie Srera n Jerusalem merrias, police saaround onday, ha.