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workers press INCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER • PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY • NUMBER 68

• FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1970

Al Fatah claims

ISRAELI TROOPS

USE POISON GAS

THE PALESTINIAN liberation movement Al Fatah Spiro claimed yesterday that Israeli troops are now using poison gas. 'Curb

-ELIALESTINE

the press' The gas was used, said an Al Fatah spokes- Agnew man, on commandos fighting Israeli forces in

XX ZIONISM

the South Jordan valley on Wednesday night.

Apart from normal casualties, two commandos in

SLAVERY

are now suffering from the effects of gas

• FREEDOM

poisoning. Saigon No doubt encouraged by the complicity of highly.

L-EATAR

placed French government officials in the Christmas WHILE his tour of Asia departure of the five Cherbourg-built gunboats (now continued with a well- in Haila), the Zionists are now stepping up their guarded visit to Saigon military pressure on the Arab people.

US Vice- yesterudy, President Spiro Agnew In the background, egging them on, while officially was named by the "disapproving, is United States imperialism-the main ternational Press Insti source of arms for the Lionist government of Mrs tute as the most serious Golda Meir. threat to freedom of in- formation in the western world in 1969. Germany visit in t Tereli also yesterday in Bonn that pres. на азрест Foreign Eban is to visit Wesi vermany during the second half of February Th of Nassers f the Arab 'Summit' has revealed the ban • demagogy, lor denina Nass Aeration with: the constar peration Unemployment may top

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feudal reg repal peo the interests of the 700,000 in 1970 Piece-rate win... FOLLOWING the announcement of the 3,500 redundancies pent-up this Rolls-Royce division, employment but productivity han release i affected pessimistic at the finding vacancies for out of of Unconditional threat remains Employers rebuff C.I.R. the above WORKERS at Acton's CAV factories this week piro Agnew which could a skirmish

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strengthen the whole combine in the fight which happened test i t increasing attacks o on the will certainlv follow the introduction of a new Lucas-CAV wage structure in February.

as factories ore sho Back mouthpiece industrial correspondent way? Ased nailams: number in ibe entire night shitt at meet would the fast che mitte end ol next deda. renomes hat penalt Acton It this latest

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reac bestial sys out on Tuesday over a dis- tions to the Commission on rate Discipline Howr Industrial Relations first Terror and destretions reports published thi Only t sens eek should be studied care rate face serings lever d apitalist system The Arab people, ake the fully by all trade unionists.

stewards eate the manage.

chane tomation vi bi The in mid-Decem

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'ha minimum on Lon don's from circu- predicted Mr Dull. vice-chairman or the new Lon don iransport executive, at a conterence to mark the over London trailed GLE the Tory-con- The with all other of a multipics would have con sidered the light of the unancial situation at the time, Sale However, the comnlaint o the executive —Y.S. national secretary made as he took over, ting profits targe million these year, makes 'START the New Year with a massive surge increases almost a certainty forward in the campaign to stop Wilson's visit to Young Socialists' national secre- Washington',

*600 KILLED AT MY

villager who used to live tary Sheila Torrance told the Workers Press in has de- written Udl yesterday. tailed account of the massacre US The YS plan a massive pub- there Charane

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make SurE a letter sent the January 11 demonstration thousands Buddhist in proposed trip Leveal everal shop stewards' com- writer's identity for fear of stay home uls sately branches have already booked The author was not presen Curine he killings nilt arrived Their coaches

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blood-pres- home three hours later. on u porters to lae went shooting up all He described them as inter- "We particularl wercome sure national systematic Britain support the we ve had over yesterday genocide'. members of the young com- tens of Thousands of 600 dead munist League in the areas, workers showed their New is the highest made so far.

said Sheila Torrance. Year teeth by staying away of them are support- conflict from their jobs. national leadership

VIETNAM

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-who rejected have Dockers brought the nore for united soldiers have heet action 40.001 Tone King Street stop ot lvernoo Manchester and redn the last nima van Hull to a standstill with over visit ana, Ike fighting in Vietnam, 100 ships lying idle lenders Communist spokesman Party, have retused to sien On Merseyside, more than Saigon yesterday. ouT netition. half of the 1,000 men who Sheila Torrance's answer worked Wednesday after- national secretary Barney noon changed their minds.

Davis' contemptible reply NEW CZECH PURGE: The letter calling for ment of 1000 a total o- Czech Communist appear rartynas 454 turned in Workers Press. announced another waVE expulsions. 100 of Manchester's The terms of the announce- YESTERDAY'S batch of sig- 3:500 Soakers repo reported ted and the supportine cam naign included that of Mersev.

targets for Carworkers in London and side secretary area Dubcel Liverpool - - particularly Velleamere, an mem- at shitted their allers

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workers press INCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER • PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY • NUMBER 68 • FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1970 Al Fatah claims

ISRAELI TROOPS

USE POISON GAS

THẾ PALESTINIAN liberation movement Al Fatah Spiro claimed yesterday that Israeli troops are now using news of poison gas. 'Curb

HELIALESTINE

the press' The gas was used, said an Al Fatah spokes.

Agnew man, on commandos fighting Israeli forces in

LY ZIONISM

the South Jordan valley on Wednesday night.

Apart from normal casualties, two commandos

SLAVER)

are now suffering from the effects of gas

FREEDOM

poisoning. Saigon No doubt encouraged by the complicity of highly.

THIS

placed French government officials in the Christmas WHILE his tour of Asia departure of the five Cherbourg-built gunboats (now continued with a well- in Haifa), the Zionists are now stepping up their guarded visit to Saigon military pressure on the Arab people.

US Vice. yesterudy, President Spiro Agnew In the background, egging them on, while officially was named by the 'disapproving', is United States imperialism-the main Press Insti- leillallullai of arms for the Zionist government of Mrs tute as the most serious Golda Meir. threat to treedom ot in- formation in the western world in Germany visit i Institut criticized Agnew's use pares also announced in Bonn that it was The most serious Eban to visit West craeli Foreign vermany during the second half of February.

sa spect Zionism, ther oh, which cie tradi for lio in the grows deeper f Nasser's has demagogy, the pressure Areas o Unemployment may top

C.A.V. ACTON

es terests of the 700,000 in 1970 Arab people. Piece-rate win... Like alidate nalist leaders Nasse FOLLOWING the announcement of the 3,500 redundancies has per t come but productivity The NOUS nOYCE

VISION

with Zionism exchanges anected areas are pessimisuc al lat nrosnects of unding vacancies lor workers pur Unconditional threat remains to bee Employers rebuff C.I.R. S vice-presides WORKERS at Acton's CAV factories this week national average. iro Agnes won a skirmish over piece-rates which could 970 threatens to be a ve may are canard on strengthen the whole combine in the fight which on the will certainly follow the introduction of a new the preside ted Lucas-CAV wage structure in February.

write industrial corespondent hiss way? costine, Vice President ky

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minimum don's underground may currenes TrOl ation inyl. this was predicted yester day by Anthony vice-chairman of the new Lon- conference London trolled GLC Tory-con the Is. minimum, with all 1 ne rarer mudoes one sidered uld he light con would nave to be financial situation at the time', he said. However, complaint of the chairmane new —Y.S. national secretary made profits million largel these year. makes 'START the New Year with a massive surge Increases amost a cerary.

forward in the campaign to stop Wilson's visit to Young Socialists' national secre- AT MY '600

KILLED

LAI':

villager who used to live Workers Press tary Sheila My has de- Lal yesterday. Taneo account or te massacre troops The YS plan a massive pub- there charging with killing nearly 600 people licity next campaien over the and piling the bodies four weeks-with a new leafet

TAT

Tens of a ditch deepen and posters on hoardings is contained in account over London- ma te sure militant 11 demonstration Church thousands Saigon, proposed trip would the

NOT

reveal centre stay home his safetv mittees The author branches have already • was not nreceni during the killings, but arrived Then

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blood-pres- home only three hours porters to the demonstranon. He described them as inter all 'We narticular we con cure went chooune ls national and systematic support we've Britain the over yesterday as genocide' Young members ni the come tens of thousands estimate of 600 dead munist League in the areas, workers showed their New is the highest made so far.

said Sheila Many of them Year teeth by staying away

• SUDDOLL•

from their jobs. their with national

VIETNAM

DEATH TOLL:

have rejected our Dockers brought the ports 40.18 soldiers have beer Liverpool, Tor united aCLIOn

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Manchester and the last nine years the King Street killed in Hull 100 stops ring ill standstill with over visit and. ilke a US fighting in Vietnam lenders The Communist in Party, have retused half of more than Saigon yesterday. our petition. the who Sheila Torrance's answer Wednesday on YCL national secretary Barney noon changed their minds.

Davis reply

NEW

CZECH PURGE: The calling for united full letter of 10000s a total o Czech action appear communist partynas 454 turned in. Press. morrow's Workers announcer another wave expulsions. Only The terms of the announce-

YESTERDAY'S

of sig- ormanenester's batch 1,500 dockers at Hand reported the 3,000 natures SUDDOrLIng cam- stayed away targets for Carworkers in London and side secre ary Dubcek Liverpool - particularly at Velleamere, an ASPD mem- Ford's—also took an unofficial ber. to the conservative nonady SIXTY Swindon trade union- More 50 per cent of none of Husak's earlier day-shift workers Ford's T&GWU-have Halewood warnings against In discrimin stave away signed a petition deploring th were ate burger mentioned! So vesteroav tew reported tor is likely that Husak is retreat- speeches the night shitt on New year'e Policy in Vietnam. defence ing in front Stewart Eve, admitted spokesman, those who want ba

• PAGE FOUR COL. 7

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the CIR which met protest, only Inger had ready hinted that this demand will be Editor Isaac The CIR's third report was, however, able to bring alwa minor success -- Deutscher at two small Corn- companieshe bigger These firms-who to be in close contact witn une of British Contederation dustriec- —conic well indicate PRICE 9s 6d that the employers are seeking expose impotence the the CIR's present Dowers Tory govern USUAL PRICE £l 15s will ment have giving for Revolutionary Above all, the managements

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PAGE TWO

ON SEPTEMBER

12, 1965, 'Pravda' printed a defamatory reference to Trotsky. Some days later 'Krasnaia Zvezda', the army newspaper, did the same. The question is - why? Why does the word "Trotsky- ist' ring in so many people's ears as a synonym for oppor- tunism and betrayal? Why was Trotsky, a true companion of Lenin's, not re- habilitated after 1956 or after 1961? A professional revolutionary and conspirator, Lev David- ovich Bronstein (Trotsky's real name), who joined the social- democratic movement when he was very young, is today ac.

used of factionalism. Yes, Trotsky was a faction- alist-and so were the August bloc and the 'Mezhraiontsi'.

Other members of the Rus- sian Social-Democratic Party also belonged to factions: Lunarcharsky, Uritsky, Volod- arsky, Bubnov, Rykoy, Vorov- sky, Dzerzhinsky-all militants whom no one accuses of every mortal sin, in fact quite the contrary. Lev Davidovich Trotsky was one ot the leaders of the October Revolution in Petro- John Reed, grad. who later founded the American Com- munist Party, wrote that the October Revolution was Lenin's and Trotsky's Revolu- tion (certainly not Lenin's and Stalin's). Trotsky was president of the Petrograd Soviet of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies. After the Second Congress of Soviets he became People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs and then People's Commissar for Defence and for the Navy.

He founded the Red Army and encouraged the develop- ment of young Red Army com- manders, including Tukhacher- sky. In 1924 Trotsky relinquished the struggle for power, but this did not diminish Stalin's hos- tility towards him. A highly- intellectual man, an eloquent orator, an exceptional journa- list, Trotsky aroused the unre- lenting animosity of the crafty Georgian. Aside from their personal disagreements, there were political serious differences between them. Trotsky upheld the theory of the 'permanent revolution': first world revolu- tion and only then the con- struction of socialism. Stalin, without rejecting internationalism, proletarian gave priority to 'socialism in one country. Even former comrades of Stalin's Trotsky supported theory as it upheld the inter- ests of the state while Trot- sky's programme was always changing and seemed to have no future. Thus Trotsky was replaced. Trotsky himself was a re- markable personality, but at the same time he was extreme- ly contradictory and change- able. He expressed opinions on every aspect of all prob- lems combining a profoundly democratic spirit with a dicta- torial manner. Following numerous debates and intrigues, Trotsky was expelled from the Party and two years later, left his coun- try: First in Turkey, then in France, Norway and Mexico he organized his supporters with feverish activity which culmin- ated in the creation the Fourth International in 1938 at a conference of all the Trotskyist parties. Trotsky's authority was so great that the Internationàl Zionist Committee in Paris Trotsky founded the Red Army and encou of young Red Army commanders, includin

HORKER PRIS

struggled against the (which Rothschild, Leon Blum and posi spanis epresentative I have opposition • do not Marshal ano olners belonged At present I managed to get into asked him loin their

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with Trotsky's ranks. home on Mav 28. 1940. political arree He visited again Trotsky refused, affirming on June 12. Dos on Dur i consaer min lo Then be an nonest revoludonary. 1 Mercader-Jackson that the cause he detended was Co-

NIKVD.

plans do not belleve and wi never internationall wished orolnated criminal nelieve the allegations about them success visited the shrugg e With the He t his agreement with Hitler and the creation of an Israeli rotsky again out untoreseen Ribbentrop', he continued. republic. stopped circumstances Just All all Lenin- him from carrying out Stalin's ists, all supporters of socialist "rocky's activities never at the arranged hour. ceased to frighten Stalin.

democracy, 1940, will the end of the 1930s, hinally on August lu. democratic spirit, agree Near using pretext the that with Raskolnikov's statement, when the professional revolu. wanted to chow rotsky fionaries and concnitators had Will l DeoDle wno want article. Mercader went to see been expelled from their lead. he truth be known. Two "accomplices' sional bureau ats and he des- and the Long ve one trut Trotsky's Down with falsications of ater history! *Trotsky Trotsky's wife heard an agon- Y.M., 1966 was afraid She would seize opportunity 121ngl cry. study... to increase his activities in the Trotski lying by Soviet Union twith his smashed door head Trotsky killed. Stalin ordered 'What happened', she cried. short time before his death lackson. answered 1 rotsky. the exiled Trotsky as it he were saving. It's had. wrote: wrote his nened' wite in her DESPITE its many inaccura- 'Once again fate has memoirs. cies and mistaken concen- But short-lived. funeral me a aedy.

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will be but the tions, this document of the this celay An undercover NKVD agent.

soviet onposition is bernade the which the Snaniard kamon del

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place one of the most signficant Mercader, was sent to Mexico wn ody was burne to carry out the sentence pro- his bones could be buried only that we have published nounceal not easy ia. hid his viercader name ana easy to penetrate attemois to torce that arove nim Trotskv's friends He stated kill for along time. role friends (alone court that "rotsky des. ideas, as the of Mexico, which important troyed my personal life. General defended in his struggle against With Spanish passion President Stalin. claimed Trotsky had Lazaro careeras). Mercader, 'hancee" -Trot- Nevertheless. It has been written with all 'Jackson' ing the pseudonym limitations years cording to the criminals' plan, censorship his- alnis Mercader torical distortion. reave une house calm v alter the mureer and do round the corner. where his wife and mother would be waiting in a car. This car was How different from the consciom to take the 'sacred family' distortions of Trotskyism car- Soviet ship would set sail hait from which thet over a simi period could have Com In studied sen- both materials tenced by court sides the without He years' monsonment. bureaucracy has beer near Prague Stammist line. supportIng since ou (in nassing let us noint out well ast Trotsky that the was a and The honour of Hero Soviet Union to him 1040 Y briliant pe politician, of Trotsky's Petro- many who people wanted know the trum Bolshevik about him wven today he has support.

ere in many countmes who call themselves "Roichevik. enin. ists. The political influence of the Trotskyists is insignificant, but of them have linked that from It goes withe t eatina with Raptis, general secretary of the among for International. icandidature ample of, Trot- say: former Algerian President ben Relia. for first. upon arrival the rotskyb took "Trotskv did not derail train' wrote F. torted amon • conny to Stalin in 1020 with 'As you know, the nave never the been a proved Army and encourag development dificult ideological matters, himself equal to the anders. incuoing unachevsk Lary. on task and

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'An undercover NKVD agent, the Spania Ramon del Rio Mercader, was sent to Mexico to carry out the sentence pronou in absentia. He has lived near Prague si his release in 1960. a loyal supporter of the Party of the revolutionary proletariat.

as much cannot be Clearly, said about many of the new Party members entered on the list' (vol. 41, p. 447). His role as founder and leader of the Red Army is restored to its correct importance, as is the depth of the political, as distinct from personal, differ- between Trotsky and ences Stalin. The author, most probably be- cause of a lack of access to the writings of Trotsky, pre- sents the programme of the Left Opposition mechanically.

Trotsky, with It is true that Lenin, insisted that socialism not be constructed in could the Soviet Union, or indeed in any single country, without the aid of the world revolution. But, at the same time, Trotsky was the foremost advocate of planning and industrialization within the Soviet Union, and never argued that until the advent of the revolution in the west, the Soviet economy had to stagnate. Likewise Stalin is credited with not rejecting internationalism, while giving priority to social- ism in one country. 'Socialism in one country' was, in its very essence, a rejection of proletarian internationalism, for it undermined and finally destroyed the revolutionary of international communist 1919-1922. It was not a question of empha- sis — less internationalism, more of 'socialism in one country'-but of a fundamen- tal antagonism between the two programmes. The document is correct when it states that many of Trotsky's supporters in the first years of the struggle against Stalin— Radek, Smilga and Preobra- zhensky being among the most prominent-capitulated to the bureaucracy when it swung to the left after the collapse of gent, the Spaniard sentence pronounced I near Prague since the right-wing course of 1924- 1927. Their motives for so doing were undoubtedly mixed, but it is not correct to say that Stalin's theory 'upheld the interests of the state' and for that reason some of Trotsky's ex-comrades rallied to the bureaucracy.

They doubtless thought that the dangers of capitalist restoration were so great in the period prior to Stalin's collectiviza- tion drive that political differ- ences had to be sunk with Stalin in a common struggle against the Bukharin-led right wing of the Party. Trotsky denounced them for this political capitulation to Stalin, though agreeing that the main danger to the Soviet state did come from the pro-kulak right wing of the Party. Critical support for the Stalin-led centre by Trotsky never went so far as to submerge or re- nounce principled political and theoretical differences. Stalin's zig-zags to left and right create the optical illusion —if Stalin is taken as the centre of the political universe —of a reverse series of zig-zags by the left opposition. During the ultra-left phase of 1928-1934, Trotsky was indeed 'on the right' of Stalin and the Communist International, just as Lenin was 'on the right' of Third the ultra-lefts at the Congress of the Communist International in 1921. He has gained access to informa- tion-much of it obviously the garbled versions available in official Soviet attacks on Trot- skyism-on the formation and activities of the Fourth Inter- Friday, January 2, 1970

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POINTS

West, Seath Toda.32 Spotls, spotlight South- Triumph Of Death'. "The West Works Report. Weather, Road Works В.В.C. 2 11.00-11.20 a.m. Play School.

Masina, Quinn Anthony and Richard Basehart. The 7.30 Pleather. Newsroom and story of unsuccessful an travelling showman and 8.00 Wheelbase. his partner, a half-witted 8.25 Cold Comfort Farm. peasant girl. Italian Cinema: 9.10 10.50 News and Weather. Federico Fellini's 'La Strada' with Giulietta 10.55 Line Up. Trotsky's alleged for become advisers to the capital- support Zionism Bella, must be seen in this ist government of Ben light. of genuine representalives Trotskyism. These and other In fact Trotsky expressed differ- illusions can now be rapidly ent views the Jewish ques- cleared up. tion at different times, and no But despite all these political doubt the author did not have criticisms, without can, all these writings available reservation, endorse the when producing his article.

writer's demand for a squaring of accounts with Stalinist falsi- fiers of history. This document in 1966, when the struggle of the 'Raptis' is, of course, Pablo, the opposition was in its infancy.

ex-leader of the revisionists, broke from Trotskyism Today we can be sure that Trot- who sky and his ideas are a subject with their theory that Stalin- working-class of intense debate and research ism under mass inside the Soviet Union. pressure could be transformed into a revolutionary force.

Those who fight against Stalin- in the Soviet Union will ism The writer-again through find that the road back to no Lenin in fact leads forward to fault of his own-is mistaken Trotskyism-the Leninism of thinking that the members in of his group, who indeed did today. Volodarsky (left) and Uritsky were leading members of the worked to bring about 'Mezhraiontsi' group with which Trotsky its merger with the Bolshevik Party in 1917.

ce Illons arva- ОПІО alved; mor scien- deal

EUGENICS

and t being at able to breed for and aecades. unde German science rating bụt where were directed to profit. mastering comparatively techniaues inese Aryanisin paper Dream realiz ugust that tim parch deous ability to freeze and sto spermatozoa of prized female f the Vitia caes sections effect the size on brain ca Delvis and so or One house bus can sor thousands have ilarly provide tho eggs for use anywhere world. tiona iques are aimose fum oped. under selec obviously have other po cuon® Wal nas been Istercu Eugenics for capitalism zeR An electron-microscope photograph of a pure gene (centre) isolate -a letter some rurtnering implanta give birth thus fatherhood way are leading oisoring a chose from list of named wnere the are ready tech- devel- Such allowed to choices inelr mother, admin- of the state. involved There is Lanci stittle not gain the indee to altered must be to come But ill te bat German suing experiments in or to be not

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composed single nucleus chromosomes both cells divide cultured alive tor many months. The prospect of introducing human chromosomes into say all de cs da acal The techniques could (or have been) devel- Hlay alcauy opea very aven Une present state or tne art.

great numbers of This way man-apes coula de producea- a new labour force? More docile. less demanding oI a human share oi the wealth the world, unorganized, bred to defeat and slavery. Une's mind should not ree at the prospect. Does anyone think would if its survival was stake! And capitalism in its est crisis is fascism- with the working class deteated. Would Miter s nave nest- tated tor a secone u tne niques had been available to ihıs then 1s a sketchy out line of some of the background sounded of who Isolatec valu cocalcis for the first time pure genes of nvine maller. Their technique involves viruses and une way unal cenes control bacteria. Isolation But it also could lead, non or olner genes in mene organisms. At thetr conterence leader Dr ot th Jonathan Beckwith, I'm will ing outweigh quences of handing over to a une co. ne also crilicizes the elitıst approach implicit in the scien- Anoller team member was or a repres- tist's views. equally pessimistic: Ireaucracy the powers of life and death. view of the work that ne argues that communıst done with bacterial ideals are based on a respect I don't think that for the creative this necessarily of 'choser have the res tack to each man, that 'we by no means rule over the and this strikes a pal in because of this finding.'

Halure uke a conoueror most important note but that we. with flesh. blood course suen pessimisn and brain. belong to nature And remember, this debate cannot be alowed to bass un is in the official press It must and exist in its midst, and that challenged; but equally, under- all our of it reflect a very of these and other in the fact have the seienusts other crea- ahead cannot be ana marxists waen nas never being able to learn its reacneo une surrace middle- Briefly, about the rellarks suen tecnnaues Engels. 'Dialectics of Nature' class and its fears open up immense v imoortant but the cass masters care questions for the present and In the soviet union now a nothing for such niceties. They the future. debate in the oincial press is ask for power from science, the over these very to prolong their desper- power his ibil torf me destructive, grisly senility.

ate, laboratory of the Instreste his life And they get it. Development untried techniques for repres soviet Academy nas expressea Sill Equally we the view that because of to must continue They are also not far from success of experimens carine tae task or develoning

COUT

realization. his Marxist philosophy of science In some cases the methods vegetative so that when it is our choice scientists could -all of the shall beings' exist our reman to de used not the pres- eventually is of only a few short steps from great decisions entiv limited numbers of gifted humans And mouth As one formal about His motives are also ol the some biologist put it: best. alities uns work can De usta lor une Time-scale social good is to create genocide (an outlook dangerous atmosphere oi the tmreatens as llal 'If I differ from the consen- arises from the existence would sus of my colleagues. it mav be nuclear weadons ne nevertae One of the great challenges less believes only in suggesting a time-scale tnat tne tecn. under socialism niques could be developed any- rather than the decades' will the everyone professor of which scientific achievé- cording to Dr tanve ogy at ments shall be put. to 'good' ends, an article •Experimental Gene which That will be hard enough Tue number or cemuses in une

UCS

anla evolution . however joyfully we may loo population bulleun or ine atomic seien- forward to the challenge used But a different view 1s taken tists, Uctober, 1900). from Dr Petropavlovsky of the Many scientists are now Philosophy of be compre- In the meantime, il we are Soviet the accom exact not to worship plished fact, the present stares Firstly quite not us in the face. that the raised mechanistically. ready falsely. Issues F.C. They see the likely conse- are rea or mmmediale. our mer rolved 1a 11- nucle- Trom ether. ch re- had it any iculty, the ild be IounG whom SINCE, based on existing evi- claims, set up by Lord Russell and Foundation be completely independent activities?

dence. vou characterize Ralph to Iready Since you are certainly not chnenman's nolties as beine o itories ased on 'middle-class radical so, does Russell apologists for anv of them, or why tor lord kussel amser. wov the don't you inquire into their could roles as well as that of Schoen- or into the ving a repro- Nonetheless, there is indeed Institute of Workers' Control? claims to be completely in the mystery Who initiated Lord Russell's dark?

Barbara Zeluck. Schoenman ? te the repualation 1l up. Resolutions were passea witt my full approval..! does not sound it were Lord iterent Russell. OUR position on the 20 or nature When you ask, whose role Bertrand Was it Lady Kussell, repulec the authority then has Schoenman to be hostile to left politics oI Russell Peace Foundation was exists world in all varieties? Or been travells : it notice. Coates nis quest tor noble causes to fuse embrace?', information should not one co back to the beginning and ask ris Farley, the 'On what basis was the Russell from Ralph or Chris

LWU

1C" sed be Peace Foundation set up in the maining directors of the Foun- will comment it if and first place?' dation who were Iulv aware wnen une need arises.

Was it, as Ralph Schoenman of Schoenman's whereabouts The lave a

THE MOST significant aspect of the work of the Socialist Labour League during the was, without doubt, 1960s its consistent struggle against the anti-Trotskyist revi- sionists, reformists and Stalinists.

The woolly-headed camp followers of these move- ments continuously stress what they consider to be the 'bad side' of our move- ment, that is, its insistence

BUT READ BY

on the need to develop Marxist theory. 10.000 They snigger and howl about our theoretical and organizational breaks from The record of opponents. the past ten years, however, places inese entirely new light and to the ponucal crealt or the seL.

1960 found the League con- solidating inside Labour Party Young the Socialists. step was politically prepared by a split from ultra-left OoDortunISt Ten. cencv Brian Behan, who, in collaboration with Es. anarchists Palace (Solidarity) deliberately set out to break up This work. They were decisively second congress Labour League in May ol liar vear. ane were expelled. We repelled all attempts by revisionists to divert us awas from Despite course. peated attempts on their Darl create provocations have us prematurely In September 1964, soon after the Young Socialists had defeated order to expelled by the Labour Party the Labour Party wing-which ther began a series Right wing won giant rally demonstration was held in majority for forthcoming betrayals Labour ondon, warning our bonde aean in Easter 19% 4963 and idea of a daily paper was Labour Youth government. In the same vear again in 1964. defeated only the right but the revision- wins 1sts as we Education The experience provided an invaluable for the oung Socialists, when, in the of 1964 Wilson summer and right wing the about expelling its ership. The Young Socialists had their

WON

TOT

no cler and corne belleved that these were vital to the future of the Labour govern- why they chose anal expulsion party he treachery of and solit Labour rather capitulate to witho 1%. revisionists joined hands with Tribune' and the wing making con- tinuous pleas not to 'rock the boat' supported teen year. expulsion The three years later in 1967. many out these Labour parle of these same without making a single issue policy and without one their members being expelled because they fought for

NOW

pole T That was the experi- the state capitalist 'International Socialist' announced that the Full subecription Two aditiona would not last (For any two days (Posted daily) 1970 wur yo bit have auched weeks, enter £10 a year O R you select) 22 10s. for three the higgest and most C1 for three months tious programme in its entire history. . I would like to subscribe to Workers' Press for of the Young This success Socialists entirely Wad owed the struggle for Marxist principles. Opposed Name Within international Trotskyist movement,

SLL,

end of 1960. hegan trom the to oppose the tendency on the part of its former collabora- of Se Se United Workers' ors, Party States, Post to Can Stre, London, el 20210) Workers Post to: Circulation nolitical cantuate Pabloism. This led to a serious split

WORKERS' PRESS

Y BANKERS

HIT BAL

NEWSLETTER

YEARS

SINCE

THE I

INDING BI CH

INTANATIONA!

4TH

TROTSKYISM

TODAY

BY THE EDITORIAL BOARD

fighting prices and incomes legislation with the SWP in the autumn know what they are dem- winter 1965 and

OI 190S.

101 Our theoretical conflict The correctness such course was by the anst all …the ooonents Was one ol arrest capitulation of the Marxism makes them aware of held in Britain.

ISSP

real issues involved in the We were foremost in majority of collaboratin United with class strug struggle fight on the dins and De were the this emphasis • attempts Ine allu the by the secretamar overy oled Toe capitalist coalition Mrs revisionism Silasi lue seamen s Bandaranaika in June appears to opponents our Toe summer oyoo rich from "bad side', would and this not possible make fought continuously betrayal cussed internationa advances public- the anti-union he Congress Workers Press ation ation the summer Collilit theory 1969, called Fourth 1 for an emergency Tee Inter 1uS Insistence national, held In ADri. nas also touno on all ins LaDOUl rarLy conterence As part of the International portant occasions during the there where Would Committee, and in close 1960s advocating initiall dis opportunity to discuss this laboration opment of these campaigns and United comrades, the working class. Because States the the SLI Despite the reason for the DeCI inc sular ones oI Ine Call see line of ine nent in the inter SOIlT Detween Young popularity DresenT national movement against Socialists and Labour 'Ston going to Wash- the wyson right wing, we were ington' campaign. the liquidationist effects Party long Pabloism. the forefront of the years Compare for Labour to take the power of the experience war, nave relate the experience tought to OI Ine workins class in britain taking place

AUSTS CH

Vietnam establishing this bond international solid- directed arity, against which main capitalist enemy,

•SON DUT THE TORIES!

Is al nome The fight for Marxist theor

NOT THE IMMIGRUNTS!

is inseparable from the devel- opment revolutionary

LEFT MP'S

spectives, which politica account the : stages of through which exemence

* INDON OUT WILSON

working class Is passing

SIONALISE BANKS AND

Theory

MAJOR INDUSTRIES

But it would be very wrong

WILLOW

to dealize the british working class as such naye peer considerable are still only part preparation lor vonuca Dallit the- 20a10st Tractonal oretical backwardness British labour movement The idealist philosophy the English radicals close v with this backwardness One

SLL

and YS demonstrations which included ang s nceed the orner side demands 1966 that the fight for socialist of the coin. policies against the government's treacherous anti-working class The danger of puncts what merged in spontaneity Sull movement wilk on a socialist programme. with that or taose movements believe Sow cevel ooment theore. who not believe in the we was "hic tical interest and the philoso- development of theory. absolutely in order necessary phy take working class part of The Campaign for Nuclear especially on the Disarmament entered experience yuulll position where Terormisa mn actoR. 1 mere nO

TOOIT

could mobilize half When complacency. clear that The and the

ILS

alllluat acmon- aavanced workers The Wilson leadership had become their success suaron. movement international 1970s provided we wage a now. to all intents and pur disappeared an and ruthless struggle betraying effective force. une movement, we carea uoon anu-tueory The Solidarity outlook of the British working Vietnam The et Mes To neat Wison Camad a silich falle followed and change Party the Labour leadership, preventing There can be no establish- Tory government from return of alternative ment ing to Parliament leadership without Contrast dI y The Communist Party Task beine cleariy unaerstoou 1960s the opposed were Tone

HOST

Despite all the claims by fruitful ever in the history of policy and in doing revisionists British Trotskyism. vided a left cover for Wilson.

dent protest movement would We were the first to begin We face the 1970s their the revolution, confidence. the forces OWIl

HUL

vuly piteably small. but immersed in acule crisis as well. Contrast such a record with ours. In August 1964 at the time Wilson was expelling the ownits Socialists, establish gan the campaign to within five • ually newspaper years. was ausnea by our opponents.

PRESS

It was an "idle boast' they

HIS TROTSKYIST DAILY

The turn on the part of the Young to DA:1 socialists afte Labour the trace from rightly entirely new British that would require a daily political newspaper. Workers' Press peared on September 27, 1969, exactly and yeais decided to go month after we aneda ana pubisa le tremendous achieve- ment was only be- cause the leadership provided movement was correct. students Our members fight harder South freet the 1969: Adult Sentember paper in the world. Trotskyist first than anyone else because they Friday, January 2, 1970 . agree

MUSE

with bro Melatchie in his comment on the ener onzy must decide' the shon foor (Workers Press, December The

TUC

seems to think that they and they only must take was Dosses nad against take immealate action illegal hold The big combines and their meeunes on the snip ana to minions nave barbara Castit take action ana trade readers representing toem have abour movement beretore workers companies and unions should Ings have Been have night tor leadershin that in the got time speaks for them and them alone. mediate tactory. was seaman employer and I has 'The employers and the Tud got the ucas Industeial Equip- ycals Knew then much about could such arbitrary want to put all workers *rievances Fazakerley, loggins and Ines DOsIuOn Ine seamed The the Liverpool. biggest weaDon - a posiuon waere we cannol

THREE

of after the First World War criminal agreements on This At this time the

AEU

points' as mentione aangerous the then negotiating not was, ng offensive an obati article onl 1 UV already culaelines ale Lists tained in the AEF's National Instance. Agreements nanabook une July-August, 1921 after excention being ballots before with the irect agent. italist class inside the working strikes. a reduction of 3s. discussions class To a large extent these have ployers, in the basic rate been got round up to now d November - December, 1921 strong shop-noor organization and and January, 1922... re multancv-.e lenoring SET raiser ards, the rules and making them up duction of 12, per cent ofi as this o alone the battle ume-workers and 1* per Lancashire his stage cent on biece-workers seems to have ended. une Ivegonanon Capitalism can no ongel and Procedure Agreement.

ATUA-YS

aftere to ivey of streetes.

August enemier 1922 signed on Tune 22 there

PUBLIC MEETINGS

Therefore more reductions. Stop Wilson's Period when workers have had Now In 19/0 we visit to decisive defeats; when trade unionism at 26, Washington Steers Generals of the For Messrs Suring the period of reaction are trying to force these re- the

BIRKENHEAD

Monday, January 5

TRADE

unionists should Tatorm of support for the study the record of the Com- 8 р.m. the All "his has now led directv to we Trades Unions ot the salte and the Alliance a position ot complete pros- Observatory Hotel the tration before the alternative trade unions. organiz- Oxton Road attack on shop-floor ation as expressed in the TUC At every stage the ATUA has pointed the way forward

OXFORD

will through independent class some members while the cP has ler nine acceptance or tnese Di Tuesday, January 6 their unions as a usetu cover 7.30 p.m. TOr getting out

COT

workers their growing In shelleld, the stalinists productivity struggles against smal нав were largely responsible 101 deals, work study etc. Blackbird Leys left-unity' campaign the really purpose Party militants which had its wno Community Centre certain electoral goals in the wish to fight will onlv be able important to co so wire me arua. Speakers: Paul Littlehales, Scanlon as AEF Hugh Presided No. 2 AEF .. rower (leading local trade unionist) sident. P. R. Bush lhe Party then covered up (in a personal capacity).

(Young Socialist) tor the engineers' yox wage and Scanlon's settlement acceptance of "strings'.

KEEP LEFT WEEKEND RALLY

the move- Is response to ment 1n toe working class asaost use covernment's pro- into legislation posed anti-union was to mobilize workers on a Saturday and Sunday, January 10 and 11 1970 neros paper shing gat marks 19th the Socialists' official Young 16 three-colour pages and with Stay home 20,000, it is the • curculation totemost yourn paper lE the labour movement today.

KEEP LEFT INVITES ALL ITS READERS TO THE

• FROM PAGE ONE

that cars по could

ANNUAL GENERAL

produced. At Dagenham, there was a 20 per cent failure to turn 25,000

MEETING

the Diall Si he Some 3,000 workers took Saturday, January 10 2.30 p.m. off yeolerday East India Hall, East India Dock Road Loncorare. Plant. London, E.14 Car workers components

LUCAS

TaC- them-—were Young Socialist National Speaking Contest not at work. Wales Hundred South un- aso ooserved tne Coal

DANCE IN THE EVENING

onca polar dana Board officials were unable to 8 p.m.-11 p.m. East India Hall give exact figures. Several steelmen hundred Spencer works The Crescendos at Newnort's were also away from work.

for The Element of Truth into

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Special appearance Soner area, gland d St and central

LONG JOHN BALDRY

southern Dull misty. Occasional seet or snow 8 p.m.-Il p.m. East India Hall later. Wind Cold. Maximum 3C westerly light moderate. (37F). and W centra

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England: misty with occasional sieet o.

Clearer Wind SnOW later.

YOUNG SOCIALISTS

wesley moderate veerine nortneny later, naude.

cola. Maximum 4c (3yr) Channel Islands, SW England:

CLASSIC CINEMA, POND STREET

Winds wes rain Mandy

HAMPSTEAD, LONDON, N.W.3

vesterly Milder "drazza,

STOP WILSON'S WASHINGTON

і поротом

VISIT!

FOR THE DEFEAT OF US

IMPERIALISM IN VIETNAM!

Edinburgh: Rain or snow

DEMONSTRATION

showers and bright intervals. Wind northerly fresh locally stron Below Maximum

SUNDAY JAN. 11

for old

SANTORY

ASSEMBLE: Speakers' Corner (Marble Arch), Sunday s norther, winds. (snow or ball showers 2 P.M. the North and hast. out sunny especially MARCH: via Oxford Street, Regent Street, aso Denoos Widespread West. toe Trafalgar Square past Downing Street.

frost.

MEETING:

Lyceum Ballroom, near Aldwych, 4 P.M. Details from 186a Clapham High Street, London, S.W.4 sers, London and Tickets for the whole weekend 12s 6d