SDF NEWS
SDP NEWS NATIONAL—Phillipines, Pa., Mass meeting and concert, celebration of Britiaa Labor victory, Sunday, September 23, I a. av, Labor l'durational Center, 41» S. IMa Jet- Spaaaara: James...
...Meeting under joint auspices ml ai?.K, SP., W.C...
...But this number of workers made available falls far below the supply required...
...The Economist remarks: "The alarming conclusion which is emerging from the present manpower position is that many employers . . . are still living, if not in the 19th century, at least in the 1920's, when the existence of abundant supplies of relatively cheap labor made it unnecessary to introduce any radical technical changes...
...but it will now be possible for at least some members of the defeated German Army to make their acquaintance in person...
...Pad., meetary leader, OOP...
...The committee urges an International agreement to abolish peacetime conscription...
...The cotton industry and coal-mining are in an equally depleated condition...
...Auspices, J.S.V., W.C...
...for the fall and winter months...
...Newer...
...Speakers to be an-Menced...
...The Economist wares the Labor Gov eminent that though nationalization and rationalization are not mutually exclusive, "It is Importen* for the government to realize that tbey are by no means identical " In e.ity times, we sre told, the Socialist idea was that all we needed was a greater degree of equality in the division ef the product Whether this notion was correct in the past does not matter...
...la addition te hie activity hi the Society, Schmidt was widely engaged in the Socialist sad Labor movement in New York City, as well as is the Workmen's Benefit Fund...
...Improvement and more efficient management...
...Nationalization No Cure-Ail i^S the new British Labor Government prepares to take ever the banks, coal mines and transportation systems, the London Economist comes up with a timely warning that nationalisation in itself will not necessarily bring about improvement...
...Nationalization may be good or bad...
...That BegaaseaeV acted on instructions from Monro w is obvious His visit to the Church sad hie fraternization with Father Eulogi was a further step on the road of trace, virtually concluded between Ike Soviet GoveraaMBt and many surviving emigre leadera ·' Tsarist R—ia...
...British industry has out-of-date equipment and methods...
...Social Democrat issue No...
...directed toward the mention ef Ra...
...SDP NEWS NATIONAL—Phillipines, Pa., Mass meeting and concert, celebration of Britiaa Labor victory, Sunday, September 23, I a. av, Labor l'durational Center, 41» S. IMa Jet- Spaaaara: James MeDeviti, r._jlf--t, Mate Federation of Labor, ?tS...
...is in the mail...
...Pa., at...
...These leadera cauander their eni Sir.a...
...It contains a number of excellent articles en postwar problems and the program ef Social Democracy here and in Britain...
...Despite his illness in recent years, he carried on his work with loyalty and energy...
...The British labor force will be for many months far too small for the tasks which it faces...
...LUDWIG SCHMIDT DEAD L UDWIG SCHMIDT, President oi the Workmen's Mutual Fire Insursnce Society, died on Wedaeedsy, August 29, st Ihe age ef 69...
...August Clacssens speaks st Victory Celebration in the Center, September 22nd...
...Output must be Increased...
...Liberty-leving workers have lost a .launch friend and an indefatigable ce-werker...
...S.D.F...
...While supporting a "sound national security program" it opposes "legislating a foreign device mto our American life" as long as our men in the armed forces have not returned to civilian life...
...The dangers of bureaucratic dryret are outlined snd means suggested for .voiding them...
...inians, Byelorussians and others) a nit invites Ihe old leaders of Tsarist lime...
...lo ret ?? ? home...
...Public meeting November 4. "The Progress of Labor and Socialism—Here and Abroad...
...Tickets for Liberal Party Madisea Square Garden Rally, Wednesday, September 26, prived at $1.20 and 60r, are now on sale in the S.D.F...
...Experiment, it U conceded, Is neeessary, snd if government ownership or control results in new ways of doing things, it msy result in grest good...
...PROBABLY the unhappiest of all Hitler's "aryan" cohorts now working as prisoners of war in liberated countries are those engaged in the reconstruction of flooded Walcheren island...
...One feature of the situation which is causing alarm among employers, we are told, is the fact ..hat discharged war-workers are reluctant to return to former occupations because of low pay...
...City Committee, Jewish Socialist Verband will hold a convention October 12th, 13, 14th...
...their activity waa are ay...
...New they are glad te see the great generalissimo trsveling their rosd, snd they gree him eith pay...
...Stalin praises, exactly a. Russian patriota did before 1917, the ( realm*, ef the Russian people (a...
...arranged...
...1.00 a hundred NEW YORK CITY^ With the Town Hall meeting on Friday, Sept...
...An hour of work in Great B.itain," the editorial writer proceeds, "produces less in material product, relative to other countries, than it used to, snd less than it will have to, if the British people are to keep their place among those with high standards of living...
...N. J., British victory relebratasa) Tuesday, October 16, Nasal Continental...
...This group of Germans, working at Vlissingen (Flushing), Middle burg, and West-kapelle, have just been assigned a new guard detachment—the Jewish Regiment of Palestine Volunteers who, as part of as part of the 8th Army fought bravely in North Africa and Italy...
...Thus competition could be retained and the nasn-sgers would be kept on their toes...
...In the building industry alone the regular peacetime force of 1*300,000 was reduced during the war to 645,000...
...But only if the government goes forward in the direction of technologies...
...Bos-lea, Mass., Dorchester Forum Sunday astraisa?s opens In October...
...New leaflet en "The New Communist l.ine A n..tbei Bolshevik Fraud" is getting attention...
...In this and in other ways dangers csn be avoided...
...sls's might, rether than toward inter ml posMicsl or serial reform...
...The government and the trade unions also share in the guilt, the Economist thinks...
...Joha Phillips, President, Stau Ci.O...
...The municipal campaign will have priorities, nevertheless, branches will meet and plan educational activities, forums, socials, etc...
...Eulogi, S man of .evenly seven, wes one ef the prominent leaders of the pro-Tsariot emigr?tie» and, before the revolution, one ef tht heads of the notorious "Union of Ihe Itussian People" — an organization very similar, ia its words and deeds, to Nazism, oa Rus-aiaa seiL The pogroms, fee instance, were actn emreevaged by that Union, and Eulogi waa well-known laroe?hnel Russia as it* spiritual chief...
...The London ? (nimm ist, remarked in a recent article: "Of all the problems facing the new government, none will be more urgent or more baffling than that of restoring the labor force of essential peacetime industries...
...and trade unions...
...Labor is in short supply amd is no longer prepared to be 'cheap...
...Mark Wiseman has been elected chairman ef the temporary committee and Father Kaneli chairman of the editorial committee...
...14, as the opening affair all branches and asa?iatea are getting into action...
...LABOR NO LONGER CHEAP IN ENGLAND The British have tar more urgent reasons than have Americans for insisting— as the Trade Union Congress did st Blackpool—on a speeding up of demobilization...
...The viii...I roe I Hi en ef Kaeaian Communists with Russian resctienarie* brings abeet a revivsl of old terms, phrsaea and alegans in the Soviet vocabulary...
...Lest we become too damned righteous about German and Japaneae atrocities, and the looting and raping by Red Army soldiers, Arthur Bryant reminds us in his Yemrs of Victory that French soldiers committed frightful atrocities on a mass scale in Portugal, and British soldiers wantonly looted cities in Spain, in those years between 1802 and 1812...
...J. Cold well...
...The industrialists find themselves face to face with a sellers' market and are unable to adjust themselves to the situation...
...August Claeaiena, and others---ptttebarra...
...Jewish Regiment Gvards German Prisoner...
...and trsde union...
...of Canada, apeak, at public meeting November 26, afternoon, end at Doha Day Dinner in the rverrrnf...
...But no Increase in Irving standards will result If nationalisation is nothing more than a change In ownership...
...The wheel has now come full circle...
...British Victors Celebrstioa...
...Locale and branches are urged to order bundles for distribution...
...of s mighty, expand mg Umpire ss realised asaiar Si.tin lesdership...
...Braach in Amalgamated Heenes, Bronx, will have a Symposium and Dinner on October 7th...
...The blame for this backwardness lies primarily with m.nage.nent, but not entirely...
...contrasted with the less retisble I a...
...COMMITTEE TO OPPOSE PEACETIME CONSCRIPTION A NEW YORK CITY Citizens' Committee to Oppose Peacetime Conscription Now has been constituted at a meeting recently held in New York...
...STALIN'S COALITION WITH RUSSIAN NAZIS On September Z, a significant event look elate in the Orthodox Church in Paris: a eeaanineat place ia the firat rew waa xr.ip.inl by the Soviet Ambassador, Alexander Hogomolov, while the Mrtiopolii.ii Eulogi wss saying mess...
...Bronx County Committee is arranging a Campaign Dinner gathering for October...
...Since the public corporation, so effectively advocated by Herbert Morrison, Is the favored device far government administration, the author suggests that there be created several corporations for each industry, each assigned to ene part of tha country er one section of the Industry...
...Nazi prop* aganda consistently avoided mentioning these Jewish tighter...
...city office and Rand School office...
...Bensonhurst Branch meets Monday, October 1st, in the Vladeck Center, Bay Parkway and 64th St., Brooklyn...
...Pater Lea, N. J...
...By the end of the year it is planned that some 750,000 men will be released from military service and about 75,000 will lose their war jobs...
...The main problem te how te change the situation, to introduce nsodern technology and so raise production...
Vol. 28 • September 1945 • No. 37
