I.W.W. WAR ON SOCIETY

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 250, 16 July 1919, Page 8

I.W.W. WAR ON SOCIETY

FOMENTING LABOUR UPRISING. With utter disregard of the fact (hat efforts are being made during this recnusii'uction period to bring about better relations between employers and employee" the I.W.W. at its recent convention in' Chicago (says the "Christian Science Monitor") passed a resolution embodying the declaration that "employers and tlio working class have nothing in, common." i'li© resolution was 10 the effect that an interchange of cards be madl between tho I.W.W. and ail revolution- . ary organisations ill foreign countries \ that subscribe to the foregoing decJaraIt is evident from this and other declarations made by Hie I.W.W. here that the organisation is bent on iomentmg labour troubles and is aiming at nothing less than industrial revolution. An attempt is to be made by the I.W.W. to call an international , conference in order to make arrangements with foreign radical organisations for tho exchange of membership privile ijes. It was brought out at the convention that not only, are tha I.W.W. carrying on propaganda through their revolutionary litorature, but, according to a statement by ono of their organisers, they are attempting to take advantage of . the unrest and discontent v.herever found among the working class to urge an industrial revolution as the only solution of the labour problem. The I.W.W. are making a strong effort to reach . the foreign working class, and at the convention a motion was ixissed that a weekly paper and pamphlet? be printed in the' Croatian lancnage. The chniniwn faid there were 30.000 Croatian .minors in the west they wish to reach.