COMMUNIST WORKERS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 298, 10 September 1920, Page 7

COMMUNIST WORKERS

ITALIANS FAIL TO CARRY ON SEIZED WORKSHOPS MOVEMENT EXTENDING By Tolegr&ph—Presa Association—Copyright .Rome, September 8. Tho efforts of the Communist workers to oarry on the seized workshops are failing, owing to the technical and clerical staffs refusing to co-operate. 'Ihe workers aro extending their movement, and are kidnapping technical ex-' ports and directors in broad daylight, j I'hcy threaten to occupy every factory, foundry, and industry in the country, including the land, if the masters do not yield—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. DISORDER IN RUSSIAN INDUSTRIES WORKMEN'S OUTPUT AMAZINGLY LOW. Stockholm, September 8. A member of a delegation of Swedish metal workers which visited Russia states that monstrous disorder exists in Russian industrial life. The output of the workers is amazingly low, and Swedish workmen are capable of ten times tho output. The Russians aro impracticable and bad organisers, and must ami themselves of foreign organisers and workers to revive Russian industry. The. delegation submitted a plan to the Soviet Government for obtaining skilled foreign workmen—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. , INTER-COMMUNIST FRICTION FATAL CLIMAX IN PETROGRAD. j (Rec. September 10, 0.45 a.m.) London, September 9. Inter-Communist friction in Pottograd (eached a climax at a Communist meeting, at which shootings occurred. Ten were killed and twenty wounded.—ReuI ter.