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It is true that in Russia today there are few workmen (I do not, of course, speak of the Commun- ) who believe that the dictator- v1 of the Commuaist party is the dictatorship of the proletariat. On the contrary, the barrier between them" and "us" grows more and more evident to the Russian work- fog class. And that is natural enough, Nevertheless the Govern- ment is not looked upon as though it were something mot of the Rus- sian people. . The masses were not the main motive force at the begipning of the Bolshevik seizure of power yet in the course of tha struggle to save the achievements of the Revo- lution the destiny of the masses was closely allied to that of the Belshe- vik dictatorship in so far as the counter-revolutionaries of all shades fought under the anti-Bal- shevik flag and made the Russian Revolution itself and the Russian working class, as the carrier of this Revolution, responsible for all the Tell Skinny Men How To Put on Weight If the flat chested man whose ribs are almost bursting through his skin doesn't' try to make hime self look like a real man, no one else will, When any man or woman needs more weight, they ought to be told that the greatest of all flesh build- ers iz McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets, McCoy takes all the risk--Read this ironclad guarantee, If alter taking 4 sixty cent boxes of Mc- Coy's Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes any thin, underweight man or woman doesn't gain at least § pounds and feel completely satis- fied with the marked improvement , in healfh--your druggist ie author- ized to return the purchase price. Ask Jury & Lovell, Ltd, J. 8, Mitchell, W, H. Karn or any good druggist. EE ---- Project Your Clothes Free Kennedy"Moth Bag, with on Red Cedar Flakes 25¢ BM, AM i ------ a real or imaginary crimes of the Bolsheviks. This being so, there ing masses into the apparatus of their dictatorship, writes a corresponglent in the Man. chester Guardian, The Communist The N.E.F. (New Economic Pol- icy) which was introduced under pressure from the peasantry, brought a psychological change. The work of restoring Russian in- dustry was accompanied by an un- exampled' exploitation of labour. "Rationalisation" in the West Eu- ropean sense siniply does not exist in Russia--the technical and ad- ministrative leadership is far too corrupt and dishonest to allow of such a thing, The working class gradually came to the conviction that it had committed a! political error somehow and somewhere, and that the Government does not really defend the interests of labor. This process of estrangement from the Communist dictatorship has reached great intensity amongst the laboring masses, Warkmen who join the Communist party now- adays are not, as the Pravda' boasts, of the "best." On the con- trary, they are the scum of the working class--careerist and "men on the make," bent on personal gain and advantage, But thera are not many of them. The "hun- dreds and thousands" af new mem- bera who ostensibly come "straight from"the mine or factory" are most- ly young Communists or Commun- ists who have "come of age" (that is to say, young Communists whe have reached the age of 23) who are admitted into the party, A self-respecting Russian proletarian nowadays does not join the Com- munist party, the members of which are looked upon not as "the defenders of the working class," but as "defenders of their own skins' The workman who does joia the party is usaully quite frank about it--*'I shall get a het- ter job," he will declare, 'and I shall not he dismissed." This, in fact, is what a workman admit- ted to me the other day, He was one of those whoehad joined the Communist party after the Oe- tober manifesto--*I shall sgon get a job through the party La@@r Ex- change," he added, 'you can wear out a pair of hoots hgfore you get one through the ordinary Lahor Exchange." He had been a "young Communist," These things are THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1928 Protein and Minerals | to keep up the milk flow Your cows will fall off in the milk supply at this time of year unless you feed the right quantity of protein and minerals. All milk cows mist have both or they will give less milk. : .. is a scientifically 'blended and concentrated feed, and is guar- anteed 18% protein, Also contains one per cent. calcium edible minerals. No guess wark about feeding Quaker Dairy Ration since it is a [) ble bone meal and © te, one per cent, er necessary N waste for cows eat it clean. 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The weariness and the apa- thy of the masses, the monopoly of the press and of public meetings, and the threat of dismissal from the factory are mow sufficient to keep the spirit of revolt in bounds. In times of crisis (now, for ex- ample, when there is a shortage of food) the workmen are allowed to fee] their priviliged position. They reeeive extra rations, and none: except those who are em- ployed in the factories are admitted to the co-operative stores, Nevertheless, in spite of such concessions, the working class is beginning to realize its true state. The Communist Opposition has done a good deal in this respect, The Opposition derived what force it had from the ever-growing, dis- content of the masses, who, with faltering steps, are seeking a way out of the blind alley into which the dictatorship has thrust them The workmen have not entirely ceased to feel that the factories, in- deed industry as a whole, are "theirs," but complete disillusion- ment is Goming, for the pressure on the working masses is too great, the conditions of labor, are too hard, and the management of the factories reveals the '"'employ- ers' mentality' much too plainly, As for the trade unions, they are always on the side of the manage- ment, Indeed, this is where the breach is widest and where the new awakening of the Russian working class has really bexun. "Our trade unions do not defend us. We have no organization that represents our interests." 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