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U.S. LABOUR SUPPORTS

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London, Decembor 1.”

Mr. William Groon, President of the American

Foderation of Labour, drow frequent applauso from the Froo World Labour Conforanco haro today when he pledged his union to the now International and declared that American workers are prepared át any cost to win tho battle for human welfare, decency and de- mocracy.

Denying that Marshall Aid aims at the capitalist control of needy countries, he said: "We do not want to dictate the politics of any recipient nation. Our unswerving ideals for peace put this responsibility upon us all. We want to make peace-loving nations strong and prosperous."

Of President Truman's now famous "Point Four" pro- gramme for economic as- sistance to under-developed countries, he added: "We will not allow this to become A new honeymoon for ex- ploitation."

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warned the Conference that the grent unions of the world are now facing a conspiracy to destroy them, and urged a strong International.

"We are ready to give our all to such a movement." he de- clared, adding that tho trade unjon movement could tend the world to peaco.

He ridiculed promises of eco- nomic security offered on So- viet principles. "Social security and forced inbour are the very opposite of each other." he said. "When labour Is not free to forge the weapons for its Im- provement there is no security."

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listed u series of food items which, he said, look four to six thues as long to earn in Russian as they did in the United States.

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"If any depression exista, it is in Russia and the Cominform, which has been saying that American economy was about to collapse. There is not a grain of, chains" of British control, which, truth in the propaganda that the he Bald, permitted "terrible" American economy is unstable." werking conditions in the laland. They had to fight not only Communism but Imperialism ar well, he said. The workers had no social insurance or collective organisation and their were extremely low.

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in Africa and some other countries," he said.

complained that the Bri- tish Government hnd shut суса

The debate was introduced by Mr. Irving Brown, the European representative of the American Federation of Labour, who said that in the under-developed areas of the world the problem is not to repair the old Industrial ma- chine but to create an Industrial organisation.

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it, to the injuries suffered by trade unionists in their struggle "The great masses of people against the Communists but he Hving in Asia, Africa, and even told the conference that the now South America must be assisted trade unions had successfully in the way of capital investment, "berated" the majorly of mem- technical assistance

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other bers from the Communist groups. measures, so that increased food-Reuter suppiles, clothing and shelter con be provided to eliminate the poverty and misery that have existed for so long."

Mr. Brown suggested that the common programme of the Inter- national should contain live points:

-The expansion of produc- tion and capital investment to improve everywhere the work- ers' standard of living.

2. Social security.

3.-The exposure and elimina- tion of forced labour in the

"How In Britain would you Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.

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The painiston of the role of trade unions in governmental and inter-governmental agencies.

Herr A. Proksch, at the Aus- The American Inbour lender trian Federation of Labour, asked said that what had been called the Conference today to help in a “recession” in the United States getting a State Treaty for Austria, since the war should more pro- which

suffered heavy burdens

perly have been called a "post-through continued occupation. war ro-adjustment." There was no depression, he said.

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