THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR
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BILL HAYWOOD ON THE ROCKS.
Whenever the individual right to the
enjoyment of ability, energy and thrift,
used within the bounds of strict honesty,
and without a tendency toward
oppression of the less fortunate, are
tampered
checked.
some men will prosper, because of
their initiative and administrative
ability, while others are not able to
make advancement, but, as a rule, the
people lacking initiative do not suffer
because of the ability of others. They
with advancement is
This means, of course, that
are, in fact, furnished with jobs which
mean a comfortable living, and the
opportunities to rear and educate
their families, through the initiative
of the other man. The I.W.W., the
communists of all grades of radical
ism, are excellent propagandists, but
poor administrators, with minds full
of theories which, if carried out,
would mean general  Burglary and the blocking of all progress. America's former disloyal citizen, Bill Haywood, has just found this out in Russia, where he has failed in the management of a colony he had organized to work out his Utopian ideas. 