The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-10

take economic" substitute for or.
ganization at the point of production
propaganda open or covert for a split
in the l. w. w. and continued and
stupid attacks on the Red Interna.
tional of Labor Unions and upon poll
ticians."
Nelshbors to ths Police.
These things are, we repeat, the
work Of stool pigeons. Bowerman
works with the police to railroad Ar
thur Linn. Paddock is revealed as
serving in the military intelligence
service Of the government But these
are not alone in infamy. It appears to
be no accident that the injunctionite
headquarters at 1876 North, La Sale
street, Chicago, is next door to a po-
lice station and across the street from
the detective bureau. There are
thousands Of other offices to rent in
Chicago.
The man who selected this head
quarters was a railroad detective.
This much was told the members of
this committee and to members OF
the Central Executive committee of
the Workers Party by Joe Carroll
Carroll asserted he had data in detail
and offered to furnish it. However,
on October 10 Carroll appeared and
asserted before witnesses that altho
he possessed this data, he would not
turn it over.
At present, Carroll indirectly de-
tends the injunctionites and adds to
their propaganda by yelled attacks on
the Communists. The Federated Press
is victimized by Carroll in being made
to state the absurdity that convention
delegates have no choice in their
voting and that it was a necessity for
expultions Of the injunctionites to go
to referendum. This railroad detec-
tive, is responsible for the publication
by the l. w. w. Of two books glorify-
ing conference.-the against Soviet
Russia.
Ungag the PressI
Both the editor of the Industrial
Worker and the editor of the Indus
trial Solidarity freely acknowledge
that because Of the censorship against
discussions of policy in their papers
fully 80 per cent of the members are
uniformed of the facts Of this crisis
or any other matter of policy. This
being SO, a referendum is a deceit and
those invoking it sheer hypocrites.
Not until the l. w. w. press is I'M
gagged will referendums be worth
while.
Members of the I. w. w! The Red
Internationalist and Communists are
not at all neutral. We are partisan
to those workers in the l. w. w. who
wish both to prevent split and bring
the l. w. w. into action as a revolu.
tionary instrument for the immediate
struggle in wage wars and the final
overthrow of capitalism. We are
sworn enemies of all who would cease
the struggle against capital and divert
all energy to attacks on other work
ers' organizations. Revolutionary
education must accompany job or.
ganization. There must be no separa.
ton. To accomplish this we invite all
sincere revolutionary workers to or.
ganize themselves into a left wing and
hammer out a fighting program.
Only in this way can the life OF the
/. w. w. be saved from the split now
under way. Only in this way can ev.
olutioDary principles be made a part
or actual struggle. Only in this way
can all disruption and deviation be
defeated. And when revolutionary
unionists organize there is but one
center to which they may look for
fighting cooperation and assistance
the Red international of Labor Unions.
Defeat the splittersl Organize for
unity and revolutionl
Red international Afflllatlon Com
mittee.