The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-26
EXTRA! A.E.OF |.
SHOWS SIGNS Of
CLASS LOYALTY
But 1t Was a Sign Only;
Defeat Russ Recognition
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climax he arose to oratorical heights
and preventative depths and shouted
Russia has all the necessary re-
sources; why in hell don't they work."
Andy Furuseth said he would speak
but neither for or against the resolu-
ton. But speak he would. 1t was 6
stupid resolution Andy said. He
pointed out that the car borrowed
money for aggressive warfare and was
overthrown Kerensky borrowed
money for war and the soviets over
threw him also. Then they repudi
ated the debts Of both the car and
Kerensky. America, England and
France had sent troops to collect these
debts, he said, but 1t was too big
job. Some nations are now trying t.
collect by using diplomacy. But this
resolution, it was too stupid to vote
upon intelligentlg.
WolI Uses sammy's Tricks.
Matthew Vol, crown prince to
King Samuel the First, pointed out
that the resolution did not ask recog.
milton. But he was against it any.
how. The committee, he said, had not
considered recognition. He remind.
ed the delegates" that Grassman said
that recognition Of Russia brot on an
attempt to destroy the democratic
republic" of Noske and Ebert; that
the English delegation said Russia
used recognition to put poison in the
British labor movement and had sue
ceeded in defeating the labor" gov.
eminent.
This statement referring to some
supposed attack on Russia by the fra
ternal delegates Vol made up out of
whole cloth, as the British and Ger.
man delegations had said no such
things as Vol stated. But Vol is
good understudy for Gompers and
he proceeded with more Of the same
talk.
Until a government of the people
and by the people and for the people
is established in Russia" he declared
instead of a government based on
murder, we will fight any kind of re
lationship," echoing Lord Curzon.
Frey Offers an Apology.
Delegate Brey, Of the Molders' I'm
lion. arose 10 s3olosize for the disturb
ance in the labor takers dove cote
He said that the resolution was
pushed thru the Molders' convention
during a turmoil" He added that
I"Since the virus Of Communism had
come into my union by the borers
from within, it had adopted rule to
expel all Communists and members o.
the Trade Union Educational League
if caught preaching their doctrines"
He asserted that the contradictions
and stupidity Of the resolution was
the work of incompetent creatures
who rushed it thru the Molders' con-
vention and that the membership was
opposed to It."
Silent on Sabotage.
The fact of the sabotage of the
resolution, probably to make it sound
contradictory and stupid" by the ON
mission of the two sections quoted
above, was not admitted by Frey.
That it was deliberately done is the
consensus of all the newspaper re-
porters at the convention.
Sam Gompers. smelling chance TO
show his servility to the anti-Soviet
policy Of the lean government
said that b. full accord" with
Sillinsky'k that we should
not interfC ? kind of govern.
ment the AN people want. But
he claimed at they have a govern.
ment they did not choose. The Ker-
ensky government was "a choice Of
the people," Sam asserted, the first
and only suffrage enjoyed by the Rus.
SLAMS" This proper parliamentary
procedure was rudely interrupted by
the dispersal of the Kerensky govern
ment by work. class bayonets and
Sam rose to of order against
such action.
"If You kne. 90 Knew"
Continuing, Co said that "If
SilIinsky only had N the documents
shown to the senate committee on
this question, he would know that
there was indisputable evidence that
the Soviets took advantage OF English
recognition TO destroy the labor gov
eminent, that the Bolsheviks we're try.
ing to destroy democracies and labor
movements of the whole world. and Il
II was an advantage to recognize
Russia, why did the labor party con-
denim Russia in the last election"
Who Forged Letter ImmateriaI.
"It did not matter whether the So
called zinoviev letter was forged or
mot" according to Sam, ut was
couched in the language OF the So
viets. All circulars sent out by them
are the same" He added that when
John Ross Campbell. Communist edi.
tor OF England wrote, he wrote just
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