Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05
COMMUNISTS COOK UP SCHEME
TO LINE UP NEGRO WORKERS
FOR B0LSHEvIST MOVEMENT

~ International Labor New Service.
Chicago, June a-rhe Workers
lcemmunisl) Party Of America, as
recently briefly referred te by Inter
national Labor News Service. has
worked cut plans for membership
drive among the Negro race IN
America.
This activity is In the charge Of
laNett foIt.Whitemau, Chicago
Negro. lie Is SAID 10 have just re
turned 10 America after spending
ulne months in Russia, where. Il h.
claimed. he Travelled extensively and
came into contact with many OF thr
far eastern nationallSts under the
rulership of the Soviet deeno,ism.
Reds Don't Work in Open
The Communists are taking consid-
efahlc pains to conceal the fact that
they are behind this movement, The
literature issued TO promote the pro.
jeet does not mention the Workers
(Communist Party Of America. nof
are the names Of any OF the nrami
nenl white leaders OF the American
holShevik crowd brought IN. Neither
Is Russia az Communism. belshsNlam
OF the Third International mentioned.
The manifesto, "A Call 10 Action.
Issued for the purpose OF aronanN
the interest of the Negro race Ia the
proposed formation of an American
Negro Labor Congress" 10 meet IN
Chicago SOME time during the coming
summer, bears the imprint OF the
Daily Worker Publishing Company,
Chicago, which ia the official daily pa
per of the Russian government In
Amfoica. Nearly every activity OF
the Russian plotiers In America and
their Ameriean-bof tools ate housed
In the Daily Worker building.
The manifesto Is designed 10 stir
up race antagonlsm with TIE view OF
gaining recruits 70 the Communist
party. The recruits are 10 be gtado-
ally taught the tenets of bolaheVism
until they become thoroughly poisoned
with the propaganda emanating ffom
Russia and which the Third interna.
lional Is spreading throughout Asia
and Africa.
| Plan War on Labor Mosemsnt
Tho American Federation of Labor
and the various International unions
affiliated with II are ON the list Tor
destruction by the colofed workers,
aeeordinp TO the plans rs promulgated
! In a rather private manner.
The gang Of white renegade Amen'
cane Ia the Daily Worker office did not
hesitate 10 lie In a bafc.faced manner
In their manifesto 10 the Negro race
which they prepared for lovett Fort
| Whiteman, their tool whom they have
decorated With the Title OF organizer
of the Ho-ealled American Negro La
b0f Congress.
The following paragraph taken ffon
the manifesto Is u fair example OF
| the misleading character OF the pro
paganda that W. u, Foster and his
gang of diaupters are putting out on
this subjects
THE white and black workers must
be made To see that they have "A COM
mon cause In the proposal of The
American Negro Labor Congress to
make plans for the wnging Of war
against the policy Of the oificiaidom
Of the trade unions which bar Negroes
from membership. our aim being TO
break down this racial discrimination
Recruits Sought In Trade Unions
That Is what they say out of one
side of their mouths, Out of the 9th
er side they proclaim that a parti-
enlnr effort will be made To gain re-
eruits from among the Negro work
ers who are members Of bona hde
trade unions They know, of course,
that there are many thousands OF
Negro members In the bona iide labor
unions affiliated with the American
Fedtratlon of Labor. but they make
poor attempt at deliberately lying
about that fact In order To deceive
and mislead the unorganized Negro
workers.