The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-05

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| corrupted the proletarian character OF
the organization, which has handed
over the power in a large portion OF
the Workmens Circle into the hands
of petty BOSSES, contractors, religious
obscurantists which strives to deaden
the proletarian soul of the organic
alton and which robs the dissat-
isfied members of their rights in the
organization RELOCATING them to the
position Of members at large" Alb
ramovich hobnobs with the worst ele-
ments Of the official labor movement
who have long forsaken their probe
tartan ideals, who have become fat.
cynical and self-satisfied, and who de.
spise revolutionary struggle, revolt.
tionary strivfngs, revolutionary prole
tartan ideas. BY his speeches and BY
his campaign Abramovlch lends pres
tige to THIS disgracefuI coterIe. Alb
ramovich has embraced the self-same
repellent creatures whom in former
years he summed and despised. Alb
ramovich does harm not only to the
workers of Russia and Europe, but to
the American labor movement as well
Abramovich's official organ is The
Wecker, known among Jewish work
ers as the Sewer pipe of the For
ward" swW
Abramovich Is the Laughing Stock
Of the Glass Conscious Ameri-
can Workers.
The more enlightened workers OF
this country have recognized the ma
ture Of this capitalist agent. The con.
scious elements among the workers
have given Abramovich the full meas.
ure of contempt he deserves. Wher-
ever they come to his meetings. they
tgreet him with Traitor" "Iiar,'
"Counter-Revolutionary!" "Man-Sery.
ant of Capitalism" so that it becomes
impossible for him to speak. Wher.
ever they do not appear, his meeting
halls are empty. In New York. in the
New Star Casino and the Hunts Point
Palace halls the workers protested
against him, shouting, making short
speeches and singing the Information.
al, so that the agent of capitalism
was put to shame. In the same citv.
when the workers refused to come 10.
cooper Union, the hall was glaringly
empty. In Philadelphia his meeting
turned into fervent demonsrationsin
favor Of Soviet Russia, Communism
and the Communist International. In
Boston where the revolutionary work.
ers gathered at separate meeting.
Abramovich was compelled to make
his speech before couple of hundred
shop keepers, businessmen, union bu-
reaucrats and policemen. The work.
ers have learned to know Abramo-
vich. They slapped his face so loudly
that the sound of it will be heard as
far as Europe.
Abramovich Under Protection Of
Police and Spies.
The representative of the yeIIows
can speak only when surrounded by no
iicemen, guarded by spies, supported
by strong arm thugs and watched
over by detectives. The servant of
the bourgeoisie calmly watched the
police of Philadelphia arrest at his
meeting several dozen Communists.
he gave his sanction to beating nm
Communists and shedding their blood
wherever they dare express disagree
ment.
1t is for all these reasons that the
workers of America can have only
this to say to Abramovich and his
friends:
Down with the servant of capital.
ism!
Down with the agent of the yellow
international!
Down with the lackey of the For.
ward gang!
Down with all traitors to the work.
ing classl
Long live the proletarian class
struggle!
Long live the social revolutioni
Long live Soviet Russia. the first
republic of workmen and peasants,
Long live the Soviet government
OF the United States!
(slgned):
Central Executive COMMITTEES,
Workers Party Of America.