The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-11-21

Sucu LnluBS as the members seeing no
harm in appealing to capitalist courts
for control of labor unions would not
have happened.
TIME Red International Afiliation
4 Committee is proud to say that
from the first day it led the attack
against the injunctionites and split
tiers, fighting for unity on the basis
of revolutionary principles, aiding the
organization to overcome the an
archist tendencies that influenced
many members, some in position they
used to betray uniformed members
into the E. P.
We point out that while the gen.
eral organization was unable to send
its best forces against the Injunction
ties in the northwest, where the
struggle was most vital, able adher-
ents of the Red International were
speaking night after night on the
skidroads of northwestern cities, fight
ing the leadership of the e. P. and
saving hundreds of otherwise unin-
formed members for the l. w. w. The
r. /. A. c. has earned the enmity of
the emergencies, and we are proud of
it.
THE Red International Afiliation
= Committee has given unequivocal
and whole-hearted support as well to
the M. T. w. in their recent fight
against the shipping trust, it has
strived with some success to unite all
workers to aid the imprisoned victims
of capitalist dictatorship, of whom the
/. w. w. furnishes so many; and we
ask you to witness that these facts
are incontrovertible proof that those
who say the r. l. L. U. desires to
'1iquidate" the 1. w. w. are either
mistaken or wilfully lying.
Among those who have done all
they could to aid the l. w. w. in the
crisis, are those who in the past were
expelled from the organization by the
finks and anarchists who have found
their proper field as leaders of the
split. The convention should restore
membership to such expelled fellow
workers, who have not wavered in
their loyalty to the /. w. W., even
when it unjustly excluded them.
THERE is one point of misunder-
standing we take up here because
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liquidation" Anarchist elements who
were in close touch with Berlin, have
carefully spread the falsehood that
if the 1. w. w. affiliated to the r. /.
L. u, the members would all be driv-
en- into the A. F. of L. and the l. w
w. 'liquidated" Our adherents have
made clear, and we reiterate, that
the r. l. L. u. recognizes that the
|. w. w. has the position of the lead
ing union in several important indus
tries.
We mean to encourage the unor.
ganized in these industries to join the
|. w. W., but where other industries
al . uOAuihotCu NY JULIET uulOuS, "A. n.
of l.. or Independent, and the l. w
w. has only propaganda group, we
think that sense of realism and a
desire to advance revolutionary indus
trial unionism, demands that such
groups should, under the joint super
vision Of the general organization and
the Trade Union Educational League
work intellectually in cooperation
with the revolutionary left wing to
revolutionize the existing unions in
both theology and structure. But IL
is not required that even one !. w. W.
should give up his red card.
We are glad to say, also, that the
present conviction Of, we think, the
majority of the membership, that the
solidarity of the /. w. w. internally
does not depend ON a universal
finance system which enforces Grip.
ping limitation on industrial unions
that face different conditions, has
been materially aided by agitation OF