The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-22


many and lining up the workers OF
this country to save the millions OF
the House of Morgan and the fortunes
of the British Empire.
Irishmen active in the movement for
Irish freedom cannot remember any
notable contribution made to the cause
Of Irish independence from England
by Fitzpatrick unless his support Of
the war and of Woodrow Wilson can
be considered in that light. Fitzpa-
trick also pretends to favor an Irish
republic yet. he worshipped the lead
er of the Free State traitors Michael
Collins, who was as much responsible
as anybody else for betraying the re-
public. This is q sample of Fitz-
patrick's consistency.
One delegate feared that the Com
munists were going to turn the craft
unions into industrial unions. Dele
gate Walt of the irone workers raved
and ranted, but 1t was difficult to catch
his words. What herwanted to say
was, that he was tired Of the Com
munists and did not want them in the
local unions or on the floor Of the Fee
Iteration. He had no word Of censure
for the scabbery Of the United Gar
ment Workers. 10
Delegate Wise protested that "se-
crets" of the local unions, found their
way into the DAILY WORKER. This
gentleman with the Masonic Order
conception of trades Iunionism, was
sore because some insanity that came
out of his befuddled brain, was ex-
posed to the rank and file.
Put Them Wise To Wise
Delegate Overgaard of the Machin-
lists Union, told another secret and
that was that Mr.. Wise, the anti-Com-
munist, had no objection to accepting
Communist money on the payroll of
this same DAILY WORKER. III l
hated an organization as much as
Wise hates the Communists would
not accept their money" said Over
gard Several delegates who knew
f, Wise, thot he got sore on the Com
munists because they jerked him loose
from the payroll. He has another rea-
son, which is stronger than that. Wise
is a congenital faker, and mountain
of ignorance, while possessing at the
same time badly inflated ego. A man
with such accomplishments is a natur-
al enemy of Communism.
Kipling said that the female of the
species is more deadly thanuthe male. "
Whether she is or not, Mollie Freed
man, who claims to represent the off,
cialdom of the strangulated Interna-
tional Ladies Gorment Workers I'm
ion, proved that she was Just as stupid
and as INSCRIPTIONS as the wise Mr..
| WISE" when she took the floor. Mollie
uses her eyes as well as her lips when
Grating. She is a product of Brook
wood College, that home of Greenwich
Village radicalism and class-collabo-
ration bunk. 2Ea4pe
She took a position close to Fitz-
patrick and proceeded to1ay the Com
munists low. She quoted her beloved
leader Samuel Gompers, attacked
William q. Foster who was once my
friend and yours" shifting her optics
towards Fitzpatrick with an air of
martyrdom. She told of going to New
York for her vacation and finding a
big rebellion there against her pay
mester Sigman, Perlstein and Fem
berg. Bad work Mollie,. to get fresh
with the payroll! Local garment work
ers wonder what Mollie wanted a va
cation for They say she has done
nothing heavier than drawing her
salary since she came, to Chicago.
They say she is incompetent. She has
not organizedd any garment workers,
but she is willing to place her spout
ing ability at the disposal of the pay
roll gang. w
Brookwood Intellectual
Mollie Freedman was not in Chicago
when Dora Lifshitz, l. Davidson and
other garment workers that she ac-
cused of cowardice were on the picket
line fighting against the thugs of the
employers and of the city police de-
! partment. We remember that Dora
Lifshitz was given a position of i'm
portance during the strike by Pearl
stein, even tho that creature had her
expelled from the union, for being a
radical. When the shoddy Brookwood
intellectual was learning how to CO.
operate with the bosses and maintain
her respectability the Communist
girls in the International Ladies' Gar
ment Workers Union were busy or
ganizing the workers. d Mollie Freed
man, thinks the unions are the private
monopolies of the officials and "out-
siders" should not butt in. I'VE have
1uarrels in the family, but it's nobody
else's business" chirped this faker.
She also accused thee71 elected off,
GERS of locals 2, 9 and % Of having
Incorporated funds. No doubt the
thousands of garment4workers in New
York who are solidly behind the sus-
pended officials will be interested to
hear this. 80
Charley Wills, took THE floor after