The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-22
Labor Spy Macdonald Comters
With Mcmahon IN EdsLey:s Den

"'A pleasant time was had by alPt
Let us consider for the moment, the
group that had the pleasant time,'
and after we have outlined their con-
nections, you can imagine for your
self what they meant by "a pleasant
time
81. James Maurer openly advo-
Gated defiance of our courts!
Why?
SO. Abe LefkOwitz added en-
phasis on the same method. (Per-
haps he will teach the PIONEERS
ways and means of putting such
practices into effect? We under
stand he is member of the
PIONEER cOunciD. Are THESE
AMERICAN IDEALS?
''S. Robert w. Dunn who Eve
have shown in our past cOmmunica-
tlons) is a teacher at the Workers
Communist School, is also a mem
Der of the National Committee of
the organization, international La.
Dor Defense endorsed by the
AMI wan WI
Party and controlled in some in
stances by the well known Com
munists) spoke on Company Unions.
Robert w. Dunn is also active in
the American Civil Liberties Union.
"Are you using the services of the
International Labor Defense or the
American Civil Liberties Union? The
record of the American Civil Liber-
ties Union is interesting.
q. Arthur Cook, the celebrated
A. j. Cook, renowned exponent of
radicalism in England j.. the no.
tOriOus Britisher; he who led the
Communist army on its march to
London; the direct Russian repre-
sentative of the English Communist
Party -. A. ]. Cook. Nice Com
panions!
%. A. ]. Music, too, of Paterson,
Lawrence and BroOkwood College
fame Is it true that they teach
Communism at Brookwood?
"Why are Maurer, Brophy and
Music guiding spirits at Brookwood?
SO. LOUIS FRANCIS BUDENZ-
What did he advocate? UNFOLDING
our laws; could this be probable?
"What excuse can you offer for
your conservative (?) organizer
LOUIS FRANCIS BUDENZ in his
selection of such associates? Is it
that they are better labor men than
President Green of the American
Federation of Labor, President Nc
Mahon of the United Textile Workers
OF America, and numerous others
whose names we might mention, who
are not only loyal union men, but real
AMERICANS?
Draw your own conclusions. . /.
WE DO.
"By the way, does it not seem that
the radicals referred to in this article
have great confidence in Mr.. BU-
DEM? Is it because they have
found his aims and ideals zen rap
port" with theirs? Have you not
reached point where you will share
our opinion-that we are rendering a
wonderful service to your organiza-
ton?
please, Mr.. Geigas, do not enter
tain angry thoughts toward us, for
truly, we are trying to assist you.
and the day may not be far distant
when you will realize that the expense
and trouble involved in our efforts to
demonstrate our support (by educa-
ting you in radical activities) was
prompted solely by our genuine in
terest in, and determination to lin
face of all seeming obstacles) foster.
conserve, and protect through the
medium of "safe and sane" conserva-
tive labor forces, the ideals, principles,
and safety of our great and glorious
tatherland. w H Al GREATER
TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN LABOR?
"You may feel perfectly free to re-
quest data on any subject pertaining
to radicalism in your union. We will
go even further than this-we will in
vite your personal inspection of our
files where you can find such data
and plenty of it. We state confidently
and without fear of contradiction. that
we know of organization activities
even before you do.
That you are conservative, Mr..
Geigas, we concede; Furthermore, we
do not hesitate to impress this
fact on the employers, but WHEY
are you going to start the War en-
Radicals?'
Every truly yours,
(Signed) ga. r. Macdonald, Inc
president" ~