The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-20
WOrkerS'EnemieS
Exposed

All workers and their organiza-
tons are warned against the follow
ing enemies of the working class.
Samuel Upper (Miller) of New
York City, former member of the
Workers Ex-SerYicemen's League,
has been exposed by the City Com
rnittee Of the w. E. s. L. as an i'm
p0stor and swindler, who has falsely
claimed to be a member of the
Communist Party and even a mem
Der of its Central Committee, who
has nisrepresented himself as an or
ganizer Of the w. E. S. L., and who
has swindled money from a num-
Der Of workers.
Description: He is about 6 feet, 2
inches tall; has a ruddy face. front
teeth missing; can speak quite well
from the platform, using a very
flowery language, recently seen
speaking on the corner Of Seventh
Street and Avenue A.
Samuel Wsllach, of New York
City. formerly a member of the
Communist Party, from which he
was dropped about six months ago,
has now been expelled from Post
No. 191 Of the workers Elk Service
mems League as a disrupter and
swindler, who has slandered lead
ing members Of the w. e. 8. L., who
has been seen talking with police
f11ar1 ~ dam ~, .fyso F;ov,. o,15 ,,-La 1.As
stolen various articles from the
people with whom he was living.
Description: He is about 5 feet, 8
inches in height; weighs about $50
pounds, is dark complicated, and al
most always has a stump of CT
gar in his mouth.
Joseph Fox, of Dawson and 163rd
Sts., Bronx, is a counterman and
a member Of the A. F. L. Food
Workers Union He was a member
of the Food Workers Industrial
Union. Has been expelle d
from the Communist Party as a
counter revolutionary Trotzkyite,
who sneaxed into the Party and
pretended to be a sincere and loyal
Communist only for the despicable
purpose Of trying to disrupt and I'M
oern1ine the revolutionary work of
the Party.
BY covering up his real charac-
ter and purpose he succeeded even
in becoming the organizer of the
Party unit, to which he belonged.
But as soon as he felt sure of him
self in this important position he
began to show his true colors by
various disruptive actions and pro-
vocations, the aim of which was to
bring dissension among the mem
beers Of the unit and to undermine
the united front work of the Party.
A characteristic instance of this
occurred at the end of the taxi
drivers strike, when Fox was re-
sponsible for provoking a fight be-
tween Socialist and Communist
workers by f1inging the ugly word
liar" at a Socialist worker.
When he saw that this kind of
action would not be countenanced
by the Party, he abandoned his
sneaking. undercover tactics and
came out openly as q counter-revo-
lutionary Trotzkyite.
He is aged q; dark mustache;
hair. brown; eyes, brown; height.
5 feet, inches; weight, approx
mately, 1875 pounds; complexion.
dark; face, long, thin sneering ex-
preston; usually affects brown or
dark gray suits.
Phillip Kaufman, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, formerly a member of the
Communist Party (about 10 years
Ego in Cleveland, Ohio, and about
s-vo years ago in Brooklyn, both
:snaes Only for few months, dis
appearing under serious suspicions) :,
has now been exposed as a danger
ousiy unreliable and racketeering
element, who has fraudulently col
lected money in the name of I'm
employed Councils and has tried to
obtain money from a Party mem
Der under the pretext of fixing up
things" for him with his landlord.
Description. About 81 wears of
age, about feet inches in height;
bald fair complicated, blue eyes,
wears glasses. For q tine he was
member of the Red Front also.