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Da FET ge ee ee, . ee eee RE : 8 ” . ¢ Met woke FF mo eee acne acne a7 wet oO cope at sou Paty _ ii . ‘ we rye? : Jorganizatfones should not come into the fineriioan Federations of Labor @xX— cept at their own terms. Secretary and Direotor of the Amalgamated {Textile: Workers’ Union. | Cneot the guests of honor at Inter-collegiate |Secialtat, “Society: conference. Member of Paoubty of Rand School. |ecort WEARING), ‘New York City. lRattortal writer. for various: Communist papere; Exeucti ve Committee Ameri- lean Union against’ M4litariems. Liberty. ‘Defense Union; People's Council of America;: Intercollegiate Socialist Society. ‘Indicted for violating the |Repionage Law; disoharged from University of Pennsylvania because of un< &merioan teaching; similarly Yeleased from University of Toledo; became lan arch=propagandi st for radicaliam; Denounced Liberty Loans; now Dean lof the Rand Socfalist School; one ‘of ‘the founders of Bureau of Education founded by I.%.W.3 speaker at numerous, open. forums and especially tries to get. inte schools. and student forums; in this connection, he was ‘ine vited by the "liberal" students of Wiboonsin: ‘t.0 address them, but per- _jmission for.him to appear in University. ‘Halls’ was refused by the. Faculty: |. so that his address was delivered off. ‘the campus; President ‘Atwood of AClark ‘University summarily.-broke off: Ais. lecture while he: was. addressing the students, on account of 4ts éxtreme ‘radicaliam; was allowed to speak at. Dartmouth as one of the few remaining free Gol leges, Direotor. of Tabor Publication Society; speaker in- ‘Conference of ‘League for Industrial Demooraoy; one of the sponsors of the Youth Movement; author of various ooka,: O41 ‘and the Germs of War", -"The Next Step", ato., advertised in. "The Nation"; one of inoorporetora of. American Fund for Social Services 7 epeaker for. ‘Single Tax. In recent ‘epeech- paid, “If British labor fails a ss athe: rid". gave in the methods. of. "i 14 tical ‘power, dietatorship of: workexe” He criticizes the labor govern~ | - nd expr, opriation. of the capitalist ] ment in ‘England for its conservative’ nds says that. the school system jig @ ‘propaganda. organization for -the maintenance of the present - order, hat 4t 4s not honest or'truth seeking and that the only way labor can ., {come , into its own is to get emugh intelligence to do what has been done ‘jan’ Rusaie “(to prevent future wars). --Prediots that the Red Flag will be lover. ‘the Mhite House some day. - ~~ mazrer: NELLES, ‘Cos Gob, @onn.. ' ~ tioutall be iow York Bar) One of the conference to perfect .plans: for. the. “Committee of 48°, Counsel for Elia in. deportation proceedings. One of the signers of "A Challange. to: 1 the ‘Btienda of Free Speech", in "The Nation", January 32, 1924.” JULIA & . "CONNOR, Boston, Vass. - Delegate to American Federation of Labor, Portland, 1923. FRIMONT OLDER, San Francisco, Cal. Associated in Socialistic work with George P, West; author of. article on ‘eaders for the rank and file of laborers. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE T—1169