New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

n AHaHtH "fNAtt -
groes 20 the cause
Rend the American Federation
Of Labor and lead the unions into
the fold Of Sovietism.
for their lie. liberty and happiness,
and 70 establish collective ownership.
Management OF Industry
Together with this collective owner
ship the workers government will as
quickly ~ possible develop the manage
uient Of the industries by the workers.
Through the establishment Of this
communist system Of industry the eE-
ploitation and oppression Of the work
ers will be ended. As the power Of the
capitalists In industry wsnes and COM
munifm il established. the struggle be-
tween the classes will disappear. and
the dictatorship OF the proletariat will
become unnecessary and will cease 70
function. The government will become
an instrument for administration Of in
dustry. and the full. free communist
society will come into being"
Propaganda Among Negroes
In is efforts TO attain its detectives,
according 70 the program, the organ
ization's agitators are 10 conduct an
extensive propaganda among the "work-
ing farmers" and the negroes. But its
chief field is 10 be among the members
Of the trade unions affiliated with the
American Federation Of Labor -- the
boring from within" process Of placing
its agents within the union ranks for
the purpose Of agitating increasingly on
behalf Of communism in endeavors 20
disrupt the Federation and bring the
unions into the fold Of the soviet.
As 20 the direct connection between
the Workers Party and the Communist
International Of Moscow, nothing 10
said in the program, although many Of
the delegates 20 the convention wanted
the program 20 declare fatty for "open
communism While IL was deemed
prudent tha. this be omitted, even fear
Of the Department Of Justice did not
restrain the delegates from adopting a
resolution on Soviet Russia" which
contained the following paragraph:
Workers, Forward with the Work
crs' Party. Forward 10 the victory Of
,he American socisl revolution under
inc leadership and guidance Of the
Communist international"
And just before they concluded tho
convention by responding 90 a call FOR
"thrce cheers for the Communist In
'ernational" and by the singing Of the
Tnterna,ionale." the delegates voted
unanimously that this eablegram be
sent 20 the Russian Soviet government
AZ Moscow:
"The second national convention Of
the Workers' Party send greetings %
tho Communist International The
+ convention reports with joy tho hb-
,cnce Of an factional.sm The con.
ycrtion devoted itself to tho construc-
l tive WORK % building a powerful rcvo-
Z lutiouay movement In America Al
reports indicate greater influence Of
tho party in the actual struggles Of
+ tho workers. We 20 forward with new
treng'h and enthusiasm Long live
communism and tho International"
National Institutions Menaced
That tho Workers Party seeks 70
disrupt established institutions In the
I'm ted States other than those in
strictly governmental and economic
fields. along The lines OF what the
Soviet hes done since 80 went into
power 'n Russia, 10 proved by some
Of the literature it has published.
The following is quo'ed from "Com-
munism and thc Family by Alexandra
Iolontsi, a booklet bearing tho publ
cation imprint of "the literature do.
r7rimcnt of iho WORKER Party:
"fhe familyi 10 coaFing 20 be a neecs
s.ty for its members a. well ~ for the
state. In the Communist so
ciety TIE working women will no Longer
have 90 spend their few hour- Of leis
ure IN cooking. since there will be In
tho Communist society public restau.
rants and central kitchens. 20 which
everybody may come 90 take theil
meals. Marriage ig hcnccforts
60 be transformed into a sublime unior
Of two souls in love with each other
each having faith in the other: thil
union promises % each working womar
simultaneously the most complete han
pincss This free union. instead Of tn
couiugal slavery Of the past that Il
What the Communist society Of to-nor
row offers % both men and women.
The national headquarters OF th'
WORKER Party At 100 Broadway is
small. narrow ONCE. barren Of carp
and with dusty white walls
There are about score of elerica
employees, the comparatively fev
males ehieAy noteworthy for the 10
tense glanees they direct a. strangers
and tho predominating feature OF thl
girls is bobbed hair. which appears q
remain IN fashion among feminine up
holders Of the .rse-freedom-for-man
kind" idea
IN addition 20 the national ofies N,
organization maintains a district ofBe,
in New York City. The other district
ofHees are located in Philadelphia. Bos
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