The Connecticut labor news., 1924-01-12

l tildt III edCn C1Cy at least a feW or the party members be assigned by the party. organization to assist the friends of Soviet Russia in conduct should work in cooperation with other workers who are helping to carry on the friends of Soviet Russia work. They should, in the case of affairs for the benefit of the friends of Soviet Russia be the connecting link between the party organization and the friends of Soviet Russia work through which these affairs are given the support of the party members. "The International Workers Re lief Committee, with which the Friends of Soviet Russia is affiliated, has undertaken campaign for the relief of the workers of Germany The Friends of Soviet Russia has assumed as part of it's name the added title Friends of Workers Germany and will carry on this campaign in cooperation with the international workers relief"
 This movement to assist German relief" is made more interesting by reason of recent discoveries of Rus sian Communist tactics in that con nection. Seymour B. Conger, in a dispatch dated December 28, pub lished in the Philadelphia Ledger De- cember 2o, discussing communist "re- | lief" for Germany, says:
 "As a tangible example of how this was done, the Bolshevists consigned a shipment of arms, munitions, hand grenades, etc, from their sea base at Stettin, to the International Labor Relief headquarters in Berlin, mark ing the cases Relief Supplies or Gifts of Love- This consignment luckily was intercepted by the police en route.
 Another Bolshevist institution known as the International Organiza- ton for the Relief of Revolutionists has just sent $4o,ooo for arrested Ger man Communists and their families"
 FACT NO. 1s.
 The Communist InteTnationa1e has from its organization in 1909 directed active warfare against the American Federation of Labor and similar or ganizations of labor throughout the world. The Communist international congress of 1920 declared in part: Our main enemy is the opportunism in the upper ranks of the labor move ment here is our main enemy; we must triumph over this enemy and leave this congress with l a unanimous and firm decision to carry this struggle through to the end in all countries. This is our main task"
 At it's congress in 1920 the Com munist Internationale adopted the ia nous twenty-one points, which were land down as the terms whoch com munistic parties in all countries must | accept in order to affiliate to the Com munist 1nternationale. This program of twenty-on. points was reafhrmed just one year ago, in November, 1922, | and stands today as the condition of affi1iation and as the final authorita- tive program of the communist dic- tators for world revolution. Every affiliated communist party agrees to the twenty-one-points. The Com munist Party and the Workers Party in the United States accept these twenty-one points and base their pol icies thereon. Point No. I8 Is as fol- lows:
 Every party which desires to join the Communist Internationale must systematically and constantly develop communist activity within the trades unionis, the workmen's and factory councils, the consumers sol cieties and other mass organizations of the workmen. Within these or ganizations it is necessary to organ ize Communist "cells" which by con- trades unions, etc, over to the cause of Communism. The "cel1s" arel obliged in their daily work to unmask everywhere the treason of the social patriots and the hckleness of the Center" The Communist "cells" must be completely subordinated to the whole party.''
 Illustrating the faithfulness of na- tional communist parties to the or ders issued from Moscok is the fol- lowing definition of the duties of al communist in America as formulated officially by the Communist Party in America:
 "A Communist who belongs to the A. F. of L. should seize every op- portunity to voice his hostility to this organization, not to reform it but to destroy it. The I. w w. must be upheld as against the A. F: of L. At the same time the work of Commun- ist education must be carried on with in the l. w. w."
 FACT NO. 1o.
 Soviet propaganda in England, ex- actly like the Soviet propaganda Tn the United States, was described in note addressed to the Soviets by the. British government IS months after the Soviets had signed trade agreement with the British govern ment
 In that note, September Y, 1921, the British government specified So- viet propaganda in Great Britain in violation of that agreement, as fol- lows:
 "(a) Soviet funds were used by the well-known Bolshevist agent, Kopp, for provoking a revolution in India.
 "(b) The Soviet emissary, Dr. Ha- fig, set up, with Soviet money, al bomb factory in Vienna.
 "(c) The Soviets carried out revo-