The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-01
CONTINUED from last week.
III. The Tasks of Organization of the
Various Sections on the Field of
Propaganda.


9. Agitational ana propaganda ac-
tivity must be regarded as a special
branch of work of every party, if pos
sible, or at least, the most highly de-
veloped Communist mass parties.
Within the central apparatus, spe-
cial body must be set up for party
training (propaganda) and to guide
agitational and propaganda activity.
This body must guide Marxian-Lenin-
ist propaganda, must work out the
system and method of conducting this
propaganda, and furnish propaganda
literature for educational work in
Marxism-Leninism.
10. One of the prerequisites for Or
ganized propaganda activity and sys-
tematic development of party training,
is to register all propagandist schools
in Marxism, to specialize and secure
a continuation of their education, and
to support them in the educational
work of the party. New cadres for
propaganda must be formed and the
old ones must be revised in the spirit
Of Leninism. In view of the scarcity
Of propaganda specialists, they must
be used not only for teaching directly,
but also for instructing lecturers who
do not concern themselves specially
with propaganda activity. Moreover,
they must be organized into perma-
nent commissions, or into commits
sions that meet periodically under the
auspices of the departments for agi-
tation and propaganda, the task of
which will be to render assistance to
the party members in their MARKHAM
feminist education by word and deed.
and to organize the work of educa-
ton.
IL. 1t is the duty Of every party
to awaken interest this autumn in the
theoretical, political, tactical and or
ganizasional questions of Marxism-
Leninism by an as extensive campaign
as possible. This campaign is to be
carried on in connection with the
death of Lenin, with the new program
of the Communist International, and
with the actual political and internal
questions of the Communist Interna-
tional and the parties. This campaign
must also serve as the starting point
for the systematic training of the
parties.
IL. 1t will be necessary to raise
the question of imposing on all elected
officials the duty of study. A special
body must be formed within the train
ing apparatus, which will offer the
party officials an opportunity to ex-
tend and intensity their theoretical
knowledge. Wherever possible, edu-
cation days must be introduced for
the party officials after the pattern
of weekly party conferences. Every
party member must be required to be-
come acquainted with certain mini
mum of political and theoretical
knowledge at least to such a degree
that the masses of the party mem
bers will be able to answer the ques-
lions of the Communist workers
on the program, the aims, and the tao
teal principles of the Communist Par
ty, and to combat the most fragrant
petty bourgeois and social democratic
preJudlces OF the working class.
10. Che party press must be utiliz-
ed for awakening interest in the work
of party training, in self-education,
and in the problems Of Marxism-Lenin-
ism. The Communist periodicals must
intensity the theoretical discussion Of
the actual political and tactical ques-
lions without impairing the clearness
Of the discussion in general.
The daily press Of the party must
not refrain from discussing theoretical,
questions. but only in connection with
the political everyday questions and
the economic everyday struggles Of
the proletariat. The daily press must
give carefully assembled bibliographi-
cal guidance. Every political question
and every political event, every inn
portant anniversary must be utilized