The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-16
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Report to Fifth Congress Of Communist
international Discusses United States

Farmer-Labor Party and Immediately
said:
"In the Federated Farmer-Labor
Party are organized only small por-
ton of the militant workers and
farmers. The united front of all
proletarian and farmers parties and
organizations for the fight against
Capitalism, is the demand of the
hour. The Communists must spare
no effort to bring this about. This
is all the more necessary in view Of
the presidential elections of 1924.
Delegates representing 100000 ex-
plotted workers and farmers took
part in the inaugural convention of
the Federated Farmer-Labor Party,
but until now the Party was unable
to organize this great mass in its
own organization. The affiliated
workers and farmer organizations
have only 10000 members. That
is only a beginning but it a great
achievement for la Communist Party
which has only $4,000 members
The Workers Party now has two
important tasks in the Farmer-La-
Dor movement: ~ To attend the
June II Congress of the class party
of the workers and exploited farm
ers, and there unite the greatest
possible number of proletarians and
farmers. ~ To endeavor to crys-
talize a Communist mass party out
of all these mass movements
Laud Starting of DAILY"
"Since the Fourth Congress the
Workers Party has forged a very i'm
portant theological weapon. Thru the
devotionF and enthusiasm of it's mem
bers, the Party collected 100000 dol
lars and founder a daily paper in the
English language, 1.-THE DAILY
WORKER" which already has its OWE
building and printing plant, is the frs
and only Communist 1aily in the Eng
lish language. The Party has also Is
sued fMagxiss literature, not .nly or
general Communist questions but ais.
OF tho concrete conditions OF America
ana TINS they made good that which
the Social Democrats of The Second
;nterna.isnal neglected 10 do for dea
AIDES That the Party is actually or
tho road to becoming Il party Of the
masses Is excellently illustrated ~
the fact that not less than 10000
workers attended the meeting which
our party held in New York In 9em
DRY Of Lenin.
"The Party is recognized as a sym
pathizing section of the Communie
international"
The Situation in America.
From speech in reply to discussion
on report on the work OF the Execu
tive Committee of the Communis
International delivered by Chairman
Gregory Zinoviev. He said:
"A few words on Conrad Amteri
speech on the American situation.
must say that Comrade Amter Otter
does the American movement bat
turn. The situation in America is diff
ficult. The Executive Committe ha
complete trust in the American csa
trail Committee, headed by yas'er IN,
Ruthenberg, two of the hes. men Il
America. Both the groups forme'
round these two leaders mast unit
end work together without friction
We know that the situation is serlou
there, but the line of action has beef
found and it will be followed hon SSH,
and revolutionary.
Must End fractional Struggle.
1.-THE American and English com
rades both require aid. If tendenc,
toward the right is to be seen amoni
than, we must understand that 1t /
zct tie same as that among the GeI
riR7 comrades. AS far az the ques
tian 9cacerHs tho English and Amer
oar os-lsaiaa, u is TO be explaine,
ry their youth and inexperience
These arc young parties. Comradel
heio and not faction struggle is wha
IS required here. The Executive Con
mi;tco will see that the faction strue
fie in America will be brot to an en-
20 That these young parties receiv
10 needed help. Only serious result
zen epsre from this"