The Connecticut labor news., 1924-01-12

Here are twelve more facts. More will follow
 ROLL CALL
 Last week I3 channels through which communist propaganda reaches the American workers '' were listed. To list all publica-
 rtions that help in this direction
 either by design or accident would
 require too much space.
 But let us add:
 No. I4-The Young Workers + League. officially communist, or
 ganized to capture younger work
 CTS, completely under direction of
 communist party.
 No. I5-International Workers
 Relief Committee, supposedly en- gagged in relief work for Soviets
 and German communists.
 FACT NO. 1s.
 Gregory Zinoviev, president of the Communist International, sent the following secret instructions from Moscow to Communist agents III the United States few weeks before the start of the miners strike on April I, 1922:
 "The Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party of America must direct it's particular attention to the progress of he strike of the min CTS of America.
 "Agitators and propagandlsts must be sent to the strike regions.
 "It is necessary to arouse striking coal miners to the point of armed in surrection. Let them blow up and flood the shaftsi Shower the strike regions with proclamations and ap- Deals This arouses the revolutionary spirit of the workers and prepares them for the coming revolution m America"
 FACT NO. IA.
 The "thesis of tactics" adopted by the Third World Congress of the Communist International, at Moscow says: < ;+s as .tablishment, the Communist lnterna- tional has distinctly and unambig- uously devoted itself to the purpose of participating in the trade unions and in the struggles of the laborIng masses, and of conducting this strug- gle on a Communist basis, and ot erecting during the struggle great rev olutionary Communist mass parties, waiving the idea of the formation ot small Communist sects for the attaln- ment of influence upon the working class solely by agitation and propa- ganda.
 Members of the United Com munist Party will form the revolu- tionary group in each union, regard less of what kind of union it may be-. x Upon every important ques- ton affecting the welfare of the un1on and labor in general, the caucus shall formulate a policy and all members shall strictly adhere to the decision
 "The workers revolution cannot succeed without the support ot the great bulk of whatever labor organi- cations may exist at the time.
 FACT NO. E.
 The assault to seize the American Federation of Labor started five years ago with the organization of the United Communist party an dhas con. tinued ever since. The platform ot the United Communist Party. con- tained the first unqualified attack up- on the federation and the labor unlons affiliated with it. This document said:
 "The United Communist Party must systematically and consistently familiarize the working class with the fact of the inevitability of armed con flic in the pro1etarian revolution. The United Communist Party must pre- part the working class for armed 1n- sltrrection as the final form of mass action, by which the workers shall conquer the state.
 "The conquest of the state and the annihilation of its governmental ma chinery becomes the immediate ob- feet of the struggle. Consciously toI direct this inevitable development and to lead the working class Tn the hnal conflict is the historic mission ot the United Communist Party.
 "The class struggle, which so long appeared in form unrecogn1zable to the millions of workers directly en- gagged in it, develops into an open combat, civil war"
 FACT NO. 16.
 The 12th congress of the Russian Communist Party, held in Moscow, April 21, 1923, adopted specific meas ures of support for communist propa. eandists in other countries, the United States included, which were publish ed verbatim in "Izvestia," official SOW jet organ, as follows: :,
 (c) The Congress declares to the Communist Internationale that It's Russian section considers 1t to be its first duty, now more than ever be- fore. to assist with all its resources the fraternal parties of other coun- tries in their struggle for commun- ism under the experienced leadership af +ba Co,or111rict T0ternatIOnale,