The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-22

tions which must contain demands
which are simple and clear and which
lie close to the hearts of the revolu-
tionary workers, are to be laid down
in program Of action Of the Com
munist Party Of England.
Demand Decisive Policy.
On the basis Of this program, the
English Communist Party must win
the mass Of the workers, to demand
q decisive courageous policy from the
government. This policy must serve
the interests, not only Of the work
ing people of England, but also Of
the peoples who are under the yoke
Of English imperialism, including the
Irish 1t must be specially demand
ed, even if the government is over
thrown by the combined parliament
tary blocks of the capitalist frac-
tions, the Liberals and Conservatives,
that the Labour government shall de-
eide in favour Of the following de-
mands:
al For the purpose Of combating
unemployment, the government must
take effective measures for the tax
alton of the capitalists as we'll as for
the carrying out Of the control by the
state and the workers over the pro-
ductive industries that have been
closed down by the capitalists.
b. The government must take the
initiative in the naturalization Of
the railways and mines which are TO
I've administered with the assistance
Of the labor organizations.
q The government must under
take energetic measures for the IL
beration of the workers and peas
ants Of Ireland, India and Egypt
from the yoke Of English imperial
ism.
d. The government must take the
lead N the struggle against the war
peril in Europe and in the conclu-
sion of an alliance with the Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics.
e) The Labour Party must make
use of these measures of its govern
ment in order to awaken new groups
Of the English proletariat, as web as
workers and peasants of the colonies,
to rise up to struggle against the
English bourgeoisie.
Working Class Leaders.
Further, it must be demanded that
liz the bourgeois cliques in parlia-
ment unite in order to overthrow the
parliamentary labour party govern
ment, the Labour Party must enter
the election campaign as the defend
Ier and leader of the. working class,
in order to awaken the slumbering
strength of the English proletariat
and in this way prepare for its fu-
ture victory.
2. The Communist Party must
preserve its theological, tactical and
organic independence and carry on
an active propaganda for its histori-
cally justied conviction that the pro-
letarian. revolution and the dictator
ship of the proletariat are the only
guarantees for the emancipation Of
the working class.
The Communist Party must turn
with its propositions to every group
and organization Of the working class
which demands that the Labour gov
eminent shall carry on a determined
struggle with the bourgeoisie. It
must propose to them the summon
ing of joint meetings, the holding Of
joint demonstrations, and the send
ing of joint delegations and so on.
For these joint actions the Party
must endeavor to make agreements
also with the left" political organi-
cations of the Labour Party.
The Communist Party of England
must be conscious that the objective
preliminary conditions are now aris-
ing for its expansion into an infiu-
entail revolutionary mass party.
Therefore it must make every effort
to implant its organization every
where, deep in the mass Of the rev.
dictionary workers and above all in
the centres of production.