The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-12-20

cratic Party) then it is time for this
comrade not only to break the discip-
line of the party but to quit alto
gether.
Comrade Lore also raised his voice
in favor of more democracy in our
party. He failed to explain exactly
what he meant The representative
Of the G. e. C. pointed out to the con-
vention that the Workers Party is
build on the principle of democratic
Capitalization which is the basic or
ganization form of the Communist In
ternational. Also, that within the last
ten months our party had plenty of
opportunity to express itself on the
major activities of our party. And
that, our party now, if it is suffering
at all, is not from lack of discussion
but rather from an excess of it.
The convention accepted the resolu-
ton submitted by the representative
Of the c. E. C. which pledges the
German section to the carrying out of
the party policies all along the line.
Specifically this resolution pledges the
German section to Bolshevise the or
ganization, to take all necessary meas
ures to establish the complete party
control over the German organ of the
party. and to prepare the ground for
the reorganization Of the party on the
shop nuclei basis. The resolution
which was published in the party
press definitely binds the German sec
ton of the party to break lose from
every remnant of the theology of the
i2h international and to follow Loyalty
the leadership of the Communist Inter-
national.
Improvement in Organization
Upon the recommendations of the
organization committee elected by the
convention, the convention adopted
set of organization measures which
will undoubtedly make the German
bureau and the German speaking
branches more effective instrument
for Communist propaganda. There
we're no material differences of opin-
ion on the score of organization. The
convention decided that the new bur-
eau be organized on the basis of de-
Decentralization with responsible
head in charge of each department.
1t was also decided to devote more at
tention to organization work in those
localities (such as Massachusetts
where there are large numbers of Ger
transporting workers that have re-
Gently arrived in the United States.
The convention elected a national
bureau of nine members, consisting of
Lore, Schiller. Wolf, Zander, Berg,
Winter, Wendrich. Sanger and Le-
man. Altho represented at the con-
vention by only four delegates out of
total of 10 the minority opposition
was given three seats on the bureau.
chiefly because of the efforts of the
representative Of the C. e. C.
Conclusion.
The result Of this convention of
our German section has been to bring
the German-speaking membership of
our party more closely to the party
as a whole ideologically and organ
Nationally. The prestige Of the
Communist Intentional and of the
central executive committee is now
considerably higher than it has ever
been in our German section. 1t can be
safely stated that continuation of
the intelligent effort now made in our
theological struggle against what still
remains OF the theology Of the 2h
international will completely elm
mate this tendency from our ranks
and make the German section of our
party real Bolshevist organization.
discussion Continued on next paus.)