The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-27
PROVE RUSSIAN COMMUNIST UNITY

G. devotes to the Communist Youth
League and to the whole work among
the Worker and Peasant Youth.
The increase Of the political activi-
ty of the working masses confronts
the party with the serious task of
drawing the broad masses into the ac-
tive work of the Soviet, the trade un-
ions and co-operatives.
The congress instructs all organ
izations of the party to pay increased
attention to getting into closer touch
with the better portion of the coun-
try and town teachers, the agricultur-
al experts and other strata of the
working rural intelligenzia. For this
purpose the party must, in the first
place, devote serious attention to the
lettering of the material situation of
these strata. With a correct line in
this question the party will soon be
able to render these strata the inter-
mediatories of the fundamental ideas
of the party and of the Soviet power
for the broad masses of the peasan-
try. In particular all party organiza-
tions must devote sufficient attention
to the preparation of the First Soviet
Union Teachers Congress, and there
by strive to secure at this congress
the attendance of an overwhelming
majority of rural teachers from the
various localities so that the congress
shall fulfill in fact the formidable task
which is imposed on it by the whole
situation.
Revival Of State Industry.
AS regards the revival of state in
dustry, the most important task of the
coming period is the raising of the
metallurgical industry. Now that the
fuel supply has been secured, now
that the transport has been improved
and now that the currency reform has
been instituted, it is the turn of the
metallurgical industry. To further
the production of the means of pro-
duction within the Union means to
create real solid basis of Socialist
Economy and to free oneself to a con-
siderable extent from the necessity
Of sending large orders abroad. The
congress instructs the G. c. to devote
serious attentions to this problem.
The Congress instructs the c. c.
to devote still more attention than
hitherto to the work of the electrif-
cation of the Soviet Union in order
that everything possible may be done
for the realization of the whole
scheme of Identification work, which
is of such considerable Importance
for the consolidation of our economy
and thereby for the consolidation of
Socialism.
The congress welcomes the steps
taken by the c. C. for the carrying
out of the fully matured reform in
the War Office and the further
strengthening of this Office with party
workers. In connection with the role
of the territorial formations for the
defense of the country, the congress
calls the attention of the party to the
necessity Of a most energetic work
for strengthening the Communist in
fiuences in these formations. The con-
gress instructs the G. c. to take a
number of measures for increasing
the number of Communists among
the Red Soldiers and Sailors.
The congress notes the regular
fruitful work of the Plenum of the c.
c. and Of the joint sittings of the Plen-
ums of the c. c. and the c. C. C. Ex-
perience has proved that the enlarg-
ing of the c. c. by nominating to it
party workers who are most in con-
tact with the masses, has rendered
great service to the cause. The con-
gress considers a further augmenta-
ton of the G. G. and of the c. c. c.
to be necessary.
Reducing the State Apparatus.
The congress is of the opinion that
the work of reduction and simplifica-
ton of the state apparatus must be
given special attention by the C. c.
The congress regards as an immedi-
ate task Of the party the improvement
OF the work of the organs of Co-opera-
tiaa, of the trade and of the credit in
situations, as we'll as their being
SbA&AC0 ny
The congress considers it necessary
that the Communist High Schools
shall be given still more allaround
support by the party than hitherto.
The congress instructs the c. G. to
pay full attention to the work of i'm
proving the High Schools. BY serious
work, by propaganda of Leninism and
by enlightenment over questions in
dispute, the party will be able to Sc
cure for itself the best elements
among the studying youth.
The congress is of the opinion that
the supervision of the membership
of certain groups Of party nuclei is
opportune and will be of great use to
the party.
The congress instructs the G. G.
to safeguard the party unity and the
line of Bolshevism pursued up to now
from any deviation in such deter
minad and firm manner as hitharfo