The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-15

The Central Executive Committee
of the Workers Party held full meet
ing on October 10 and IL at which the
following important decisions were
adopted
Unemployment campainn:-All par
ty units were instructed to take up
theoretically and intensity the cam
paign against unemployment and to
proceed with the organization of I'M
employment councils in those sections
of the country where the conditions of
employment has grown so serious as
to justify the organization of these
councils.
Reduction of Paid Party Workers:
After considering the financial re-
port for the past two or three months,
the Central Executive Committee
adopted a motion to direct the organ
ization committee to make review
of the paid party workers in all de-
partments of the party work with the
view of making a material reduction
in the number of paid workers en-
ployed by the party after the cleo
ton campaign.
Report of the Fifth Congress Of the
~ Communist international.
After hearing the report of Comrades
William f. Dunno and j. Olgin, dele
gates to the Fifth Congress Of the
Communist International, the Central
Executive Committee adopted the fol
lowing resolution:
Having heard the reports of our
delegates to the Fifth Congress of the
c.. 1. and having acquainted ourselves
with the resolutions and decisions Of
the Fifth Congress, the c. E. c. of
the w. P. declares:
We are in. full agreement with the
decisions of the congress which mark
determined and successful effort on
the part of the c. l. to strictly adhere
to the principles and tactics of Len
inism We hail the Fifth Congress as
definite step toward the develop
ment of Communist principles, tao
tics and organization.
1. We welcome the Qualification of
the slogan of the Workers and Farm
ers' government" as a synonym of
the Dictatorship of the ProIetariat.
The misuse of this slogan by the OPP
portunist right wing of the Commu
mist International which interpreted
it as meaning a fitting of the Commu-
mist parties into the bourgeois par
liamentary system and as cooperation
there with social democracy, has been
vigorously repudiated by the congress.
2. We subscribe to the decisions of
the Fifth Congress on the United
Front tactics as a means of agitation
and of mobilizing the masses for the
revolutionary class struggle. Expert
ences in America with the United
Front tactics fully justify stand TAX
en- by the Fifth Congress-:
United Front from above alone
never;
United Front from below-always I;
United Front from below and above
Only under favorable conditions
8. The slogan of bolshevizing the
Communist Parties is. especially ap-
propriate for the Workers Party and
will be carried out by the c. E. G. of
the Workers Party with vigor and de-
termination. The comparative youth
of the Workers Party and it's language
composition particularly demand
strengthening it ideologically and
structurally on the basis of Leninism
The reorganization of the Workers
Party on the shop nuclei basis must
be relentlessly carried out. The Work
ers Party endorses the demand of the
Fifth Congress that Communists should
remain in the conservative mass trade
unions for the purpose of winning
them over to the policy of class strug-
gle. The c. E. C. of the w. P. is
unanimous with the c. l. in its oppo.
sition to desertion of class conscious
workers from the ranks of mass un.
ions however backward. The deci.
sion of the Fifth Congress will