The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-02
lecome continually stronger.

Speech Of comrade krupskaya.
A means must be found for uniting
the poor and the middle peasants
against the large farmer. The move
ment among the teachers, their striv-
ing after knowledge, appear to be
reflection Of that which is proceeding
in the village. Investigations in the
villages have revealed a terrible pic
ture Of the condition OF public instruc-
ton in the various localities. The
party must help the village to emerge
from the wild primitive state The
party must give to the villages the
functionaries they require. The Lenin
recruitment has shown that there ex-
lists a conduit between the party and
the working class. It is necessary
to work at the establishment of an
other conduit between the party and
the peasantry The common reading
room is the fighting center for en-
| lightenment in the villages. 1t is ne
cessary to redistribute the means pro-
vided by the budget in such way as
to provide more means for the work
in the villages.
Party organizatory Questions.
The Lenin recruitment is a new
epoch in the development of our party,
is a new course in our party policy.
In the first period Of the National
Economic Policy the party has purged
itself of unsuitable elements, has
strengthened the leading party core,
has achieved great work of party
education and culture which has CIV
en- positive results. Along with the
purging of the state apparatus, special
measures are required for the fight
against the influence of the remain
ing bourgeois elements upon the COM
munists working in the state appara-
tus. Attention to the political edu-
cation work in the party! Instead of
Russian Communist Party. (BD-
Communist Party OBJ of the Soviet
Union. We were, are and remain
Bolshevists.
Comrade Bucharin on the Youth.
The question of the education of
the rising generation determines the
issue of the fight between capitalism
and socialism. The younger the ele-
ments we get into our ranks the more
must we bring under our influence
broader social circles. We must at
tract into the youth organizations the
most active elements of the village
youth which are most devoted to the
Soviet and which are most suscep-
tible to communist training, in or
der to secure their influence and, thru
them, the influence of the party on the
whole work in the villages. A con-
siderable portion of the student-youth
CONSTITUTES a DECEASED student youth;
the party runs the risk, instead of re-
ceiving reinforcements of receiving
unhealthy DECEASED elements.
Seventh Day of Congress.
This. day was devoted to the sit
tings of the sections and committees
elected by the congress for the con-
sideration and elaboration of resolu-
tions on the items dealt with in the
speeches delivered on the two previ-
GUS days.
Eighth Day OF congress-
The Marx-EneeIs Institute and the
Lenin Institute.
After a speech by Comrade Ryasa-
nov on the MarxEngels Institute, it
was decided to publish the works of
Marx and Engels in all important
languages, in cooperation with the
Communist International Comrade
Kamenev gave a report on the Lenin
Institute, whereupon it was decided
to publish a collection of Lenin's
works in all important languages.
The congress then proceeded to
adopt the resolutions submitted to it
by the various committees.
1t was decided to hold the next
party congress in Leningrad.
The election of the Central Commit
tee, consisting of fifty members, re-
suited in the reelection of all known
party leaders-with the exception of
Comrade Radek-among them being
Comrades Stain, Zinoviev, Kamenev,
Bucharin, Kykov and Trotzky. Among
the newly elected are to be found
Comrades Krassin and Krichanovsky.
Concluding Speech of Comrade
Zinoviev.
In his concluding speech Comrade
Zinoviey stated that the party con.
gress had shown the complete unity
and profound understanding Of the
party for the questions constituting
the central points of the discussion,
especially for the very important pea
SAINT question.
: The congress concluded with cheers
for the Communist Party and the
Communist international and the sing
ing OF 1.-THE International
So "B" denotes Bolshevist.