The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-27

measure to the campaign conducted
against the c., P. P. "A. by our party
members turnout the labor move
ment. The rank and file of labor
was not represented there, and this
was to a great extent due to the sIo-
gan OF the party which said Don't
participate in the bourgeois G. P. p.
A. conference. Unite for Independent
working class political action under
the leadership Of the Workers Com
munist) Party" The G. P. P. A. was
made up of socialist renegades and
capitalist hirelihgs and was not con-
ventioh-it was a post norton.
| The. campaign against wage-cuts is
a real basis for a united front with
the rank and file. sWage-cutting has
not yet reached the widespread ma
itionat menace that 1t is certain to
within the next few months. But it
is already showing its head in the
textile industry in particular where
our party units are active. Resist
wage-cuts by strikes is the slogan of
the party and is finding response in
the rank and file of those parts of the
working class affected. The wage-cut
leaflet issued by the party is getting
splendid distribution nationally and
local Chicago leads with an order of
fifty thousand to be distributed in
the shops and factories.
The DAILY WORKER
The central instrument around
which united fronts rally, Comrade
Browder said, is the DAILY WORK
Err. Local Chicago must move as one
man in furthering the scope of our
labor daily. Local Chicago has not
given the attention of the daily up to
date that it deserves and it must re-
main one of the chief tasks for Com
munists to negage in.
The victory of our party in the
Miners Union of gathering sixty-six
thousand votes for avowedly Com
munist candidates came as a pleas
ant surprise and indicates that our
endeavors in the unions must be in
tensified to take advantage of the
favorable sentiment that is showing
ITSELF Party work in the Machinists'
and Carpenters Unions is meeting
with Ike success. The T. U. E. L.,
the party instrument in carrying on
edfV'work in the unions, the main
organs of working class struggle,
must receive the fullest cooperation
from party members.
SIG Champaign Against Spy
iesother points touched upon by Com
fadeS Browder we're, the campaign
against the counter-revolutionar spy
ahdes yellow socialist, Abramovich,
which has prevented his appearing in
public. in this country, the fight
against unemployment, the new cam
pain for Irish relief.
The discussion on Comrade Brow
der,s report was enthusiastic and
many comrades participated The
membership showed itself ready and
willing to carry out the campaign of
the party. With few exceptions every
one who spoke made special reference
to the Importance of pushing the
DAILY WORKER to a position of
prominence in the local struggle. The
membership showed that it was pre-
pared to go forward with renewed
efforts in making the coming sub
scription, campaign a success.
Amendment Showed Under
The following amendment to the
motion of the city executive COM
mittee was made by Comrade Nat
Kaplan: Membership meeting points
out that recent developments expose
a tremendous unorganized sentiment
that must be crystalized into Com
munist organization. We call for the
concentration OF all party energy on
one united front campaign at a time.
We point out especially the need for
such campaigns on the field Of de-
Tense, unemployment, protection of
foreign born and recognition of So
Wet Russia"
This amendment received only for
ty-one votes as against the motion Of
the city executive committee of which
received 1877. The membership show
ed itself in an enthusiastic mood for
prosecuting these campaigns present
ed for work by the C. u. c. OF the
party on the basis Of its observations
OF the political and economic condi-
tions of the country and our progress
in the working class movement.
| .NNf Llr- ~
| Wants Goose Step TO Remain.