The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-17
Reorganization Problems

gistration Of those comrades absent
and not registered at the section
membership meetings.
(f) The district reorganization
commissions shall be charged with
keeping the DAILY WORKER and
the rest of the party press fully in
formed about the progress and ex-
periences of the reorganization cam
paigns in the various districts.
(g) The district reorganization
commissions shall function only UNI
til at least the major portion of the
district shall be reorganized.
Question 1o.-What are the duties
of the language section reorganization
commissions?
Answer,-The principal tasks and
functions of the language section re-
organization commissions are:
(a) To lead and direct the ideolo-
gical campaign for the reorganization
of the party as far as their respec-
tive language sections are concerned.
This is to be done thru the use of
the language press, the mobilization
of language district committees,
etc.
(b) To see to it that the language
organs and the members of their lam
guage sections execute the decisions
and the instructions of the c. E. C.
regarding the reorganization of the
party. The language reorganization
commissions must serve to eo-ordin-
ate and improve the activities of the
comrades Of the various language
groups in our party's reorganization
drive.
Co To lead the reorganization OF
the present language branches when
these branches are transformed into
workingmen's clubs. These commits
sions are to cooperate fully with the
national organization department and
the different district organization
commissions in organizing Commun.
list language fractions in the various
workingmen's clubs. These language
commissions must make every effort
to help the party unity and co-ordin.
ate the activities of these Commun-
list fractions until the latter function
effectively in accordance with the pro-
visions of the constitution of the
party.
Cd To help organize the first
Communist fractions in the non-party
workers reorganization.
(c) To work in the closest coop
Grafton with the reorganization de-
partment of the c. E. G. to which
they are subordinate and from which
they receive their instructions for all
their activities.
(f) These commissions should
keep the entire press informed of
their work by submitting full reports
to the c. E. C. organization depart
ment of all steps taken by them to-
! wards reorganization.
(g) When the reorganization OF
the party is complete these language
commissions cease to exist. The regu
lar language fraction organ provided
| for in the party constitution are then
| in full charge.
Question 11.-Will the street nuclei
be small or large?
Answer-The street nuclei will
consist of those comrades who either
are not organizable into a shop nu.
cleus or who, temporarily, cannot be
organized into a shop nucleus because
of an insufficient number of comrades
working in one plant.
The street nucleus is limited to 25
members by the party constitution
This decision was arrived at because
it is necessary to prevent the com
bination of large numbers of one Ian
guage group into one particular street
nucleus or international branch. We
must avoid at all costs the reappear
ance in any form whatsoever of units
of our party being directly or indi
rectly organized along the lines OF
language sections. Our party will
never be unified if the old language
basis of organization persists even in
the most indirect form. Consequent
ly the street nucleus will be on the
average quite small, reaching maxi
mum of 20.
Question t2.-Will international
branches or street nuclei have voice
and vote in party deliberations?
| ANsWER.-Yes. The street nu
cleus is unit of the party and there
fore will exercise full rights in all
party deliberations and decisions.