The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-19

which, in violation Of the decision of
the c. p. C. is attempting to follow
a policy Of prosecuting and suppress
ing the. group represented by the
minority of the bureau and by Com
rade Fisher, which is the opinion of
the c. E. c. is a sound Communist
group capable of giving service to the
Federation and to the party; second,
the false policy of the majority of the
bureau on the questions of discipline,
Capitalization and Federation auton-
omy.
On May Goth, the c. E. c. took up
for consideration the circumstances
that Comrade Mikalachky, the district
organizer for the Federation in the
Chicago District, had been removed
from his Office by the bureau, that
Comrade Fisher had not been given
work in the Federation for which he
is qualified, and that the supporters
of the minority Of the bureau had
been excluded in the National Red
Aid committee. The following resolu-
ton was adopted:
The sharp factional situation pre-
vailing in the South Slavic Federation
which, if continued in its present
form, holds the possibility of bringing
great harm to the movement among
the South Slavic workers, put upon
the c. E. G. the duty to intervene. A
closer relation between the bureau
and the C. e. C. and the continued
functioning of the special subcommit-
tee of the c. E. c. is necessary in
order that the controversy may be
eventually liquidated and the correct
political line for the activity of the
Federation established. On the i'm
mediate organizational questions at
issue the c. E. c., having thoroly con-
sidered them, and having heard re-
representatives. of both the majority and
minority of the bureau, decides as
follows:
The Removal of comrade MIkalachky
The investigation of the C. E. c..
has established the fact that a resolu-
ton criticizing the editorial policy of
Radnick was adopted by the recent
conference in the Chicago District and
that Comrade Mikalachky sent copies
Of this resolution to the branches The
district committee, by unanimous
vote, attested to this fact and took
upon itself the responsibility for his
action. The district committee also
declared confidence in Comrade Mika-
lachky and protested against his re-
moval. While the action of Comrade
Mikalachky, in sending the resolution
70 the branches, without first submit
ting it to the bureau, might be critic
lied, the majority of the bureau, in
the fractional controversy, has also
followed a policy which might be cri-
ticized from the same standpoint
The c. E. c. is of the opinion that
the removal of Comrade Mikalachky
was not justifiable, under the circum-
stances and decided to reinstate him
in his position as district organizer
and member of the district committee.
The Party Work of Comrade Fisher
Some months ago the bureau Of the
South Slavic Federation decided to re-
organize the editorial staff of Radnik
and to appoint another comrade to
Ill the position which had been held
by him. The C. z. c. does not follow
a policy of over-ruling decisions of the
Federation bureau without decisive
political reasons. On that ground the
G. E. c. refused TO interfere with the
decision of the bureau at that time,
but decided, in agreement with the
bureau, that Comrade Fisher be as
signed to other responsible work in
the Federation. On account Of the
fact that Comrade Fisher is one of
the leading comrades and one who
played an especially prominent part
in ha Acrhf