The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-06

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Jakira, who briefly reported on the ma
tire, in introducing Comrade Love
stone, referred to Loyestone's RECORD
in the party, showing his association
with the Communist movement from
it's inception, and his consistent line
of policy turnout, which he still fol
lows, toward the masses" and indi-
Gated briefly Comrade Lovestone's
splendid services for Communism in
America.
Receives Ovation.
On rising to speak, Comrade Love
stone as C. E. C. representative, re-
ceived an ovation the meeting rising
and singing the International Love-
stones speech of one hour dealt with
the inner party situation as it affects
the reorganization of the party. Trac-
ing the history of the Communist
Party development from it's origin
thru the formative period, under
| ground period, to the open day of
Communism, the Workers Party of
America.
"To the Masses"
The labor party policy, the speak
er showed. as outlined by the c. l.,
leads ito the masses" and urged the
membership to study and understand
the underlying principles of the G. l.
united front policy in order to ad-
vance the cause of Communism
amongst the American workers.
Dealing with party reorganization
Lovestone stated that the process of
the Bolshevization of our party is in
evitably bound up with reorganiza-
ton, as outlined by the c. l., on q
| shop nuclei basis. Explaining the OBJ
solete character of the present terri
torial units, Lovestone urged all mem
bers to cooperate and speed up this
work, that we may have an oppor-
tunity of clearing the last traces of
social-democracy and Loreism in our
party.
Support New C. &. C.
Comrade Lovestone urged all mem
bers without regard to pre-convention
groupings, to rally to the support Of
the new central executive committee,
and to carry out without reservations
the latest decision Of the Communist
International, finishing by reading the
resolution Of the c. E. G, on the party
question.
The chairman made short appeal
for active support of able members
in recognizing the party. A collec-
ton of $16S0O in cash and pledges
was recorded.
UnaDimous Decision.
Debate from the floor by Comrades
Lena Rosenberg, Yusem, Lyman, Too
hey Olken, Bail, Baker, and fallen
tire, followed after which the reso-
luton submitted for the central exc
| cutive committee by COmrade Love
stone was by motion unanimously
adopted, a poll of the house showing
239 members present and voting.
The resolution adopted by the Phil
adelphia district membership meet
ing was as follows:
The Philadelphia District No. 3,
membership meeting of the Workers
| (CommunisD Party, section of the
Communist International, after listen
ing to the report Of Comrade Love
stone, the representative of the c. r.
c., hereby declares:
/. The resolutions of the Parity
Commission unanimously adopted by
the Fourth National Convention Of
our party, lay down correct line of
Communist policy for our party.
These resolutions provide the basis
for work of the party members
among the masses, thru which alone
our party can grow into a mass Com
munist Party. We declare our whole
hearted support to the resolution on
the immediate tasks of the party on
| trade union work, the labor party
campaign, imperialism, work among
women, agricultural work and other
major campaigns of the party.
2. We welcome the action taken
by the national convention for the
! liquidation of Loreism in our party.
Our party has already reached the
point OF development where opportun-
istic deviations by leading members
can no longer be tolerated. In the
expulsion of Lore and several Of his
aides from the party and in the re-
moval of Comrade Askeli from the po-
sition of editor of the Finnish organ,
the Tyomies, the national convention
indicated that the fight against OPP
preston will be intensified in our
party We pledge our wholehearted
support to this campaign.
3. The resolution on the Bolshe-
vization of our party marks a new
step forward for the American Com.
munist Party. The thorogoing reor.
ganization of our party on the basis
Of shop nuclei and the development
of centralized apparatus mark nee
essary and significant steps toward
the party's carrying on real Commun-
list work. We pledge ourselves en-
ergetically to take up the campaign
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