The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-28
AmaIaamatIon.


The amalgamation campaign is not
a temporary one It is always live
slogan. The campaign for amalgama
ton must be continued relentlessly
until the various craft unions are con
solidated into industrial unions.
The United Front.
The T. U. 2. l.. shall pursue the
policy of the united front. It shall
seek to unite all the workers for rev
dictionary action along class lines
The united front shall not be con
ceived as an aim in itself, but as ;
means to win the masses away from
the reactionary petty bourgeois lead
ers and to unite them upon the basi
Of revolutionary program Of action.
Exposure Of Bureaucracy.
The league shall make a special
point Of exposing the corruption Of the
trade union leaders.
Recognition Of Soviet Russia.
To carry on campaign for full com.
mercial and diplomatic recognition Of
Soviet Russia by the United States.
Negro Workers.
The league shall demand that the
Negroes be given the same social, poll
tical, and industrial rights as whites.
InjunctIons.
The league shall lead the fight
against the injunction by arousing the
workers and trade union movement ii
general to mass violation of the in.
junction.
ExpuIsIons.
The league shall continue its pres
ent policy in the case Of expulsion
from the trade unions. Wherever tn
expelled workers are few in number,
they shall be kept in the local leagues
and in close connection with the Ma
tional Industrial Committees. But
when they are great in number, they
shall be formed into unions of the ex.
PEELED. These expelled members shall
endeavor to fight Their way back into
the old organizations.
international Affiliations.
The league shall intensity it's cam
paign for the affiliation Of the trad
unions to the R. !. L. U.-Red Inter.
national of Labor Unions. The league
must point out the fallacy Of the pres
emit policy of isolation, on the part OF
the American unions, and seek to
bring the American workers into clos
er relationship with the workers o.
other countries. For this purpose, res.
olutions on the question Of afiliatioI
to the R. |. L. U. shall be presented a.
all trade union conventions.
Shop Committees.
The league shall carry on an active
propaganda in favor of the organiza
ton of shop committees in the indus
tries generally These shop commit
tees shall be elected by all employer
Of given industrial establishment, ir
respective of age, sex. color, national
ity, skill, organized or unorganized
etc. The shop committees shall voice
the demands of the workers and forn
the basis for a common struggle
against capitalism. The league shall
strive to reorganize the old unions in
to Industrial unions upon the basis
the shop committees.
Workers Control.
The league shall put forth the slo
gan of "The Workers Control of In
dustry." The campaign for the estab.
lishment of shop committees shall be
accompanied by a propaganda for
workers control. The shop commit
tees, working under the direction OF
the unions, shall aim to break the
power of the employers in industry
The shop committees shall aim to rev.
olutionize the masses and to turn their
trade unions into fighting working class
organizations. They shall strive tc
give the workers the necessary indus
trial and political education and or
ganization to carry them, in co-opera
ton with the revolutionary political
organization, VIGOROUSLY thru tho
final struggle against the bourgeoisie
for the overthrow Of the CAPITALIST
system and the establishment Of E
Communist society.