The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06

mission for submission to the NaJlol
munist) Party to held August 81:
With the continued existence of
l. capitalism, the problems of the
young workers become more difficult
and more manifold. Capitalism while
it uses the youth of the worker as
an excuse to underpay him still more
than the older worker, also concen-
trates it's attention to the educational
task of moulding the young worker
into the most possible perfect robot.
. Thus, while the struggle of the
IL young workers is indissolubly
bound up and is part of the struggle
of the proletariat as a whole, yet the
young workers are faced with various
and serious immediate problem, which
can beesolyed only if they organize for
that purpose and if they ally them
selves closely in their struggles with
the revolutionary movement of their
respective countries.
. The revolutionary young workers
~ have realized this and have or
ganized themselves in all countries
into Young Communists leagues, part
of the Communist movement of their
country, united internationally in the
Young Communist International,
which latter works in fraternal al
lance with the Communist Interna-
tional. .yeas
4 The young workers, who have
Il been drawn more and more into
public life since the last imperialist
war, will form the best detachment
of the proletarian revolution. A large
section of the working class, past
middle age, employed in the highly
skilled trades, will not be won for the
revolution until after the conquest of
power. The young workers, mainly
thrown into the ranks of unskilled
labor, and exploited to greater ex-
tent than the adult workers, must be
drawn into the revolutionary move
ment and must form a reservoir of
strength for the Communist Party.
The Young Workers League of
u America is devoted to the task of
leading the young workers in their
daily struggles and in the develop
ment of these struggles for their final
emancipation. For the United States,
the development of the Young Work
ers League is of special exceptional
Importance, more than for other coun-
tries, since the growing generation of
the workers will bring both for the
working class and into our party more
homogeneity and greater freedom
from social-democratic traditions and
also lead to the greater Americaniza-
ton of the working class and of our
party.
e The success of the struggles and
W the campaigns of the Young
Workers League depend on unity of
purpose and on inner unity Of polite
al orientation with the struggles and
campaigns of the Workers Party. On
the other hand the success of the
campaigns and struggles of the Work
ers Party also depends upon the close
coordination Of their activities with
those of the League.
n While up to the fourth congress
of the Young Communist Interna-
tional there was not sufficient coordi-
nation between the campaigns of the
Young Workers League with the pol
itical campaigns of the party, there
has been a decided improvement
since. We must say that despite the
many difficulties, the Young Workers
League has shown its ability to de-
velop towards mass young Bolshevik
organization thru its active participa-
ton in the everyday struggles Of the
young workers and thru the initiation
Of movements which vitality affect the
interests of the youth. The growth
OF the youth organization has been
brought about by its drive to reorgan-
izeJthe league Of the basis Of shop
nuclei. campaigns In the trade unions,
factories and industries, anti-milltar-
list activity, the transformation of
its press into mass organ. the
building of strong children's move.
ment. In many fields OF work the
Young Workers League has even set
the precedent for the Workers Party
to follow. The political activity Of
the league has shown that II is rapid.
ly developing into a maturas political