The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-03

conduct the agitation against the
criminal policy of the social democra-
tic leaders, so that every social de-
mocratio worker in the factory or
workshop In question feels that he,
the worker at the bench. the simple
representative elected to the factory
council is regarded differently from
the high "Barmat" leader, who In par
Lament sells the worker again and
again.
The real change OF policy in this
respect which will be perceived by
all workers, will be accomplished,
when the party concentrates all its
forces upon increasing our trade
union work. The social democratic
party of Germany must be beaten by
our trade union work The red unit
ed front must be formed by our trade
union work.
The party, and it's trade union frac-
tions must carry on a wide scale agi-
tation in all unions, local branches re-
garding the visit of the first German
workers delegation to Soviet Russia.
This visit must awaken a powerful
response in the whole of the German
labor movement.
TINE urgent desire for unity felt by
4 the workers must be crystallized
as speedily as possible by the deve-
lopment of left wing in the trade
unions, after the pattern of the Eng
lish labor movement. This is the next
step forward to be taken by the Ger
man Party in the German and inter-
national unity movement. The great
movement for the unity of the trade
unions will win over the broadcast
masses, and will bring fresh influx
of members into the free trade unions,
if the Communist Party becomes the
driving force for trade union unity.
The Communists must learn to do
their best, most energetic, and con-
crete work in the trade union; they
must prove to the non-party and so
cial democratic trade union members,
by means of object lessons, that they
are able, in their character as Boil
shevists. to be active trade union
members at the same time. This
means number of fresh tasks for
our fractions in the trade unions. Real
penetration into trade union life, in
tense study of economic and politi-
cal relations 1.-THE formations of trusts,
rise and fall of economic prosperity,
situation in various branches of in
dustry, pecuharities of certain spheres
of economics, etc., the working out
of clear and competent tariff and
social policy, the leading of labor
struggles, especially the strategy of
the strike, the adoption of definite
standpoint with regard to all organ
ization questions arising in the trade
unions, the struggle for the industrial
unions, the accordance of special con-
sideration to the role and tasks of
the shop stewards, the emphasizing of
the interests of Juvenile workers with
in the trade unions, the safeguarding
of the interests of the female work.
ers, etc.
The organization Of a competent
trade union department in the central
of the German c. P. must afford the
proof that the leaders Of the party
are seriously inclined to make this
work the fundamental task Of the
party.
THE carrying out of our work in the
l. trade unions implies a determined
reorganization Of the party in accord
ance with the organization decisions
made by the last party conference
The new statutes and lines Of organ
ization laid down by the party con
ference in Berlin must be realized
with the utmost rapidity. The new
organizatory course of the party Is
closely bound up with the new politi
cal course. The line of action com.
mon to both consists OF the transfer
ence Of the preponderance Of all 20
litical organizatory work performed
by the party into the workshops and