The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19
VI THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL

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party committee (Regional and Cen
trail Committee).
Within the non-party working class
organizations and instances of the
various ationalities-Finns, Poles
| Jews, etc.-such as cooperatives
Peoples Houses, mutual aid societies
etc, the duty of the party members
of the corresponding nationality is
that Of party fraction with the same
functions as the party fractions with
in the Trade Unions have or should
have (see our instructions of Febru
airy, 1924, on fractional work and the
corresponding section of the thesis on
party structure adopted by the organ
national conference). In these ma.
tional non-party organizations-suc
as cooperatives, mutual aid societies.
clubs, peoples houses or printing
publishing, newspaper and similar
limited liability companies-the com.
rades come into direct contact with
wide sections Of workers, clerks or
farmers of their own nationality and
speaking in their own tongue. Con
sequently the influence of the party
will to large extent be exercised
thru the national fractions in the
aforementioned organizations, and
the work and policy which the nation
al sections of the Workers Party are
carrying on at present, as we'll as the
agitational and propaganda work
among the working class masses of
their own nationality, will be carried
on inside of the national fractions in
close contact with the corresponding
party committees. While the agita-
tional and propaganda work will be
conducted by the reformed national
bureaus, included in the apparatus OF
the Agitprop Departments, the work
of the fractions in the cooperatives,
publishing houses, banks, ETC., will
be directed by other corresponding
departments of the party committees,
trade union, organizational, etc. It
is therefore necessary to organize
such national Communist fractions in
all non-party organizations, Latvian,
Lithuanian, Jewish, Polish, etc, both
town district, town, regional district
and national. The national fractions
in all the aforementioned organiza-
tions-workers' clubs, workers insur-
ance societies, sport societies, ETC.
will carry out the policy of the Com
munist Party, raise questions for dis
cussion and bring forward proposals
corresponding with the general tao
tics of the party, or upon the special
decision of party bodies, will carry
on agitation on the instructions of the
Workers Party, explain the activities
of the Traction among the non-party
working class members of the organ
izations, etc, etc.
A T the head of the national Com
munist fractions of the local, dis
trict and central national bodies of the
organizations there should be bureaus
for guiding the fractional work. Their
activities as we have said, will be
guided and controlled by the compe-
tent party committees-town district,
town, etc.
It should also be provided that the
bureaus of all fractions of similar in
stitutions of one nationality, for in
stance fraction bureaus of Finnish
workers cooperatives, may have sim
gle central bureau uniting the activi-
ties of all the local and regional bu-
reaus. Those bureaus in their turn
should maintain contact with the local
regional and central committees of the
party thru the corresponding depart
ments of these committees. The lat
ter may also unite the fraction bu-
reaus (cooperatives for instance), of
all nationalities, in order to exchange
experiences, coordinate activities and
even for united action. AS in the case
of the nuclei, we shall not here give
theses regarding the fractions, but
would refer you to the instructions
which were adopted by the Presidium
in February, 1924, and by the organi-
rational conference in March, 1925.