The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-31

months after them, in order to thoroly
prepare the members for the reorgan-
ization and Undue them with the con-
viction that it is a necessary measure
for the Bolshevization Of the Party
Within two months after the Fedora
ton conventions, the organizationai
measures shall commence thruout the
Party and must be completed within
three or four months.
II Reorganization shall be com
IL menced from below approximate
ly as follows:
(a) The larger cities shall be d.
vided into sections Jand sub-sections
and these section aud subsection or
CARNATIONS constructed. Membership
meetings shall be called in the Sec
lions and sub-sections at which exc
cutive committees for the sections are
elected. Complete registration of all
the Party members according to resi-
dence and place of employment, shall
be taken.
CD Wherever three or more mem
bers, regardless Of their nationality
or present federation membership, are
found to be working in the same shop,
they shall be organized into a shop
nucleus. The nucleus collects the
Party dues and takes over all the
functions of Party unit.
Co Members living on a given
street or in given neighborhood, who
are not employed in any shop or who
work in shops where there are no other
Party members, shah be attached to
other nuclei within the section or
shall be organized into International
branches. All Party members in the
given neighborhood regardless OF ma
tionality or present atfiliation of lam
guage branches, who are not members
of shop nuclei, are to be organized
into these branches, pay dues there
and carry out all Party functions.
cd After this reorganization takes
place, the present existing English
and foreign language branches cease
to function as units of the Party. The
latter, however, should not be disrupt
ed or dissolved. They shall be recon-
structed as Workers Clubs admitting
to membership not only party mem
bers but also non-party workers of
same nationality who accept the plat
form of the class struggle.
(e) Membership in these clubs will
not constitute membership in the
Party. Only those belonging to shop
naalei or International Branches will
have Party rights.
(f) Party members in these Work
ers Clubs shall form themselves into
fractions in the same manner as in all
other non-Party organizations for the
purpose OF, exerting the maximum in
fluence over the non-Rarty workers
and drawing them closeato the Party.
(g) These fractions ii the Foreign
Language Workers, Clubs are to be
united locally. by districts, and on a
national scale, for the purpose of CO.
ordinating and centralizing the Party
work in them.
CHI Local and District conferences
of the representatives of the fractions
in these clubs shall elect the local and
and district fraction bureaus to lead
the work under the direction of the
respective Party Committees.
III National Conferences of the rep
resentatives of the fractions elect the
National Fraction Bureau to lead the
work on national scale under the
direction of the Central Executive
| Committee.
III Cd When the reorganization is COM
pleted these local, district and ma
Ftional Fraction Bureaus take the place
of the present corresponding Fedora
ton committees and bureaus, but do
not collect Party dues or have the
functions Of Party committees, since
they will be under the direction and
control of the respective Party com
mittees in the same manner as fracl
tions.
(k) In order to centralize and con-
solidate the Party leadership of the
work among the foreign-speaking
workers who are organized in these
clubs, and to insure close contact of
the Party with the comrades carrying
out this work, the local, district and
National Fraction Bureaus are incor-
porated into the agitprop departments
of the respective party committees,
either as a whole or by representa-
lives. III
% The funds necessary for fhe
work of the fraction bureaus are to be
paid by the party out of funds appor-
toned from the party dues for that
purpose.
10 In order to weld the members of
AA' the FederationsJmore closely to
the general life of the. Party and to
insure close contact OF the Central Elk
ecutive Committee with the special
work OF the Party among the foreign
speaking workers, the Central Execu-
tive Committee recommends that the
convention decide to enlarge the Cen
trail Executive Committee so as to in.
clude a number OF capable leading
comrades of the larger Federations.
10 Every Communist Party" says
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