The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-12-23

takes and to break away from the right
wing. The party Is ready to forget
the past, to receive everybody with
open arms, who admit their mistakes
and who are ready to correct them by
! following the line of the party. In or
der to solve the big problems of "the
Hungarian fraction, the work between
the unorganized steel, textile, rubber,
lauotomobile workers, ETC., the ANAL
gamation of all the Hungarian soci-
cites, the fight against Horthyism, the
building up of the vi Elore, the or
ganization Of workers clubs, the de-
tense Of the foreign-born workers and
the party, we need the fullest CO.
operation of everybody with a real
unity within the Hungarian fraction"
Agree With C. E. c. Report.
The discussion which followed the
report of the C. E. c. representative
in which most of the delegates partic-
ipated, showed that the convention is
in full agreement with the report.
Comrades from every important indus
trial section of the country showed
the possibilities of work, the need of
unity, pointing out to the respon-
sibilities Of the minority for the fac
tional situation and their neglect to
do constructive work, while they were
in power. The resolution on the C. E.
c.. report condemning factionalism
and showing the future tasks Of the
fraction was accepted unanimously.
Many of the comrades from the
minority made statements recognizing
theier mistakes and offering their full
support to the party.
Good Work.
After the discussion on the G. E. G.
report a report was made on the work
Of the bureau and on the tasks of the
fraction. In spite of the struggle
which took most Of the energy, the
fraction has done fairly good work.
The membership, which after reorgan-
izatfon dropped to ESQ, was raised to
536, more than last year Twenty-one
new fractions have been formed, espe-
cjally in the so far much neglected
Pittsburgh district, where many Hun
garian workers live.
Younu Comrades Aid.
! This result is mostly due to a few
young comrades from New York, who
after short course went out to the
country and plunged with full force
into the mass work. This sending out
of young comrades, which was much
praised by the out of town comrades,
will be continued In the future. This
work will be specially concentrated in
the basic industries, where the influ-
ence of the fraction is not as strong
as it should be.
Results Gained.
Important results have been reached
in many places thru the united front
activities of the fraction. Passaic re-
lief, defense of foreign-born workers
and the fight against the white terror
gave a splendid opportunity to the
fraction to gain the leadership Of the
Hungarian workers. The achievements
in some cities, such as Cleveland,
where the fraction was the leader of
the Cotzofanesti-Marie demonstrations,
and South Bend, show where the cor
rect application of the united front
can lead to. The work within the Hun
garian societies, a campaign for their
amalgamation, the support of the vi
Elore, the fight against Horthy, Amer
icanization in a Bolshevik sense, and
many other important questions were
discussed.
The new fraction bureau, which was
elected unanimously contains those
comrades from the former minority
who, the convention thinks, will follow
the line of unity and constructive work
in the future.
The convention accepted unanimous
ly a resolution which, after Analysing
the fractional struggle, declared that
Comrades Basky and Becker cannot be
elected on the bureau.
The convention OF the Hungarian
fraction, coming after a bitter faction
al fight, is a very important achieve
ment in the process of Bolshevization
our party Is going thru at the present
time.