The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-17
ENLARGED EXECUTIVE SESSIONS OF
YOUNG COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL
Continued Reports of Comrades Vuyouvch and
Gyptner

MOSCOW, March 24.-The fifth ses-
sion of the enlarged executive of the
Young Communist International took
place ON March 20 and the discussion
upon the reports of Vuyouvitch and
Gyptner was continued.
Comrade Gorkitch &c. c. spoke of
the insufficient systematic work in the
opponent organizations. In the next
few months the Amsterdam congress
Of the Young Social International must
be the beginning point of our work
inside the young socialist organiza-
lions.
Comrade Robert (Balkans): In con-
sequence Of the terror the Young Com
munist League in the Balkans are
weaker now than they were at the
time of the last enlarged executive.
In the future the executive must sup
port the illegal leagues more.
Comrade de Boeck (Belgium): In
Belgium we must adopted the slogan
of 100 per cent organization of our
members in the trade unions. We
must strive for the formation of an
opposition wing inside the Young So
cialist League upon the basis Of the
opposition against the social demo
cratic coalition government.
Comrade Sam (America): The task
Of the American league is to prepare
for a mass activity and in the i'm
provement of the internal life of the
league. 1t would be advisable to form
a pan-American bureau.
A polish comrade then spoke upon
the international significance of the
polish economic and financial crisis
and about the white terror. Since the
last executive three comrades have
been shot and 600 flung into prison.
Comrade Mehring e. CO. pointed to
the successes of the Swedish league
upon the field of anti-militarist &C
tivity.
Comrade Barbes (France): The
Young Communist League is faced
with three chief tasks: ~ the
Strengthening of the economic strug
gle and the trade union work, (2)
Strengthening of the anti-militarist
work and the work in the colonies, and
CD the strengthening of the work in
the opponent organizations
The Italian comrade reported upon
the influence of fascism upon the peas
antry and stressed the necessity and
Importance of the propaganda in the
army.
Comrade Vartanyan &c. CO: Re-
Gently many differences have shown
themselves in the Young Socialist
League of Germany. Amongst the
young socialists the lefts have de-
manded the expulsion Of certain Of the
rights. This example shows that
there are good possibilities of work
inside the Y. S. L.
Comrade Sturm (Roumania) spoke
upon the work amongst the peasant
youth and demanded that more atten-
ton be paid to the illegal leagues.
Comrade Williamson (America):
The American league has been sue
cessful in increasing the edition of the
official organ to twice the number of
its own members.
Comrade Gramkox Germany, who
had declared himself in agreement
with Ruth Fischer at the enlarged ex-
ecutive of the Communist Interna-
tional, defended his attitude.
Comrade Leibrant Germany con-
demned the attitude of Gramkov
sharply and spoke of the opportunist
deviations of the ultra-left in Ger
many. He further spoke Of the prac-
teal work of the German league, above
all in connection with the educational
work.
Comrade Schueller &c. CO. In gen.
eral the plenum showed agreement in
almost all questions. This time we
have approached the questions of the
work amongst the youth more realis-
tically than ever before. The speaker
then dealt with the remarks of Gram
kov and spoke upon the question of