The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-10
Elect MEMBERS
PRESIDIUM
OF COMINTERN
Chinese Delegate Greets
Enlarged Executive

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sessions Of the enlarged executive OF
the Communist international by Greg
DRY Zinovlev, the presidium and the
secretariat for the conference were
elected. III
In the elections to the presidium the
following comrades were elected:
Zinoviev, Bukharin, Thaelmann, Sc
mard,. Stain, Geschke, Smeral, Gem
arr, Ferguson, Eremet, Samboru, De
roy, Kilbom, Katayama, Zetkin, Roy,
Manuilski, Vouyovitch, Hayasi, Ferdi,
Bogutsh, Dimitrov, Sufan and Sauna
oen. The following comrades were
elected to the secretariat: Kusinen,
Humbert-Droz, Kuehne, Piatnitsky
Jacob, Kornblum, Neurath, Brown and
Pepper.
Adopt Agenda.
Immediately following on the cleo
ton of the presidium and the secretar.
lat the conference adopted the follow
ing agenda for this gathering Of the
| world committee of the Communist
International:
~ The report of the presidium and
the forthcoming political tasks.
(Speaker: Comrade Zinoviev).
(2) The trade union question.
Speaker: Comrade Losovsky).
60 The report of the Communist
Party of Great Britain upon its expert
ence in the work among the masses.
(4) Questions affecting the individ-
ual sections and the setting up Of com
missions: (a) upon the work in China,
Morocco, Syria and India; OBJ upon
the situation in the Communist Party
of France; (c) in the Workers Party
of America: Id in the Communist
Parties of Scandinavia.
co A control upon the carrying out
of the past. decisions of the Comm
tern; the plan of work for the execu-
3 tive committee of the Communist In
. ternational up to the time of the Com
intern; the plan of work for the
, Fourth Congress-; the measures to be
! adopted for the strengthening of the
!. influence of the non-Russian sections
! in the leadership of the Comintern.
{ Humbert-Droz then presented the re-
: port on the work of the committee on
!, credentials. From the 43 members OF
4 the executive, 23 are reported pres
! ent; of the 81 candidates, IA were
PRESENT Apart from the members of
= he executive. there were SO delegates
: representing 80 parties. Forty-nine of
! hese delegates received a decisive
vote and Al an advisory vote.
!, The following sections have each
4 three votes: Russia, Germany, France,
4 Czecho-Slovalda, Italy and the Young
Communist international.
The following each two votes the
United States, Great Britain, Norway,
Bulgaria, Poland and the Ukraine; all
/. other sections have one vote each.
| The following commissions were
g unanimously elected: a political, an
oriental, trade union, an English
- French, American and Scandinavian
- commission and further a commission
- for, drawing up plan of work, and
= commission upon credentials. ~
or Chinese Greet Executive. :
n Speeches of greeting then followed
lie Sufan, a member of the Communists
ST Party of China and a delegate to ths
". enlarged executive was received will
az stormy applause which lasted for sew
IN. eral minutes at the end of which tn,
70. International was sung. He spoke
"The Communist Party and the Younl
re (Communist) League in China hav,
~ 10000 members. The revolutionar,
I'M movement in China will give imperial
an ism the decisive and final blow"
m. Huchama, a member of the centra
n committee of the Kuomintang Part
a.. and a general of the Canton Army wa
~ greeted also with storms of applause
~. THE Chinese revolution is only par
,ld of the world revolution. Sun Vat Sc
~ placed the Chinese revolutionar
t,s movement upon the basis of the worl
"a revolutionary movement. The Ku,
he mintang is thirty years old. Cooper,
,or ton with the Second International /
ov. out of the question, such cooperate
a. Is only possible with the Cominteri
,ga The Kuomintang relies above all upo
% its own forces"
In the name of the Peoples Revolt
tionary. Party of Mongolia, Jadamh
ter greeted the assembled representative
Lv Of the working class in the west an
:. in the east 1.-THE Monaghan Poop
were only able to free themselves wit
the assistance OF the Comintern, an
m the Peoples Revolutionary Party
Mongolia works in the spirit OF II
sc Comintern." Jadamba requested II
Comintern to support the revolutio
ran airy movements in the east and abo,
con- all in China with all its forces.
pay Comrade Brown expressed the plea
one. ure OF the Communist Party OF Gre
con. Britain that its representatives we
men for the first time enabled to meet
the delegation from China. The create
ent efforts OF the Communist Party
ants Great Britain were in connection wi
an China. Brown pointed to the succe