The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-03

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represent the only genuinely revolu-
tionary feminist organization as dis
tinct from the degenerate Commu-
mist International.
Spread ISLANDERS.
while employing Maslow and
Souvarine as megaphones of the Ill
tra-left and right apostles of Com
munism abroad, the Opposition with
in the U. S. S. R. continued with
growing persistence and growing eff
frontery to scatter deliberate lies
concerning the leadership of the Com
intern and the Communist Party of
the U. S. S. R. 1t spread deliberate
ly and avowedly false assertions that
the Central Committee of the Com
munist Party intends to abandon the
monopoly of foreign trade; it consci-
ously spreads deliberate Islander re-
garding the position of the Central
Committee on foreign debts, regard
ing alleged concessions to the Kulak
(boss PEASANT regarding the policy
of the Comintern in China.
Notwithstanding the resolution of
the August plenum Of the Central
Committee of the Communist Party
of the U. S. S. R. to which the OPP
position undertook to submit concern
ing the opening of discussion for one
month prior to the Fifteenth Party
Congress, the Opposition demands
that discussion be opened immediate
ly, and ins every way tries to force
immediate discussion in violation Of
party decisions.
SecTAs Printing Office.
"The discovery a few days ago of
secret printing office of the OPP
position demonstrates with exception
al clearness how far the Opposition
diverged from the Party and the
Comintern. At the same time it was
revealed that in organizing this print
ing office the Opposition unhesitat-
ingly employed the service of nom
party bourgeois intellectuals connect
ed with shady, politically suspicious
and avowedly anti-Soviet elements,
the opposition thus becoming, consci-
ousfy- or 5unconsciously, not only ide-
ologieally but also organizationally
the center for the capitalization of
all strata hostile to the proletariat
and which find the proletarian reg
ime irksome and strive to overthrow
it.
Called to account at meeting of
the Presidium of the Executive Com
mittee of the Comintern held on
September 81, Comrades Trotsky and
Vuyovitch made declarations which
in themselves reaSesent long steps
away from the Comintern, away from
Leninism and towards the Maslow-
Souvarine group. When charged
with maliciously violating Party dis
cipline Comrade Trotsky openly de-
clared that the discipline of the Boil
shevist Party is not obligatory for
him.
Flaunts Discipline.
I'm his written speech he stated
that the bureaucratic discipline based
on a false line of policy is not an
instrument for consolidating but an
instrument for disorganizing and dis
rupting the Party
at goes without saying that Com
rade Trotsky refuses to submit to
proletarian discipline so appreciated
and characterized. He therefore con-
siders it unnecessary to defend Com
rades Serebriakov, Preobrazhensky
and Sharov who, as they themselves
admitted, were organizers of the anti
Party printing office
"Comrade Trotsky squarely de.
clared at the Presidium of the Exec.
utive Committee of the Communist
International that 'Serebriakov, Pre-.
obrazhensky and SHARON, in theil
policy stand two heads above those
who screen their crimes behind Party
discipline.
People organizing illegal offices
against the Party with the aid Of
bourgeois intellectuals are proclaimed
as standing politically two head;
higher than those who at the instruc