The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-14
LatinAmerican Fight Stressed at Party Congress

nection to mention.
"The transition of Communist nue.
lei in European Parties to factory
nuclei basis is almost completed. The
transition revealed the Communist
Party weakness in large industrial
centres owing to severe repression
against the Communists by employ
ers in large factories where the class
struggle is acute"
Replying to Lozovsky and Shatzkin,
Bukharin said, Il did not speak of the
development of the process of state
capitalism, but the development of
tendencies. Shatzkin is wrong in
saying that process contrary to
state capitalism is taking place in
Germany and France. This is the
first time since the war that French
industrial life has reached such
height of development when trusts
and combines assume a considerable
role in the administering the country.
Essentially, the Poincare government
is Big Trust government.
Fight Social
THE merging process of trusts and
combines with government organs in
Germany also intensified lately. 1t
is known, for instance, that German
industry is now being electrified, most
of the electric stations belonging to
the state and municipalities. The
German steel trust was never so
merged with the government as now
'LOzovsky's proposed slogans of in
dustrial naturalization and labor con-
troll of production are erroneous. The
main role of the Communist Internal
tional is undermining the influence of
the Social Democracy and winning
the working masses from the reform
lists now orientated to the develop
ment of state capitalism and indus
trial naturalization.
Lenin Hits Reformism.
Advancement now Of the slogan of
industrial naturalization with or
without compensation means smooth
ing out the difference between Com
munist and Social Democratic tactics.
The third C. |. Congress under Len
ms leadership sharply condemned the
industrial naturalization slogan as
deceiving the working masses. The
labor control slogan is now wrong be-
cause its advancement is possible only
in revolutionary situation which is
non-existent now in Europe.
Concerning existing tendencies in
the c. |. and its sections, the most
dangerous is that the Trotsky position
is becoming the gravity centre of all
opponents to c. |. tactics and to the
Party regime. The Trotskyist Oppo-
sition pursues a policy of forming a
new International. effectively, this
Opposition is social democratic and
has bourgeois support. The discus
sion showed that no doubts exist con-
corning the general line Of the Execu-
tive Committee of the C. |. The C.
|. sections received adequate and cor
rect guidance from the Executive
Committee. All of the sections dur
ing the last two years unanimously
fought the Trotskyist Opposition and
supported the Communist Party of
the Soviet Union not because it is
the largest Communist Party, but be-
cause it gained it's honors in battle
that it conducted and is conducting
for Communist triumph.
Strengthening Ranks.
"The c. l. is now growing, organi-
zing and strengthening its ranks. The
ground for further growth of the
Communist Parties and the world
Communist movement is evident. A
more daring and aggressive struggle
against capitalist and social demo-
cratic enemies is necessary. Vacilla-
tons and doubts arising among GER
tain C. /. elements must be rapidly
outlived. Only under such conditions,
under the banner of Leninism and the
C. |. will we achieve working class
victories"
(Stormy applause. Delegates rise
singing the International
The Congress unanimously approved
the activities of the delegation to the
Communist International from the
Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
A commission consisting of Bukharin,
Stain, Tomsky, Molotov, Manuilsky,
Uglanov, Milnichansky, Shatzkin,
Lominadze and others elected to elab-
crate the resolution.
Rykov then reported concerning the
five year economic plan.