The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-29

! them with your radical phraseology.
Jalkotsky and Kanitz must not be
indignant at our comparison. 1t
is quite true that the scout move
ment is an openly anti-working class
organization, whereas the Red Fall
cons call themselves socialists, which
is only a cloak for anti-working
class activity. Only the social demo-
Gratis are more clever and refined in
their methods while the line they
follow is in reality identical with
that of the scouts. 1t is on these
lines that we must draw the COM
parison between the Jamborees in
Vienna and Liverpool.
The Red Gathering.
While the open and disguised or
CARNATIONS of the bourgeois society
! are preparing for demonstrations
which are directed against the revo-
lutionary working class, the biggest
children's organization of the world
is preparing for a magnificent
gathering, the All-Union gathering
of the Young Pioneers in Red Mos
cow, in August. Tens of thousands
of youngsters from all corners of the
vast territory of the Soviet Union
will meet.
By its character the All-Union
Pioneer gathering will be utterly
different from the Liverpool and
Vienna gatherings. Here the new
generation of the first Workers and
Peasants state, the children of the
victorious Russian revolution will
meet. They participate in the So
cialist construction and they will
give in Moscow a vivid proof that
they are useful, courageous and in
vincible link Of the proletarian die
tatorship. The mighty gathering in
Moscow will be a joy-feast for the
Russian working class and its chill
dren who can be proud of their
achievements and progress.
The pioneer gathering in Moscow
will be at the same time an incentive
to new work. There is still much
work to do for the young pioneers
at the cultural front. In order to
accelerate the industrialization of
the country and to carry the coopera-
tive idea into the remotest villages,
the pioneer organization will have
an arduous task to fulfill. 1t is a
question of extending the influence
of the Pioneer organizations to all
the children in town and country and
of drawing new millions of children
into the organization.
The children's organization of the
victorious Russian proletariat feels
at the same time that it is closely
connected with the exploited and en-
shaved children of the capitalist coun-
tries. A solid international fighting
alliance exists between the Pioneer
organization of the Soviet Union and
the Pioneer organizations of the
countries where the bourgeoisie is
still ruling. Comrades from America,
China and from nearly all the Euro
pean countries will participate in the
All-Union Pioneer gathering. They
cannot come in their thousands in
special trains and steamers as this
will be the case for the Jamboree of
the Boy Scouts. They have no capt.
talists and bankers to finance them,
but the delegations which will come
from abroad to Moscow, will give to
the ALL Union gathering a genuine
international character, such as none
of the other gatherings can have.
In Liverpool with its contrast be-
tween wealth and poverty, its work.
ers' tenements, its unemployment
and dire poverty, it will not be pos
sible to conceal the horrors of capt.
talism and the hollowness of the
class collaboration phraseology from
the mass Of the boys and girls.
In Vienna, Where the social demo-
Gratis are giving way to the fascists
without a fight, no international
fighting spirit can prevail.
In Moscow, however, the All Union
gathering will be dominated by the
great international slogan: Con-
struction of Socialism, Defence Of
the proletarian dictatorship. fs.