The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-06

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SEVEN YEARS AM IN
AGREEMENT WITH THE TRADE UNION POLICY OF THE
PARTY
referring particularly to the Party policy of
building He doubt thought that this statement of his
would bring general rejoicing thunderOus applause the part
of Central Committee But what this comrade really did and
by the Central was to state that does
not Trade Union Policy of the Party and fur
themor understand the real meaning OF the third
period capitalism This comrade IN otner words MAINTAINS
that Kuchesm it known internationally at the time
and that the Comntern and the
International of Labor Unions were wrong 1t is worth while to
during this period who the leader of the then termed
dual unnm" tndency reeated and finally expelled
from the Party To present position of the Comn AMI
the RIIU substitute petty bourgeois seceran
policy for feminist policy.
The Party policy work the main
during period When the Party really began to have right wing
policy union work Immediately prior to and paru
v after the Congress RLU when the Party did
the changes taken hruou the world and in the United
states in particular the Importance of the
role of the American Federation Up to that time
laid by the RU and which this comrad
bitterly opposed to.
this question correctly necessary to bear in mind
the main third period of post capt.
talm changes composition of the working class the trans
formation of social democracy into soc scm the growing to-
this period there not situations in
possible But to put the question
did the plenum to betray failure to understand Tic
period
The present period of post war capitalism is the period OF the qu
capitalist sterilization We before revolutionary
the rehabilitation the masses already the
beginning onomng the revolutionary tide the labor
Capitalism knows that is approaching this phase Its
offensive
etc. and preparations for another mper
Ratonalzaton an d extensive machinery
period has brought about change in the composition of the working
class United States millions of workers. women and
being and have been drawn into the process OF
who formerly skilled workers today in
the semsked uned The A F. of L. has been
of 100000 including large sections
izaton of no more than million mainly skilled aristo
The A F. of has given pnse of being
organization openly the Inauguration and
naturalization and speeup plans of the employers
with the engineers and techncians The A. F. of L. has become
the workers and in the preparations for mperast The
F. of bureaucracy the deadly enemy of the Soviet Union The
the struggles of the workers the side
employers order to defeat the workers The F. of L.
fights against attempt OF the unoganzed IN the basic industries
organize of L. fights attempt of the and
chauvins persecution foreign born The A. F. has
become purely the aocacy of labor fighting
the workers.
The moving to the left There is growing activity
among unoganized unskd semsked who
the decisive the working
class.
It is impossible to capture the trade apparatus
This of the capitalist machinery oppression
of the working class.
is all this that policies of the
RU the order of the day the oganiza
United States where 80 the work
unorganzed
What danger viewpoint expressed by this comrade
penum all this comrade does not understand the third
understand the changes that have taken
place His approach the question Of building new unions cannot
therefore be the same as aa ar rn This will become
frightened defeat the first difficulty because to him the
oncomng revolutionary tide the labor movement Second
~ this c0mrade will not apply the new forms and METHODS which are
of the unorganze of shop committees committees
necessity struggle against
ali forms will understand the Importance of
development the initiative the And finally this
will understand the Importance of the struggle against all
He will understand the Importance and
gle and every economic strike into political struggle
will understand the necessity for nensiyng
old and the
these unions number whom
skD policies of the Red Unions
this his position really
the trade policy and the basis of
to live the He will not succeed organize
all build the old dual
revolutionary industrial He will the old
and will develop the struggles the
4th of the RILU the resolu-
Struggles adopted by
Union Resolution of the
Cleveland Convention of the TUUL
studied Party member Furthermore
decisions of the Sixth World Congress and the 10th Pnum should be
studied Party member Only the thorough understanding
will that union we'll
all work will the correct revolutionary line
the Party struggle against the quaoy
who adopting
the Musetes the Party
against which still Nothing
Short Of the feminist policy of the Communist international will
antee trade union Ak.