The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-01
WORKERS PARTY
CONvENTIONOPEN
IN N. Y. C. TODAY
Anti War Rally Will
Honor Ruthenberg

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The American working class is re-
sisting this increasing exploitation
as is shown by the organization Of
the unorganized into new unions
and by the increasing fighting spirit
of the rank and file within the old
unions.
The Convention of the Workers
(Communist) Party Of America will
be huge mobilization of the forces
of the Party and of the revolutionary
workers for the organization of the
unorganized into new unions, for
the consolidation of the miners, tex
tile, and needle workers unions and
for the building of powerful left
wing in the old unions.
The Convention will Intensity the
struggle against social reforlnism,
against the labor bureaucracy of the
A. F. of l.. against the yellow So
cialist party and against reformism
of all stripes.
The Convention will particularly
focus its attention upon the grow
ing war danger resulting from the
increasing rivalries of American im-
perialism with Great Britain and of
the imperialist states against the
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics.
The Convention will point out to the
working class of America the tactics
that must be followed in order to
fight the growing war danger.
The Convention will intensity the
struggle against the right wing
within the Party as well as against
the opportunist Trotskyist grouping
that conceals itself behind left
phrases, and thus prepare the Work
ers (Communist) Party for the
period of sharpening class strug-
giles and for the development of a
bolshevik mass Communist Party in
the United States.
All members of the Workers (Com-
munist) Party, all revolutionary
workers who see the need for the
rapid development Of the revolu-
tionary forces in the United States
will attend this meeting.
The general crisis of capitalism is
deepening. The antagonisms of
world capitalism are becoming ever
sharper. The present moment re-
quires the unification of the forces
of revolutionary workers, their most
powerful consolidation, so that they
may take advantage of the develop
ment of the coming big class strug-
giles in which the Communist Party
is already leader, for the advance
ment of the position of the working
class and for the overthrow of the
capitalist system.
The New York district, which has
been the battle ground of many big
struggles, garment, textile and silk
workers greets the National Con-
vention of the Workers (Communist)
Party and calls upon all New York
workers to do their share in helping
in its success.
All out for the opening meeting
of the National Convention of the
Workers (Communist) Party at
New Star Casino, 10th Street and
Park Avenue!
DISTRICT EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE, DISTRICT
No. 2, WORKERS (COM-
MUNIST) PARTY OF
AMERICA, WILLIAM w.
WEINSTONE, DISTRICT
ORGANIZER.
"All possible efforts must be
made to mobilize the entire League
membership for participation in the
mass demonstration that will mark
the opening Of the 9th National
Convention Of the Workers (Com-
munist) Party of America" reads
the call issued by the District Com
mittee Of the Young Workers Com
munist) League to its organizations.
The meeting will take place tonight
at the New Star Casino, 10th st.
and Park Avenue.
The call provides that all meet
ings of the League scheduled to take
place after 8 p. m. are called off.
Members and sympathetic young
workers must be modified instead
for the mass demonstration.
There will be special League sec
ton reserved in the hall in which all
League members and sympathizers
will be seated.
In order to make it possible for
all League members to be present
arrangements have been made to ad-
nit unemployed League members
free Of charge. Those who cannot
afford to pay SOC will be admitted
for 25c on presentation Of their
League books. This will make it
possible for all League members to
attend. League members will meet
before 8 p. m. at Party headquarters,
143 East 103rd Street. and then pro-
coed in a body to the New Star
Casino.
FOch Near Death
PARIS, Feb. 28.--Marshal Ferd-
inland Eoch. QAnera lisainn nf thu AL.