The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-15

tions against the Party in support
of a petty-bourgeois opportunist
line, and decided that Weisbord be
removed from the Central Commit
tee of the Party and warned against
the continuation of his line which
leads toward the camp of the Love-
stone group of opportunist rene
gades.
Negro Work of Party.
Comrade Otto Huiswood; head of
the Negro department of the Cen
trail Committee of the Party, re-
ported at length on the work of the
Party in this field, bringing out
clearly the significance of the new
line of the Party as regards this
work. Nowhere is the corruption
of imperialist theology in Commu-
mist Party more crassly shown than
in the right wing opportunism in
relation to Negro work. White
chauvinism, a fundamental part of
the theology of imperialism, is sys-
tematically cultivated in the work
ing class and is constantly corroding
even the Communist Party. The
tasks of the Party, in combating
these weaknesses of really Bolshe-
VIKING the Communist Party land in
fearlessly carrying out the revolu-
tionary line of the Communist In
ternational were emphasized by the
reporter.
After. discussion by many speak
ers, the report, together with amend
ments in line with it, was unani-
mously adopted.
Cable to Comintern.
A motion was carried to send a
cablegram to the Executive Com
mittee of the Communist Interna-
tional, as follows:
Plenum of Central Committee
American Section of Communist
international, the first since liqui-
dation of fractional struggle with
aid of Executive Committee of
the Communist International, una
nimously greets Executive Com
mittee of the Communist Interna-
tional, pledging all energies for
defeat of right wing renegades,
for combating conciliators and
for winning leadership over ma
jority of American proletariat in
rapidly increasing and intensity
ing class struggles of third period,
! thereby effectively meeting war
danger. Unanimously adopted
| Theses follows line Sixth World
Congress and Tenth Plenum. Or
ganizational changes endeavor rec
tification previous factional dis
ordinations and drawing new pro-
letarian forces into leadership.
Under Comintern leadership Cen
trail Committee Plenum points way
for development revolutionary
mass Party in America.
Representative To International.
A motion was unanimously car
ried that the Plenum send leading
comrade to represent the Party in
the Communist International. 1t
was proposed that the Party once
for all break with the habit of con-
sidering the choice of its representa-
tive as a secondary question to be
considered after the other needs of
the Party. In view of the interna-
tional situation, and the need of sup
plying the ECCI with the best forces
for conducting the struggle against
the right wing in the Comintern, it
was proposed that the Plenum pro-
coed to elect the best comrade for
the post.
On this basis a comrade was unani-
mously elected.
Reinvigorating Polburo.
The following motion, made on be-
half of the Secretariat, was unani-
mously adopted:
That the Central Committee ap-
proves the proposal of the Secre-
tariat adopted by the Polburo to
reinvigorate the political func-
tioning of the Polburo of the Cen.
trail Committee and that the
Secretariat be organized as an ad.
ministrative secretariat to prepare
the work of the POlburo and to
carry out its decisions.
Il
In fulfilment of the earlier provi-
sions adopted in respect to the fill
ing of vacancies on the Political
COMMITTEE and the Central Commit
tee the Secretariat unanimously
proposed the following additions.
To The Political Committee.
VIM. F. Dunno; John Schmies;
Harrison George; Clarence Hath
away.
Candidates of Political Committee.
Smith; Ford; Kamp.
To the Central Committee.
Dunno; George; Ford; Smith;
Hathaway; Antonov; X amend.
witch; Alpi; Wicks; Anderson; De-
vine; tombstone; Harvey.
Candidates To Central Committee.
! SAFER, Simons; Aronberg.
After discussion a motion to ac-
cept the proposals of the Secretariat
was adopted against one vote.
| Comrade Weinstone, on behalf of
the Presidium briefly summarized,
citing the achievements of the
Plenum, the demonstrated unity of