The daily worker., 1929-07-22

Los Angeles Sub-District, who for
merly belonged to different factional
groupings, deem it our Communist
duty to introduce the following reso-
lutions for the adoption by the
units.
/. We wholeheartedly and unre-
servedly accept and endorse the ac-
tion of the C. E. C. in expelling
Lovestone and removing Comrade
Wolfe from the Pol Buro.
2. We pledge ourselves to fight
vigorously against all open or con-
cealed opposition to the c. I. and
C. E. C.
8. We condemn likewise the split
ting tactics of Manus, Glickson, ETC.,
and call upon their followers to dis
sociate themselves from them.
a. We repudiate the misinterpre-
tation of the C. l. Address as victory
or defeat of any group, and consider
it emphatically as line given to the
C. P. of the U. S. A. for a guidance
in its work.
5. AS a step towards real unity
in this sub-district, the undersigned
herewith withdraw all previously
made appeals and answers to same.
6. We demand that Sub-D.O.
Schaap call Immediately a special
S. D. E. C. meeting at which the
undersigned pledge themselves, as a
further step towards unity, to do all
in their power towards the reorgani-
zation CT the Sub-District Executive
Committee on the basis of collective,
non-factional leadership, laying def
mite plans to draw into active party
work every capable comrade regard
less of his former groupings.
T. Following the functionaries
meeting, there should be Immediately
called a general membership meet
ing for the purpose of a thorough
discussion of the C. l. Address and
C. E. C. decisions and concretizing
On the local situation. '
We, the undersigned, who former
ly followed different groupings, are
OF the 4irm opinion that the present
situation in the sub district, where
actual party work is almost at a
complete .standstill, is direct re-
suit of the remnants of unprinci-
pied factionalism.
The tremendous tasks confronting
the party:
1. The strike of the Southern tex
tile workers;
2. The defense of the Gastonia
frame-up victims;
3. The T. U. E. l.. conference and
the organization Of the unorganized; /;
4. The fight against war danger;
5. The Build the Party Drive;
6. The "Save The Daily Worker
Campaign" and numerous other i'm
portant tasks call imperatively for
real unification and mobilization
of all the party forces.
The undersigned believe that the
above enumerated demands are the
only effective methods to achieve
real unity on the basis of the C. /.
Address and to prepare the Los An
geles Sub-District to carry out its
portion of the party tasks.
We call upon every unit of the
Los Angeles sub-district to endorse
and accept unanimously the resolu-
tions presented and thereby once for
all deal a death blow to factional-
ism, which eats into the vitals OF
the party.
FIGHT AGAINST THE RIGHT
DANGER!
FIGHT AGAINST OPPOSITION
TO THE c. l.!
LONG LIVE GENUINE PARTY
UNITY!
LONG LIVE THE COMMUNIST
INTERNATIONAL!
LONG LIVE THE COMMUNIST
PARTY OF THE U. S. A.!
(Signed)
FRANK SPECTOR,
Agitprop Div. and Member of
Los Angeles Section.
LOUIS FEINSTEIN,
Organization Secretary.
FRED FIRESTONE,
Secretary I. L. D., Los Angeles.
r. ROSENSTEIN.
s.. RASKIN.
LEON MOBILE,
Secretary r. U. E. l..
FRANK WALDRON.
N. KASPILOFF.