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Committee. In the case of Emanuel
Levin, who had been suspended from
the Party at an earlier time and
later restored on his promise of a
correct attitude toward the Party
and its policies, the action of Levin
on May first in defying the Party
and openly appearing at the rival
May Day demonstration after hav-
ing been instructed not to do so, has
caused the Central Committee to in
struct the District Executive Com
mittee of California, on the basis of
Levin's defiance of Party discipline,
to expel Levin from the Party. In
the case of any other leading figures
in the dual organization which is
still being maintained against the
Party, the District Executive Com
mittee has been instructed to pursue
the same policy as in the case of
the others-that is, those who may
still continue to refuse to recognize
the authority of the Central Com
mittee and of the District Executive
Committee approved by the Central
Committee, will be expelled from the
Party.
However, the Central Committee
hopes that the entire rank and file
proletarian membership of the Party
in California will sufficiently rally
to our Communist Party to make the
splitters of the Party in California
realize that such treason to the
Communist International and its
American Section cannot succeed.
Already every effort is being made
to unity the Party throughout the
state. Already a great many of the
comrades who for a while engaged
in this dual nti-Communist move
ment, have seen the error of such
action and have been of real assist
ance to the Party in overcoming the
destructive efforts to split the Party.
In Los Angeles, Oakland, and other
cities, as we'll as among the bulk of
the membership in San Francisco,
the correct policies of the Central
Committee for Party unity, and the
correct application of these policies
by the District Executive Committee
have resulted in a substantial uni
fication of our Party. The Central
Committee calls upon all proletarian
members who are still misled by the
Levin-G licksohn-Manus right wing
splitters, to abandon these elements
and to support the Communist Party
of the U. S. A, Section of the Com
munist International.
To All Party Members in District 10:
Dear Comrades:
The present Party Building Drive
is having as its keynote the part of
the Communist International Open
Letter, which points out the in
creasing tendency towards radical
ization in the American working
class and to the great class-conflicts
which will inevitably arise, but for
which our Communist Party is still
obviously unprepared. The develop
ment OF our Party ''in the shortest
possible time from a -merically
small propaganda organization into
mass-political party of the Ameri-
can working class is the chief, funda-
mental and decisive task to which all
other tasks must be subOrdinated."
This new line of our Party, given
by the Communist International
Open Letter has special signifi-
canoe for California, which is be-
coming a more and more important
industrial center, the state of the
open-shop, paying starvation wages
to hundreds of thousands of Mexican,
Negro and Oriental workers together
with the native and foreign-born ex-
plotted masses. In the struggle
against imperialist war, against