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prestige gained during struggle
quent not been crystazed Internationally due failure
toa tn T srt dpiye f b "a IT TTI @ 50 ooo @
not receiving sufficient support from the Party.
For the Party itself the oganizationa weaknesses
Despite the struggles which
not succeeded greatly deepening the roots of Party the fac
tories In New York. where the influence of the Party
cay least only the members
nuclei these mostly light industry
shop shops n utS almost as "S" | percentage OIL members "
The recruiting drive garngl brought out all Of oganizaon
ngs and demonstrations shop nuclei recruited practically no members
Applications were already reported the center as new members by
admitted to the Party Applications permitted to lie the district
section offices for weeks New York; before efforts
assign applicant nucleus But little
active work. draw them into classes where they could learn the
aims and policies of the Party All these weaknesses continued despite
number Of e workers. who answered our call to on a Par @
actually enrolled ranks In the York district,
applicants reported the CENTER only approximately 900 assigned
Philadelphia
and other districts show similar weaknesses the recruiting and holding
of members Unless the Party Jared into realization of the
dangerouness this situation with regard the members
greater number will be lost.
All of these ngsfaure to organize the unemployed sOwness
building the TUU, failure build shop nuclei
the political influence Party
activities This disparity has already become dangerous Each day
offensive fail to oct organed figbne ernresson tbrSb % PaT
and the revolutionary inability
oganizatonal weaknesses in time stepping
organizers struggles
period possible struggles
rayed by the socafacsts that workers. already dusonsd
the role of the soeialase will attempt other oganza
tons las already the Southern In for independent
of our Party and the revolutionary unions.
An Uncrical Attitude.
aspect dangerous lag our the
shortcomings Party adopted by many Party
members, especially by
the Party attitude of bureaucratic dissatisfaction which leads
conceag weaknesses sending
and unundd bong about the already achieved
They fail to seriously examine the of the
from the viewpoint of the objective situation that
the needs of the masses but only from the viewpoint of the only out
ward which has been made compared with
The of the Party however, be by
May merely by comparing with August or March
without taking into consideration the economic and political situation
The only correct which be utilized by bohev
Party whether capable fully exploiting given
objective situation in the interests of the workers
tendency spontaneous
ona oporunist of the role of the Party the
of the maeha struck deep roots the Party The
mass response to the call of the Party and the TUU March
and May instead of stimulating the efforts of the Party to organize
the workers, has caused
ing demonstration The detailed day day work which is required
to build shop nuclei and shop committees neglected
revolutionary struggles
against CUTS naturalization unemployment and impea
has not struck sufficiently deep roots Paythe
for struggle does not reflect itself with its full force within
Party.
What is The for this Situation?
This situation caused primarily by deep oppoun
ons and practices still strongly prevalent
y of highly paid skilled workers. which furnishes ground
the existence growth
for struggle now rapidly increasing as result
Of the economic crisis and the bourgeois offensive.
Opportunism, principally from Right an
underestmatn of the depth and long duration of the crisis
in underestmaion of the willingness the
ally the building of revolutionary unions in re-
stan to assuming independent leadership
workers against decentralization wage CUTS unemployment
e out the workers struggles and linking the Par
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