The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-11

q monopoist position in this respect J.
must establish serious inadequacy If 5hc
gree to which this task is performed
must be made good by the conscious Bel
action of the Party itself, which will glf
the proper performance of its duty in q
spect. The Central Committee must take
fective measures to put the Daily WorEe.
higher level. Every paper must set aside ~.
in each issue especially for news and art
on the economic crisis and its resrI"-, u.
employment, wage cuts, and especially str
and demonstrations, the answer of the wor,
class. Special pages devoted to the strU,
and organization of the unemployed must
prepared Those questions must be mada
leading dominant items IN every issue Of c;
paper Shop papers must devote especial
tention to the same questions, widening IT,
attention to include not only the parti2.
shop but also the industry as a whole and J.
unemployed.
20. The inner-Party line must be sharpent
up against the right danger in practical work.
especially in the trade union field. At the
same time all left-sectarian tendencies which
will appear must be sharply combatted as a
considerable hindrance in our approach to the
masses and the development of organization
and struggle. Inner-Party democracy and
thorough self-criticism must be made the in
struments for a thorough cleansing of the
Party from opportunist tendencies and them
companion, cleft" sectarian deviations. New
cadres of leading functionaries must be devellN
oped throughout the Party; the considerable
progress already made in this respect is far
from complete ard must be carried deeper. This
is a first condition for carrying out all Party
tasks. The economic crisis and tasks arising
therefrom must be discussed by every party
unit on the basis of this resolution. This dis
cussion and its results must not consist of mere
repetition and endorsement of the Central Com
mlttee resolution but must take up and solve
the problems of application in the life and dali
ly work of each separate unit in which the dis
cussion takes place.
80. While concentrating main attention
upon shortcomings and tasks, the Central
Committee must register considerable achieve.
ments of the Party in the past months. The
unification of the Party has been completed;
the fighting spirit of the membership has been
raised to new level; the recruiting drive has
been undertaken in a spirit of deep serious
ness; actions of mass mobilization on political
issues have been successful (Haiti, Mexico)
anti-militarst work is making serious pro-
gress; the textile workers convention was
real achievement in our drive into the South
and organizing the unorganized, in establish
ing the leading role of the TUUL and the
Party, enhancing Communist authority among
the non-Party masses, and delivering smash
ing blow at the renegades and conciliators and
the entire Party is developing healthy politi-A
cal life upon a higher level The Central
Committee declares that all the main currents
of development within our Party today are
healthy and drive toward the maturing of the
Communist Party of the United States as Boil
shevik section of the Communist International
at the head of every manifestation of the ris-
ing class struggle in the United States, organ
izing and leading the tong masses in the re-
volutionary struggle for the overthrow of cap
italsna