The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-29

our International relations Will be taken up
statement outlining our policy will be
made right after the meeting" 1t is now con-
sideraby after January II, their organ for
February l is out, but still the promised
Statement has not appeared Luckily it is
not necessary to await the statement to know
what are the international affiliations of Love
stone. 1t is with Brandler in Germany; Jek
in Czecho-Slovakia; Kilboom, in Sweden etc.
Through Brandler it is with the Trotskyites
1.-THE Hamburg unity" fractionsD 1t is with
the Partisan city councillors who quit the
Party because it ordered them to break their
united front" with the socialist deputies to
obtain "joy rides to other countries for the
purpose of studying Getty administration at
the feet of the social democracy 1t is with all
the riff-raff thrown off by the Comintern as
the necessary pre-condtion to mobilizing the
masses of the working class for a period of
decisive struggles.
No. of Lovestones organ features self
revealing article of Roy on India in Revou-
ton Here we have a portrait of the full
blown social-democrat, throwing off his cleft"
trappngs which ne inconveniently had to wear
while in the Communist International Roy may
be taken as symbol of Lovestenism and the
whole international right wing 1t is therefore
worth while to examine his article briefly
Roy sees the results of the India National
Congress in Lahore flowing from ''the rad-
calization of the petty bourgeoisie particularly
intellectually" which "show that the leftward
movement of the petty-bourgeoisie has gone to
the extent of an open revolt against the policy
of Indian capitalism seeking a compromise
with British Imperialism The inevitable con-
sequence of this fateful STEP" SAYS Mr.. Roy,
is revolutionary democratic alliance which
will embrace well over so per cent of the
population" The necessity of the moment is
to provide them with program of National
Democratic Revolution and lead them by stages
in the struggle for the realization of that pro-
gram
Upon this program Roy can very easily come
to an agreement with Macdonald, and thereby
pass on from Berlin to London, as last year
he left Moscow for Berlin. The petty bour-
geoisie ('particularly the intellectually is 60
ing to lead 80 per cent of the population" of
India-where? To National Democratic"
to be reached by easy stages Surely there
are no longer any obstacles to keep Mr.. Roy
from sleeping in the same bed with Lord Pass
field,
This is the same Roy, we NAV remind our
selves, who at the Second World Congress in
1920 fought against Lenin "from the left"
taking the position of Trotskysnl, that the
proletarian revolution-without intermediate
StageS-WaS on Jne OrQer OF Cne DAY Tor lnQla.
Thus Roy combines the unity of the right and
cleft" opportunsts in his own person, and shows
how and why it is so easy for them to pass
from one to the other of their multfarous
grouplets.
Lovestone boosted that he almost went to
India for the Comintern, And in India he
would have followed the line of Roy. The Com
intern made distinct contribution to the sue
cess of the Indian Revolution, in that case,
both Shen it exnelled Roy and when it threw
out Lovestone Both of them are agents of the
-bourgeoisie t'especially the intellect
uals') who have surrendered to the. might"
of Imperialism
From every document issued by Lovestone
we receive new evidence of his character as
counter-revolutionist and ocial-democrat Each
day more clearly is he integrated into the in
ternational bloc of renegades to which he as
pires to leadership.
Under such circumstances the Communist
Party of the U.SA. wouil not be fulfilling its
duties. if it did not sharply bring to the at
tention of our brother parties the nature of
Lovestone's politics and activities.