The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-09-11

consider their object to be direct
fusion with the revolution
ary militant working class
movement in America. American
ization in this means to them q
most important and most decisive
step towards real internationalism."
The resolution of the Finnish
Buro points out that although the
18th plenum resolution of our Party
was published in pamphlet form in
the Finnish language and thousands
of copies were distributed among
the Finnish Party members as well
as the non-Party members Of the
Finnish Workers Federation, the
resolution, as far as the Finnish
Party membership is concerned, In
the most part remained on paper.
Until the Open Letter of the Extraor-
binary Conference only small num-
Der of the Finnish comrades knew
of the concentration plans Of the
Party as laid down in the 18th
plenum resolution. This weakness
will now be corrected.
We must, however, point out that
the Open Letter by no means shall
be understood to mean that the Fin
nish comrades must stop doing work
in the Finnish Federation. They
must still continue to carry on the
work of building the Federation and
the other mass organizations OF the
Finnish workers and farmers. They
must, by the correct application OF
the united front policy from below,
be able to win thousands Of new
members into these organizations
and away from the leadership Of the
Finnish bourgeoisie, the social re-
formist and the social facists. This
is part of the general mass work of
the Party and its importance should
not be underestimate. At the same
time each member Of the Party, even
though he or she Is carrying on
work in these language organizations.
must be able to devote some time to
other Party work, such as building
shop and factory nuclei, work
among the unemployed by helping to
build negihborhood and block COM
mittees, unemployed councils and
the building of the revolutionary
trade unions Of the T. q. U. L.
The Finnish Buro OF the G. G. h
confident that the Open Letter and
the resolution Of the Finnish Buro
has stirred up the entire Finnish
membership. Judging from the re-
ports and resolutions passed by the
fractions so far, the indications are
that the membership itself more
than anyone else realizes the weak
nesses in the work and is correcting
itself
Tasks Set
The Finnish Buro Is confident
that real turn will take place in
the Party work OF the Finnish mem
bership. Unquestionably the Finnish
comrades are loyal members to this
Party and by correcting their weak
nesses and shortcomings, they viii
on their part help to carry out all
the important tasks laid down to the
Party membership in the Open Let
ter.
Among other tasks the Finnish
Buro has set itself out to bring =
thousand new members into the
Party from the Finnish Workers
Federation, the Women's Clubs and
the Workers Co-operatives. This
task is to be accomplished before the
18th anniversary Of the Russian rev
olution. Also drive Is being con.
Quoted to- draw in thousands Of new
working class elements into the Fin
nish Workers Federation, the
Women's Clubs and Workers Co
operatives. A copy Of the Finnish
Buro resolution will lbe mailed to all
districts Of the Party and the Dis
trict Committees are urged to study
it and help, by giving guidance and
cooperation to the Finnish comrades
to carry out the tasks laid down in
that resolution and the Open Letter.