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formist policies through new means.
Here also the rank and file desires
real class struggle unions. The NEB
discussed how to establish closer re-
lations with the smaller independent
unions and with the masses Of the
PIMA, the National Shoe, etc.
Stress Concentration-Recruiting
The NEB emphasized the impor-
lance of strengthening the work in
the ALL. unions, the building up
of the opposition, the development
of struggle for the economic in
terest5 of the rank and file, for de-
mocracy in the A.F.L. unions, etc.
While calling for a broad agita-
ton to reach the masses with the
message of our unions on all inn
portant questions the NEB strongly
emphasized the necessity for our
unions to concentrate their main ac-
tivity in a number of the most inn
portant selected plants.
The NEB decided that all unions
in the closest cooperation with the
masses of the workers shall work
out counter proposals to be present
ed by the elected delegates of work
rs at the hearings in Washington.
A mass recruiting campaign shall
be undertaken by the unions to util-
ize the strong urge among the mas
SEES to organize. This recruitment
shall be connected up in each fac
tory with the development of the
fight for the immediate issues ia
cling the workers.
Each of the unions shall work out
a campaign in the factories and
among the unemployed for Social
and Unemployment Insurance.
One of the most important deci-
sions of the NEB was the endorse
ment of the conference of T.U.U.L,
ALL. and independent trade unions
to be held jointly with the organi-
cations of unemployed in Cleveland
on August 26th and 9th. This
united front conference is called for
the purpose of developing the unity
of the workers in the fight against
the National Industrial Recovery
Act attack on the masses, for the
launching of and extending Of con-
crete struggles for higher wages,
for shorters hours without reduction
in pay. and for SOCIAL AND TN
EMPLOYMENT INSURANCE. This
conference will also establish closer
relations with the lower organiza-
lions of the independent unions and
lay the basis for overcoming OBJ
stacles OF uniting them with the
Trade Union Unity League, For this
reason the NEB agreed to postpone
the scheduled TUUL convention
from September to later date most
likely in November.
Greetings to Foster
The NEB sent greetings to Will
lam H. D5LGE WHO Was still utlNDlt
to attend the meeting and expressed
great satisfaction that Comrade Fos-
ter's health is improved and that he
will soon be at his post again as the
General Secretary Of the Trade
Union Unity League. The NEB sent
letter of thanks to the Labor Re-
search Assn. for the cooperation
that they are giving to the Trade
Union Unity League and its affili-
ated and sympathetic organizations.
Bill Dunn who addressed the NEB
was greeted heartily. Also a motion
was adopted endorsing the Workers
School and calling for Joint co-ope-
ration in the establishment of trade
union classes, schools, forums.
The last act of the NEB was to
endorse the Anti-War Congress to be
held in New York City during the
week end of Labor Day following a
report by Conrade Ford and also
calling upon all affiliated orgsniza-
tions to prepare for mass participa-
ton in the coming August LIST anti
war demonstrations,