The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-09-01

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"Of course there are some dele
gates who object to the criticism
that we level against them on this
question. Well, 1 think that if we
are really going to take up the
struggles, if we will seriously carry
out the manifesto, it will be neces-
sary to have criticism The united
front is not moratorium on criti-
cism When we come into a united
front we assume responsibility to
every other organization in that united
front, and before ali the workers,
and we invite criticism. We invite
everybody to criticize us from this
point Of view, if we run away or we
hesitate, or make mistakes. we in
vite you to remind us and call it to
our attention and bring the masses
Of workers to help correct us. That
criticism which we invite everybody
to bring against us, we don't think
should be one-sided, and if it is
necessary to criticize any other Or
ganization, we are going to do so
boldly. And we think that is the
only possible way a real united front
can be built up. And we promise
to continue that in the future. II
there is anybody who can't stand
such criticism, he surely can't stand
the real criticism which comes in
battle, the results, victory or defeat
Sometimes we are a little bit
timid about criticizing, we are afraid
to huIt somebody. Such fear of
criticism must end. We have made
too many general agreements with
cut carrying them into the actual
mass struggles. We don't want any
more general agreements but con-
crete agreements for struggle. We
demand strict check-up on per-
formances of ourselves and of every
one else in the united front The
workers want the united front-not
on paper, but for the fight. The
workers compare words with deeds
and those who will not carry out the
common fight will be cast aside in
the struggle.
T will now speak for moment for
the Communist Party, without COM
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Communist Party organizes and leads
all workers in developing and carry
ing through all of these everyday
struggles for the immediate needs of
the workers, the everyday struggles for
democratic rights, unemployment re-
lief and insurance, higher wages and /
protection of our living standards, to
fight against the war danger; we do
this with the understanding that
these immediate struggles are most
important because they are prepar-
ing the working class for the execu-
ton of larger tasks, for issues of not
only this everyday fight for imme-
date demands, but to find the solu-
ton of these problems, to abolish
war, to find the revolutionary way
out of the crisis SO that the crisis
will be solved forever. The Com
munist Party knows that all victories
On the economic field, of wage in
creases, etc, are not permanent IN
der capitalism. They have to be
fought over and over again. The
only solution is to do away with the
so-called 'overproduction of COM
modities' The only way to do away
with overproduction is to take over
these commodities and consume
them. 1t is not because the workers
have no capacity to consume them, |
but because they lack opportunity to |
consume them. If we can Just get |
the doors of the storehouse open |
and get the trucks to take the COM
modities to the workers, it would |
take about twenty-four hours to con-
sumo all of these commodities In
order to open up all the factories, to
do away with the destroying of crops,
to give Jobs again to millions of
workers, to give every worker and
farmer, every man, woman and child !
in America those things which are |
easily possible, plenty of food, cloth
ing and shelter, and rich cultural
life. The only way is to stop this |
insane capitalist anarchy called !
overproduction, is to break down the
barrier which stands between us and |
these things-the capitalist class and
its government, and to build up from |
below a workers and farmers gov
eminent. Who says it cannot be |
done? Sure, the capitalists. Sure,
their agents. But it has been done,
in the Soviet Union. And it will be
done also by the American working
class in alliance with the farmers
under the leadership of the only rev.
party of the workers and
exploited masses-the c. P. U. S. A. !