The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-05

and League members should work In
these organizations to win the youth
for the program Of class struggles, and
to set up in these organizations Y.
G. L. nuclei. The Communists in these
organizations must conduct strug-
gle for the right Of the young work.
ers to elect their own leadership, for
mulate their own program, etc. The
Party considers the work in these or
CARNATIONS as one of the central tasks
of the Party and Y. G. L. in fighting
the influence of nationalism, chauvin-
ism, and patriotism among the young
workers.
Build United Front Against War
and Fascism
5-The Party and League must
guarantee an immediate Improvement
of the anti-militarist and anti-war
activity. The Party must guide the
Y. @. L. in rescting to every political
question connected with. the growing
war preparations and the militariza-
ton of the young generation: (s)
Special activity must be conducted in
struggling against the military sys-
tenn (R. o. T. c., O. M. T. O., Ma
tional Guard, etc9; (b) a broad
united front movement of youth must
be built around the American League
Against War and Fascism. Broad
City and State conferences Of youth
against war and fascism must be or
ganized and anti-war committees set
up in shops ports, neighborhoods, and
mass organizations; (c) the Party
must expose the demagogic promises
of the fascists, especially based on
examples Of Germany and Italy,
where the young workers receive hun
ger, starvation, terror as their lot;
I'D in the struggle against war and
fasCism the Y @. L. must expose the
betraying role Of the Social-fsscists in
Germany and Austria in paving the
way for faScisnl, and the bank
ruptcy and disintegration of the So
cislist youth International. We must
win the youth in the Y. P. S. L. and
under Socialist influence for our pol
icy of united front struggle around
the daily economic and political de-
nlands Of the young workers. we
must, by exposing the policies of the
Socialist leadership in the U. S., in
crease the recruiting of these youth
into the Y. G. L.; (e) the peace policy
of the Soviet Union and its achieve
ments in developing a healthy young
generation must be explained to the
youth of the U. s. The youth must
be modified and organized for the
defense Of the u S. S. R. as the main
stronghold of the world revolution;
~ special attention must be paid to
winning the girls in industry. These
will play an important role in war
time production and must be trained
as cadreS to take the place Of male
comrades drawn into the military ma
chine
Intensity Struggle for Negro Rights
6-The Party should together with
the Y c. L. mobilize the masses of
youth against all ehauvir1st incite-
ment and for the struggle for Negro
right; ca the League must become a
force in helping the Party to build a
mass liberation movement and help
to build the L. S. N. r.; (b) The
Party must guarantee leadership for
more energetic struggle against all
remnants of white chauvinism in the
Y. G. L. Through the struggle
against chauvinism and for the rights
OF the Negro people, 1t must expose
and combat the growing activity of
the Negro refornlists among the
youth; Co the League must in a Boil
sheVik manner fight against the wave
of cbauyinism which is sweeping the
country and expressing itself in the
increased lynchings of Negro youth
1t must win the white young workers
to be in the forefront of the struggle
for Negro rights, defending Negro
youth against lynch mobs even with
their own lives; Cd the League must
strengthen its work in the Black Belt
of the South and among the Negro
| proletarian youth especially in the
steel mills of Birmingham 1t must
place in the forefront of all its work
the slogan of the right of self-deter-
mination for the Black Belt.
Work Among Farm Youth
Tin the agrarian regions the
Party and League must win the farm
youth for the struggle against evic-
tions, foreclosures, etc. While fight
ing against taxation Of impoverished
farmers, we must at the same time
demand increased taxation of rich
farmers, industrialists end bankers, ir
order to once again open the mass Oh
rural schools, improve roads, etc. The
Party and League must struggle
against the inheritance of debts
which for millions of farm youth
means actual peonage. The Party
and Y. G. l.. should penetrate tn,
mass farm youth organizations, espe'
cially the H Clubs. We must com
bat all fascist organizations tSilve,