The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-10-06
Tells Why 1t Bars
Renegade Groups
From United Front
Says 1t Desires United Action With Broad Masses
oi Socialist Youth, But Not With Counter
Revolutionary, Anti-Sovet GrOupIets

[ Of achieving a united front OF action
between the YP.S.L. and the Y.CL
The general effect Of your letter
instead of being in the direction OF
cooperating to overcome these OBJ
stacleS, is in the direction of adher-
ing to and adding to these obstacles
We regret this exceedingly because
we had hoped for an entirely diff
ferent response, a response which
would facilitate such united front
action, rather than hinder it.
Nevertheless, we consider united
front action against the italian fas-
cist students on Oct. II and against
all other attacks of capitalism upon
the working class and student youth
of such immediate and burning i'm
portance to the working class youth,
that We cannot allow even the added
obstacles placed in the way of unity
by your latest communication to
deter us from persisting again in
our efforts to really bring about
such united action.
Need for Unity Grows
1--WE repeat again that despite all
obstacles, the YCL. will participate
with the YP.SL. in this Oct. IL
demonstration The Y.CL. cannot
allow the fascist representatives of
bloody MuSsolini to spread their
propaganda without hearing from
the working class and student
youth of this country. We greet the
determination of the Y.P.SL. to
likewise demonstrate against these
bloody representatives.
TO achieve the greatest effect,
however, it is imperative that our
organizations. the largest and most
important youth political organiza-
tons in New York, come to an
understanding and unite for this
action. We are certain that such a
united front action will pave the
way for future similar actions of
such power and significance that
they will open the f1oodgates of
united class actions, not only be-
tween Socialists and Communists,
but between the great masses OF
non-communist and non-socialis.
youth, such as in connection with
the coming marine strike, the anti
war demonstrations on Nov. Eth
Armistice Day, etc.
Bar Renegade GroupIets
I'VE stated in our letter to you
that the only obstacle standing in
the way of united front action be-
tween our organizations was your
proposal that we unite with the
counter-revolutionary Lovestone and
Trotzky cliques. We stated that we
could not enter into united front
agreements with the renegades from
Communism-the Loves. onites and
Trotzkyite grouplets-without sac
riflcing our revolutionary principles
and deceiving the masses of youth.
These counter-revolutionary groups
are the vilest enemies of the work
ing class. Their main purpose is to
SANDER the Soviet Union, to strug-
gle against the Communist Party.
Young Communist League and
against the entire revolutionary
movement. The Trotzkyites gave the
lead to the r-revolutionists
by organizing open demonstrations
against the working class in the
Soviet Union. They supplied every
enemy of the Soviet Union with am
munition to SANDER the Soviet
Union and to destroy the faith OF
the masses in the Soviet Union by
their theory about the impoSsibility
of building Socialism in the Soviet
Union, etc. All the actions of these
renegades from Communism make
the blood of every honest young
Communist and young Socialist boi
with rage. A united front with these
counter-reVolutionary grouplets i.
simply united front with the
counter-revoluticn, nothing more
and nothing less.
In our letter, we repeated on
earnest desire to arrive at a united
front agreement with the Y.PS.L