The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-29


improbable, dissolution of the most
collective farms as fictitious, sban-
donment Of the kulak liquidation pol
icy, reversion to the concession policy,
as they claim many enterprises are
improbable That is the contempt
ible, towards and capitulator's pro-
gram, the nter-reVolutionary pro-
gram of capitalist restoration in the
U. S. S. R. How does it differ from
the extreme Right program? Clearly,
in no way. This shows the LETS"
had openly adopted the counter-rev-
dictionary right program to form a
bloc for joint anti-party struggle.
Our task in theological political
work is: % Duty Of the party to
raise the theoretical level; ~ inten-
sify theological work in all party
links; 80 ceaseless feminist propa-
ganda among the party ranks; a.
train party organizations and sur
rounding active non-party clements
| in feminist Internationalism
Five. not to gloss over, but boldly
to criticize comrades deviations
from Marxism- Leninism;
Six, Systematically to expose the
ideologies and remnants of anti
feminist tendencies"
Stain then discussed detailedly
| questions of organizational leader
ship. He spoke of our successes. He
spoke of the victory of the Party
line in national economy, and eul-
ture and in combating anti-Leninist
groups. He spoke of our victories in
world historical significance.
But how was victory achieved?
With what struggle and effort? Our
successes and victories haven't come
of themselves, but through fierce
struggle for the Party line. Victory
never comes alone. 1t must be brought.
Good resolutions and declarations
for the general Party line are a
mere beginning. They merely show
the desire for victory, but not VIC
tory. When the correct line is given,
when the problem is correctly solved,
success depends on organizational
work, on organization of struggle
! for the naturalization of the Party
line, on the proper selection of peo-
pie, on checking up, fulfllment of
the leading body's decisions. Addi-
tionally, when the correct political
line is given, organizational work
decides all, including the fate of the
political line itself, its fulfllment or
its failure.
Victory has been achieved through
systematic and fierce struggle
against many difficulties, through
surmounting difficulties, through
mobilization of the Party and the
working class, for surmounting OBJ
stacles through organized struggle,
for overcoming difficulties through
the removal of unsuitable people and
the selection of suitable ones more
capable of combating hardships.
These hardships lie in our organ
national leadership. They nestle in
US, in our leading workers, our or
CARNATIONS, our Party apparatus,
Soviet, economic, trade union and all
sorts of other organizations. The
strength and authority of our Party,
government, economic and other or
CARNATIONS, and their leaders have
grown tremendously. Therefore, ev-
erything, or nearly everything, de-
ponds on that. When the Party
lines correctness is confirmed by
many years experience and the
workers and peasants willingness
to support that line is undoubted,
the rule Of the so-called objective
conditions are reduced to a mini
mum, while the role of organiza-
tons and their leaders become deci-
sive and exclusive. This means that
responsibility for failures and short
comings hecefornt4l falls 9-10 on
objective conditions, but on our
selves, and ourselves only.
Bureaucracy and armchair meth
DDS of administration, babbling
about Leadership in general in
stead of live, concrete guidance,
functional structure Of organiza-
tions and absence Of personal re-
sponsibility, responsibility on the
| job and equalization tendencies in
wage rates, absence of systematic
verifcation of decisions fulfillment,
fear of self-criticism, there are
sources of our difficulties, therein
nestle our difficulties.
1t would be naive to believe that
these difficulties can be combatted
through resolutions and decisions. To
combat these difficulties it is neces-
sary to raise the level of organiza-
tional leadership in all spheres of
/ 80 +io,,a1 oooY,o,N4x5 m +bo laval of no.
| litical leadership, it is necessary that
organizational work guarantees
practical naturalization of political
slogans and Party decisions,
To combat these difficulties and
be successful, it is necessary to or
ganize struggle for overcoming
them. 1t is necessary to draw work.
ers and peasant masses into it. 1t
is necessary to mobilize the Party it
self to purge the Party and economic
organizations of unreliable, vacillat-
ing, demoralized elements.
You know our Central Committee
conducted organizational work pre-
cisely in this fashion.
The Central Committee followed
Lenin's brilliant idea that the main
thing in organizational work is the
choice of people and verifcation OF
lfulfllment.
The proper organization of check
up is of decisive Importance in the
struggle against bureaucracy. Proper
organization of check-up of the full
fillment of decisions is of the great
est Importance for the central lead
ing institutions. Workers and peas
ants inspection as an organizational
form could not satisfy the demands
of a well-organized check-up. Now
that economic work has expanded