The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-12-25

of the fears Of a good many peO-
pie, both In the political and other
groups, concerning the domination
Of this organization by one pOIit-
ical party. 1 want to say to you
that non-politicaI members of the
Dureau nave not seen a single
manifestation Of any attempt of
the domination of this League by
one political party.
1t remains to repeat the ISLANDERS
Of Green, Waldman and Co., con-
corning the League.
The National Congress
Let us see what Lovestone has to
say concerning the coming National
Congress for Unemployment Insur-
ance; the second point of the agree
ment reached in the South.
What is this National Congress
for Unemployment and Social In
surance? Nothing but the latest
puppet organization of the Com
munist Party, just another name
for the bankrupt Unemployed
Councils. 1t IS merely another
Red paper organization today and
can never in the nature of the
case become anything else"
Those who have read the letter
sent out by the A. F. Of L. Council
headed by William Green to the A.
F. of L. locals warming them not
to elect delegates to the Congress.
will note that even William Green
did not dare go so far in his SLAM
der of the Congress as does Love-
stone. Because Green knows that
thousands of local unions of the
A. F. of L. have endorsed the Work.
ers Unemployment Insurance Bill
and are participating in the work
for the Congress.
SO the Unemployed Councils are
bankrupt. The Unemployed Councils
that embrace organizationally hum
dreds of thousands of unemployed.
Ask the tens of thousands of miners
in the Unemployed Councils If it is
bankrupt. Ask the tens of thousands
of Negro unemployed masses. What
audacity. The Unemployed Councils
influencing millions that organized
the historic March 9Th demonstra-
tions 1890 involving more than a
million and quarter workers, that
developed the fight for unemploy-
nlent insurance, that rallied millions
behind the Workers Unemployment
Insurance Bill, that for about five
years have led the struggles of the
unemployed throughout the country
are bankrupt. How much hatred
these people have for the Con1mu-
mist Party, what disregard for the
interests of the masses, how low they
must have sunk in their service to
the enemy to talk like that.
And as to the Congress? 1t is Just
the latest puppet organization Of
the Communist Party" says Love-
stone. Dozens of branches of the
Socialist Party have endorsed it..
Many city-wide organizations of the
Socialist Party, the conference in
the South, the New Jersey State
Convention of the Socialist Party,
hundreds of A. F. of L. locals have
elected delegates to Washington,
many times that number partici-
pated in the local conferences, but
to Lovestone it is a ''puppet organ
ization of the C. Pr
This Congress represents already
on the basis Of the partial returns
of the election of delegates the
broadcast united front ever estab-
lished since the formation of the
Communist Party, much wider than
the Farmer-Labor Party movement,
but to Lovestone this is nothing.
Goes Green One Better
In addition to the trade unions,
the S.P. organizations, delegates
have been elected not only from the
Unemployed Councils but also by