The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-11

The Central Committee of the
C.P.U.S.A., upon receiving con-
elusive evidence that Otto Wallin,
business manager of the Tyomies
in Superior, Wis, has had con-
tinuous secret communication with
Halonenite renegade elements,
giving information to the enemy,
and spreading vicious ISLANDERS
against the Party, decided to ex-
pei Wallin from the Party, and
warns all members and SYM
pathizers of the Party against any
association with this informer,
and urges redOubling of our eff
forts to spread the influence and
authority of the Party, the Fin
niSh Workers Federation, and
the Tyomies among the Finnish
masses.
Central Committee, CP.U.s.A.
Otto Wallin, who has functioned
as business manager of the Tyomies,
has been expelled from the mem
bership of the Communist Party by
a unanimous decision of the Cen
trail Committee C.P.U.S.A. AS soon
as the Executive Committee of the
Finnish Workers Federation re-
ceived the information about Wal
Inns expulsion from the C.P., and
the reasons on the basis of which
he was expelled, the Executive
Committee of the Finnish Workers
Federation expelled him from the
membership of the Finnish Workers
Federation and removed him from
the position as manager of the
Tyomies as we'll as from all posi-
tons of responsibility in our or
ganization.
The reason for which Wallin was
expelled from the Party, from the
membership in the Finnish Workers
Federation and as manager of the
Tyomies is as follows:
Wallin has been exposed as be-
ing for a long period of time in
correspondence with
the enemies of our Party and our
Federation, spreading information
of the inner matters of the F.W.F.
and the Party to the Halonenite
clique of leaders, through an agent
of Halonen who resides in Virginia,
Minnesota. In these letters, of which
several have gotten into the hands
of the Party, Wallin has made
threats against the Tyomies, at the
same time slandered our speakers
and other functionaries of the FWF
and the Communist Party.
With these actions Wallin has
proved himself to be betrayer of
the revolutionary labor movement
and therefore unworthy of being a
member of the revolutionary move
ment, not speaking of holding posi-
tons of responsibility. After this
no honest worker or farmer can
have other relations with Wallin
than that which they have toward
other betrayers of the workers
cause such as the Halonens, Mart
tilas and others.
This exposure of Wallln is an
other proof of the vigilance of our
Party while serving the interests of
the revolutionary labor movement
and it's institutions, that in its ranks
betrayers will not last long, no mat
ter how Cautiously" using ficti-
tious names, they attempt to do their
pernicious work. Undoubtedly our
enemies will try to use this exposure
Of Wallin to create alarm and con-
fusion among our ranks, as they
have previously attempted to do
with the aid Of the Halonens, Mart
tilas and other renegades. How
ever, no honest worker or farmer
has any reason to be alarmed, but
rather we must, with increasing
follow the leadership of
our Party and the F.W.F., which
only strengthens itself by exposing
this type of class enemies that have
gotten into its ranks, while it leads
The workers revolutionary move
ment to victory.
Comradesl Taking this into con-
sideration it is necessary every