The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-02-23

'bors, must by all means carry
through mass actions for the stop
page Of the shipment of arms 10
Japan and China, must give the ut
most support for the defense Of the
Chinese revolution and uncover be-
fore the masses the counter reyolu-
tionary role Of American imperial
ism and its oppression against the
Chinese Soyiets Sixth Offensive.
and popularize the heroic struggles
and tremendous successes Of the
Chinese Soviet Power, must increase
the political educational work in the
army and navy and in the C.C.C.
camps, widely explain the peace pol
icy of the Soviet Union and expose
the counter-revolution propagan-
da Of the Trotskyite renegades and
social fascists. BY our struggle
against the dangers of imperialist
war, we must prepare to convert the
imperialiSt war into civil war should
war break out. The Eighth Congress
Of the c. P, US.A., echoes the call
Of the 18th Plenum Of the ElCCI,
which calls upon all the workers and
toilers -sacridcingly to defend the
U.S.S.R. against counter revolution
airy conspiracy Of the imperialists
and to defend the Chinese revolu-
ton and its Soviet power from I'M
perialist intervention"
B. The Fight Against Social Fascissn
and the Struggle for the
United Front
In the fight against social fas-
cism, the Party must explain in a
convincing way the role Of the A. F.
of L. bureaucracy and the Socialist
Party in helping the capitalists in
their offensive upon the living stan
dards, in assisting the development
Of fascist dictatorship, and in help
ing the preparation for imperialist
war. II must more carefully expose
the left" maneuvers of the social
faScists, and expose as particularly
dangerous the group Of cleft" reform
ists-the American Workers Party
The Party must show to the masses
that the bankruptcy Of the German
Social Democracy now followed by
the Austrian Social Democracy was
the logical outcome Of the whole
policy which they pursued in the en-
tire postwar period. Exposing the
systematic opposition to united front
by the A. F. of L. leaders while it
unites with the capitalists, the rejec-
ton and sabotage of the united front
by the Socialist Party which unites
with the agents OF finance capital
Roosevelt, LaGuardia) and cements
its bonds with the resctionary A. 2.
Of l.. bureaucrats, the Communist
Party must widen its struggle for the
united front with the social demo
cratic workers, over the heads Of
their treacherous leaders. In the APP
plication Of the united front, the
Party must fight against the right
| deviations expressed in the united
| front from on top as bloc with the
reformist leaders (Some tendencies in
the united front with the Musteitesl
capitulation to reformist conceptions
and policies and hiding and distort-
ing the policy of the Party in the
united front Dearborn and Cleve-
land electionS), and in obScuring and
concealing the independent role OF
the Party in the united front strCg-
gle. 1t must combat the sectarian
resistance to the use of the united
front tactic, particularly in the work
in the trade unions and among the
unemployed
G. Work m the Trade Unions
Every Communist to carry Oh
bolshevik work must establish and
maintain contact with non party
workers. The Eighth Congress
obliges every party member to be-
come organized in a Trade Union and
imposes upon the c. c. the task of
checking up on the fulf1llment Of this
decision within three months.