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movement as whole, should any
crisis come, one state should not
act without the knowledge of the
other.'
Special significance is seen in
this last statement, as 1t is be-
coming obvious that the recent vote
approving the Declaration of Prln-
ciples has brought about organized
activity on the part of the "Old
Guard" looking toward a renewed
open fight with the cleft" groups
within the S. P. against the rank
and file moves toward unified &C
ton.
Communist Party Proposal
The Communist Party, on the
other hand. has dispatched a let
ter to the N. E. G. Of the Socialist
Party again declaring its willing
ness to meet at any time or place
with committee from the S. P.
for establishing basis for united
front.
Pointing cut the vital need for
united action at this time, and the
persistent efforts of the Communist
Party to arrange such action, the
Central Committee letter points
out that all previous efforts Of the
G. P. have been met with the argu-
ment that only the Second Inter-
national could engage in discussions
with the Communist Parties. The
letter continues that this argument
against the United Front can no
longer stand in the way since the
Second International has Just in
formed all its parties that Joint &C
ton with the Communist Parties
depends on their individual actions
alone
Dispatches Unity Committee
Referring to the Spanish situa-
ton where Socialist and Commu-
mist workers have welded the united
front in action, the Central Com
nittee's letter urges that the in
terests of the working class de-
mands joint aid to the Spanish
working class.
The recent exposure of fascist
plots in this country, continues the
Communist Party letter to the N.
E. G. of the Socialist Party, en-
phasizes that the whole labor move
ment is in danger of fascist attacks,
and that united action of Socialist
and Com munist workers can
strengthen the fight against fascism
greatly.
The letter concludes urging that
the N E. G. agree to meet the spe-
cial committee sent to Boston by
the Communist Party.
The letter of the Socialist Party
"Old Guard" on the other hand.
sounds warning against the grow
ing movement toward united front
and urges the formation of group
within the Socialist Party to fight
it. The letter states:
THE issues that are rising are
the following: ID Oregon has def
initely withdrawn from the Party
because Of the adoption of the De-
troit Declaration. Details should
be known to your state. (2) In
diana charges that the state organ
ization is the victim of frame-up
and will demand the removal of
the national secretary, Senior, go
The United Front. "a The pro-
posal to admit the Gitlow- Commu-
nistS to the party. 90 The Revo-
lutionary Policy Committee organ
lied with national committee in
the party Lovestone Communism.
t6) The peril facing New York from
the drift toward Communism,
peril that is becoming ever more
menacing every week. Cd The con-
tinued membership of Shadid in
the N. E. c. after telegraphing Sin
clair his approval. (8) Charges
against the American Guardian to
be presented by Oneal at the Bos-
ton meeting of the N. E. G. 10
Accusations against Senior that he
interfered in number of states
and used the national office for
fractional purposes.
Coordinated Action May Face State
Organizations
cit is therefore essential to spend
a day or two in conference to con-
slider all problems that face the
party as whole as well as the par
ticular sitution that may face any
local or state.
ut has been suggested that sub
stantial delegations may be obtained
from states as far west as Michigan
and Indiana, some of them making
the journey by automobiles. Each
state should have one or more
members remain in New York UNI
til the results of the Boston N. E.
z. meeting have been reported. In
any events, we would like to have
not less than two reliable COM
radeS from each state attend the
conference on Thursday, Nov 80,
in New York City, hour and place
to be given you later.
1--WE shall be glad to hear from
you at a very early date. Address
replies to James Oneal, East 18th
Street, New York City.
"Fraternally yours,
(Signed) JAMES O'NEAL,
ALGERNON LEE,
JULIUS GERBER,