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Of socialism by our class brothers
in the gigantic Soviet Union, and
the increasing leadership which the
Party is winning among the masses
on the basis of the tested road
mapped out by Marx, Engels, Lenir
and Stain.
Growing War Danger
The report of Comrade BroWdel
as we'll as the main discussion
centered around the following main
points. First, the increasing wa
danger as expressed in the break
down Of the naval negotiations, the
growing war preparations, which il
the U. S. are being carried through
with feverish speed. Comrade
Browder made reference to the
statement Of Senator Nye regarding
the nea-ness of the war danger
Precisely as the difficulties among
the imperialists increase, there is
a growing pressure from some OF
the most influential imperiah5t
circles for an attack on the Soviet
Union. In the forefront of this
attack are to be Hitler German and
japanese imperialism.
Comrade Browder showed how in
the U. S. there is being brought
great pressure to provoke and
hasten war between Japan and the
Soviet Union. In this connection,
regarding both the provocations,
generally, for war on the U. S. S. r.
and the role of the imperialists and
chauvinists in the U. S., he pointed
to the assassination of Comrade
Kirov at the hands of two con-
spring counter revolutionary groups
who are coming more and more
closely together, not only in ideol-
ogy but also organizationally-
namely the fascist agents struggled
into the U. S. S. R. and the rem
nants of the zinoviev- Trotzky
counter-revolutionary groups, while
in the U. S. the press generally
and especially the Hearst press is
engaged in the most vicious cam
paign of SANDER and provocation
against the Soviet Union, only
equalled in the counter revolution
airy sheets of the Music
Trotzkyists groups. From these
Comrade Browder drew the conclu-
sion of the need for more intensive
and practical struggle against the
war danger against war prepara-
tions, for the mobilization of the
masses in defense of the Soviet
Union.
New Deal Estimate Confirmed
Comrade Browder, in his report,
reminded the G. G. of the Party S
analysis at its previous G. G. re-
garding the course of the Roosevelt
government as being fully con-
f1rmed. The Roosevelt government
though still using demagogic
phrases about new DEAF and $50
cial security for all' is, in reality,
carrying through the most vicious
attack on the living standard of
the masses, as shown in the "se-
curity" proposals of Roosevelt to
Congress and in his message to
Congress. This represents a grow
ing attack on the unemployed, low
e-ing of wages for the employed, a
free hand to the Wall Street monop-
olists and open shop reactionaries
against the workers and their or
CARNATIONS. Comrade BroWder
pointed to the role and the activ-
tiles of the A. F. L. bureaucracy
as proof that they continue to fool
the workers with promises in the
same way as does Roosevelt making
all the more easy the carrying
through of the attack on the masses.
Increased Mass Work
This attack must be answered by
the masses through the develop
ment of the broadcast united front
around the only genuine social in
surance proposal as embodied in
the Workers Unemployment and
Social Insurance Bill which already
at the recent Congress in Wash
ington brought together represen-
tatives of millions through their or
CARNATIONS.
The Communists have shown by
their struggle in the interests of
the masses, in the trade unions
that they fight for the unity OF
the trade unions, that they exert all
their force to build the unions and
to develop the struggles of the
masses. AS a result of the carry
ing through of the correct change
in the tactical line in the trade
unions as called for by the changed
situation, as result of the de-
velopment of improved methods Of
work in the trade unions, on the
basis Of the united front we have
already achieved much progress in
advancing the rank and file move
nent in which the Communists
play an important role. In this same
spirit we must further entrench our
selves in the unions, further i'm
prove our methods of work for the
purpose of strengthening and build
ing the unions among the steel
auto, rubber, textile, railroad
marine, needle and other unions
for the purpose of developing The
struggle for the interests of the
workers, for the recognition Of the
unions, for defeating the company
unions.
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