The Semi Monthly Organ of the Communist League of America (Opposition)
MILITANT VOL. II. No. 11 NEW YORK, July 1, 1929.
PRICE CENTS GASTONIA New Split Begins Lovestone is Expelled IN THIS ISSUE THE FIGHT FOR GASTONIA LOVESTONE IS EXPELLED BRITISH LABOR GOVERNMENT The eyes of all enlightened worke...

TVRTANY June 1, 1929 Conference of the the Opposition Communists Here a op; hierarchontify the signs of extreme.
quotaarious delegafor the e supconfidence to The with the which the ranks seven CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Perspective of a Labor Party was adopted by and restoration elements in the Unio...

June 1, 1929 THE MILITANT Page The Building Trades Situation comparative figures Fight for Mooney and Billings conditions.
hammer down the wages of the workers, to increase their hours, despite the fact that the profits are the largest ever. The conscious rank and file in the building trades must...

Tage THE MILITANT June 1, 1929 The of the Comintern verted into a one Wire pulte is not our policy. We ty.
sister.
Draft Program CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS ISSUE Criticism of That the organizational form of a Soviet can be The Soviet appears mostly and primariof gigantic importance, this is irrefuta...

THE MILITANT Pte June 1929 Stalinism in the Canadian Communist Party orders.
Wallace, gress of the States; The organ: in the effective was CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Canada affords yet another illustratron of the years ago, the older Smith who heads the By Maurice Spector Labor Defense is fact ...

Page THE MILITANT June 1, 1929 What the Conference Should Do the organization must trade a new ther The national conference of the Trade Union condition for building and strengthening the Educational League scheduled for Cleveland trade union movement is the defeat and over being held or notifica...

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THE MILITANT June 1, 1929 The Party is United Again. Latest Open Address of the factional The organization and the new war.
has vor to themselves will insane left. questi ali its own means.
Party and will cing them now in order to save their own skins.
it is quite obvious that the unanimous ...

Page 1 NE MILITANT June 1, 1929 of Amerproletariat.
is single fact is him to Com.
prosestone need this some effort pressed and That descipline out the majority is a side Work. Letter from Comrade To the American Bolshevik Leninists may catch the vanguard of the American pro moned by cable from Mo...

The SEMI MONTHLY ORGAN OF THE COMMUNIST LEAGUE OF AMERICA (OPPOSITION. It is necessary that every member of the Party should study calmly and with the greatest objectivity, first the substance of the differences of opinion, and then the development of the struggles within the Party. Neither the o...

Page THE MILITANT May 15, 1929 Page of Letters from the Militants The Expelled The Splitters in St. Louis An Ilinois Coal Miner who knew this scab, soon began yelling for his scalp. The struggles and always taken a keca interest in its policy up to Springfield, Ill. scab pulled a gun from his poc...

Page THE MILITANT May 15, 1929 May 15, 1929 THE MILITANT Page The Draft Program of the Comintern The Stalin Rykov Wage Policy sion.
approach resolution. Let uw tha mothis from CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS ISSUE 5. SOVIETS AND REVOLUTION.
features of a Soviet of deputies. Between the first Criticism of...

Pane THE MILITANT May 15. 1929 May 15. 1929 THE MILITANT Page The Minneapolis Elections Uniting the Textile Struggles strike relief, class collaboration only particularly strikes ers on the job through their unions. fund administered by the unions for the relief of unemployment. The substitution ...

Paee THE MILITANT May 13, 1929 May 95. 1929 Τ THE MILITANT Page May Day and After Our Conference and the Trade Unions oppressed net of ot Lewises, the They with expose reenemy en the workers. Our answer must be to maintain the banner of UNITY of all the workers against the capitalists and their s...

The SEMI MONTHLY ORGAN OF THE OPP OSITION GROUP IN THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF AMERICA It is necessary that every member of the Party should study calmly and with the greatest objectivity, first the substance of the differences of opinion, and then the development of the struggles with in the Party. N...

Page THE MILITANT April 15, 1929 Page of Letters from the Militants The Expelled HAVE BACKBONE IN PRINCIPLE estimation. The response of several members to our policy. If comrades break through the side doors at comrades Bethlehem, PA cause is gratifying. Especially when the facts have been sup me...

April 15, 1929 ILE MILLIANT Page THE MILITANT April 1s, 1929 The Draft Program of the Comintern the it.
inteliectuapércil.
chac of the ex expelled of new attacks.
Instead on present leader policy of TO BE CONTINUED regime.
fakers and To the Convention quently demonstrated. The revolutionary youth...

Page THE MILITANT April 4, 1922 Apuit. 15. 1929 THE MILITANT Page Organize the Unorganized Communists The Illinois Miners Convention immediate periody the coal operators and treaunion, aims.
te.
extent.
ified policyst the Ho recruit party, but we must line memrates of One of the most outstanding ...

Page THE MILITANT April 15, 1929 April 19, 1929 THE MILITANT Page The Labor Revolt in the South Philadelphia in Campaign for Weekly The Coming Elections in Great Britain labor process 200 by the bed wave of cap IN gence; be have not not acted and in in some are benefit toon our by a On 15 to when...

The Semi Monthly Organ of the Opposition Group in the Communist Party of America It is necessary that every member of the Party should study calmly and with the greatest objectivity, first the substance of the differences of opinion, and then the development of the struggles with in the Party. Ne...

THE MILITANT April 1, 1929 Page Letters from the Militants HE WRITES WHAT MANY THINK LETTER FROM COMMUNIST FARMER City comrades have pledged 100 to the weekly Militant Williston, North Dakota and enclosed is a check for 20 as a starter on the pledge.
New York City, Feb. 15, 1929 February 4, 1929 ...

THE MILITANT April 1, 1929.
April 1, 1929.
THE MILITANT Page Page The Draft Program of the Comintern What! No Unity?
the that ernment.
an the volution nation.
struggle for un CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS ISSUE DEMOCRATIC DICTATORSHIP OR A CRITICISM OF of a desperate struggle of the suppressed, hungry ...

Page THE MILITANT April 1, 1929.
April 1, 1929 THE MILITANT Pages Industrialization and the Peasantry After the Dress Strike THE How Will Hoover Recognize Russia?
would the country.
In the unscrupulous falsification of the history By Martin Abern the soviets without mentioning the matter of of th...

Page THE MILITANT April 1, 1929.
April 1, 1979.
THE MILITANT Page Next Steps in the Struggle New Dawes Plan for the Old Boston Works for a Weekly Militant Fund Schlos.
grounds Material for the National Conference Discussion months since our decla By James Cannon restrainted those afflicted with w...

The Semi Monthly Organ of the Opposition Group in the Communist Party of America It is necessary that every member of the Party should study calmly and with the greatest objectivity, first the substance of the differences of sides are published. He who takes somebody word for it is a hopeless idi...

THE MILITANT Page March 15, 1929.
Letters from the Militants certain FROM MINNESOTA RENEGADE against the endorsement of Shipstead by that same are being expelled for the sole offense of holding Minneapolis, Minn. March 7, 1929 Convention. spoke in Halls and on the opinions which are contrary to t...