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PAGE 2 ’ DECEMBER 1945 FAIR FACTS Spectalizing tn Tedbalting, Ic has tn the pass few years attempted to dis- Pupt much basic unions as auto, ship- yardy steel and rubber, and hed maneu- vered to split the La. CIO counc!! tn the last elections, ee | issued by | S8th ASSEMBLY OISTRICT COMMUNIST ClLua Box 1942, Wilshive-LaBrea Statica i Los Angeles 36, Californie Editors Emi? Freed Robert Kahan | ClO CONVENTION m ie cmucl)l Talifornia cro convent jon, retntin. out that "present government (rene foresten trade unions with ex~ Circtlon, ireaten the U.S. with econ- Olo afec.ter, and threaten the world will another wars, laid baatc plans rir the next round In fes fight for rela, jobs and security. ioe convention condemned our foreizn SOL1cy a* Impertalist and vartous res= Slutlons demande changes specifically de our relations to China ang to the Ingonesi*:, and Palestine questions. CCl. Carkeo., crest speaker, closed the convention with the blunt conelu- sler that the uw. has no right tn ona. Ar important move to strengthen the Tc «as oa resolution condennin, .- the so~Zalled "Clu J}eeals Policy Committe tee", a Troup within the CIO that tn Tie past has caused sertous dsruption in the ranks of the organization, s sees 8 aeg The convention resolution therou ably exposed these racketeers, called the Ivmedlate dissslution of the @toup and asked for disciplinary action. Only one vote out of 800 was registered against the resolution; the diverston- 1Sls were so Stripped of their Protec= tive covering they had no fight eft, Ignoring the isolationist theme that the ClO was "communist dominated ana working on foretzy, Dolicy whith does- n't interest rank ana fille members", the convention again uncerlined the heed for joint political and economic action in the domestic end interna= ‘tional: struggle against reaction, ~*~ Le ae See ee To & berrca Life