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NY 2100-18676 "6 6CIn she struggle for the program of peace and democracy, jobs, and security, favorable conditions are created for the masses of our people to recognize, on the basis of thelr own expcriencc, the need for the eventual reorgsnizetion of society along Socialist lines. . .We shall aim to convinee the broad masses that the eventual climination of the profit systcm and the cstablishment of Socinlism in the United States will usher in a new and higher type of democracy and a free road to unlimited and stable socicl progress because it will end exploitation of man by man and nation by nation, through the ostablishment of a society without oppression and exploitation." It ls noted in 2 footnote that the above stats- a "Resolution of the National Convention of the ent is } S.A., adopted July 28, 1945." n PU. ag Exhibit #38: political Affairs" September, 191.7 Witness to Introduces Librarian Library of Congress The June, 1948, issue of "Political ! contains a "Draft Resolution for the National Convertion, C.P.U.S8.A., To Be Held August 3-6, 1948, Submitted by the National Committee." The following excerpts have been taken from this draft resolvtion submitted by the National Committce: "ITI, ROLE CF Tits’ WORKING CLASS IN THE PUOPLE'S CCALITION AND TASKS OF THe COMMUNIST PARTY "The central task of the Communist Party in this period is to help forge the broadest peoplats anti-monopoly and peace coalition, in which the working ¢lass must play the lcading role. The Communist Party will steadfastly help develop the class consciousness and independent