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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06

personal character. II is useless 10
claim a monopoly of an OIympfan
serenity, which does not exist among
human beings for the leaders of the
Russian Communist Party. There
were mistakes and excuses commit
ted on both sides; it is human to feel,
as it is human to err"
The above attitude would be danger
GUS even if it were only wrong insofar
as its conclusion is concerned. What
makes this conception doubly danger
GUS is its basic Communist
method Here we have a method
which is deeply impregnated with So
cial-democratic ecclecticism. Here we
have a personal perspective, use of
personal intentions and motives as
the basic factors in dealing with social
movements. Here we have fragrant
attempt to play so-called fair, a
pseudo-impartial, a neutral" role, in
treating the most dangerous deviation
in the history of the Comintern. The
comrades cannot fail to note the Gov
ert endorsement of Trotskyism In
this statement by Comrade Cannata.
In this instance we really have an
overt endorsement Of Trotskyfsm,
masked by a dangerous "disinterest-
edness." II is too bad that our c. E.
c. has to date failed to correct this
serious deviation from the position Of
the Communist international by Com
rade cannata.
"NeutraIIsm"-.A Phase Of oppor-
tunism.
THIS attitude of "neutralism," this
l. manifestation of Loreism, which in
The opinion of the Comintern is syn
onymous with opportunism, has also
assumed M organizationals manifesto
tions in. other sections of cur party
The party has for some time had some
serious differences within its ranks as
to its major policies. These policies
involved the very life OF the party. It
was and is the duty of every Com
munist in our party to take posi-
ton on the points at issue. To pirate
about neutrality" about impartial
ity." when fundamental policies are
discussed or gro a. stake, is inevitably
only prelude To the embracing Of the
wrong position in The controversy by
those very ones leading "disinterest-
edness" and "impartiality."
In the present party controversy, It
is the duty Of every comrade to take
definite position, to fight for this posi-
ton, and to reject categoricaIly such
quack opportunist nostrums as "im- =
Partially" neutrality and "disinter-
estedness."
Communists are never neutrals.
Communist always fight for their POSI-
lions.
In subsequent articles the writer
proposes to deal with the present ma
jor tasks Of our party and the duties
confronting the membership in really
ing these tasks fully.
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al Convention of the Workers Com
organization which will aid the growth
and clarity of the Workers Party. But
the relations between the party and
the league is still far from being per-
feet.
o The next tasks of the Young
o. Workers League, those of extend
ing it's trade union work, anti-militar-
list work, and so on, can only be
achieved thru the very closest Of CO.
operation on the part, Of the party.
The national convention declares that
ii is the duty Of every init o. the
party to give its utmost cooperation
to the youth and children's move
ment. The party will not have full
HE'D it's elementary duty if it does
not devote far greater attention to
the Young Workers League than here
tofore No unit Of the party should
exist which has not a corresponding
Young Workers League unit. zone
Of the tasks connected with Bolshevi-
cation is to win over the whole of the
working class youth in all countries
that generation of the, working class
which grew up amidst the conditions
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06
It's SvnboIicGI

Bridge sinking the Thames. The
engineers of the London County Council watching it closely
signifies
which blood British slaves
throb the union jack the glories of the empire.
The of the old parliament building is falling down
without protection from of stone and that break
mornings The edifce rotting
This ymboica of what happening to the empire When
the French banker who happened also be frank
predicted Britain with Germany
another He said that the colonies would
the end of the struggle would mark the beginning
Britains decline a world empire
This is just what is taking place
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06

good feature of French the Rhian the Nation
points compes withdraw their troops
from the Ruhr What the pacsts like least between the
capitalist This is the length and depth Of their opposition
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06

American British capitalists gobbling the dismem
interests in Germany Yet told
the United States does want get involved European
tangemen But know that where the dollars there also
the sword.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06

per mined in the United States
union pits This does worry John L. Lewis
enough paying the enable
him to draw his pay.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06

The British businessmen who bowling because they
shoulder the subsidy the British coal industry have
Who payshe but they hazy
idea that they going to pay. 4ss%
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06

The following Parity
mission the Workers Com
unist)P to he Angus
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06

When Musson doing his against the working class
capitalist papers pasng him. Now that he is nearing
the end Of his the filthy scoring the cutthroat
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06

Zealand labor opposed welcome the American
feet The workers know that Morgans steel castles not
bring peace but cannons
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Smyrna times., 1925-01-07
WOODLAND BEACH ROAD NEEDS
Highway Department Recommends 1t
and Citizens Are Enthusiastic

Patrons of Woodland Beach are glad
to note the State Highway Depart
ment, c. D. Buck, Chief Engineer, has
recommended an improved road from
Smyrna toward Woodland Beach,a dis
tance of 3.9 miles. This will not take
the road all the way down to the
marsh road and an effort will be
made to have a concrete road all the
way to the marsh and a macadam sur
face over the marsh road after it is
raised to grade. Woodland Beach
bids fair to being restored to its old
time popularity and so enthusiastic
are citizens Of upper Kent County
for a road to this bay resort, some
land owners are figuring a way to
shorten the road several miles. One
party alone, it is said, has offered to
allow the State Highway Department
to run the road straight thru her farm
which will considerably straighten the
road and cut off two miles in going
around. w. J. Satterfeld, one of the
owners of Woodland Beach, is much
interested in the road proposition for
the coming year and is agitating a
movement of all farmers living ada
cent to the proposed road, as we'll as
citizens of Smyrna and surrounding
country, to bring the matter more
fully to the attention of both the Kent
County Levy Court and Highway
Commission by lively delegation to
visit both bodies at an early date and
exploit the needs and advantages of
a cOncrete-macadam road all the way
from Smyrna to the resort. Despite
the winter weather and the inacessi-
bility of the roads, improvements are
going on as fast as conditions will
warrant in making improvements for
next season. The new Beach owners
want to reopen Woodland Beach on
or about Decoration Day on a larger
scale than ever. A number of cot
tages will go up in the spring, the
new Hotel will be fitted out for occu-
pancy and concessions will be let for
a number of amusements. This, with
lot of new and improved bath hous-
es, it is hoped, will give an impetus
to the resort and make it popular
from the start. With the rehabilitat-
ing of the resort there is urgent need
for good cOncrete-macadam road
from Smyrna and once this is attain
ed the future of Woodland is assured.
Aside from Woodland Beach, a con-
crete road can be made to touch
Smyrna Landing, an important ship
ping center and aid the farmers ma
terially in hauling their tomatoes and
other produce to boat or to the mark
cts by way of the DUPONT Boulevard.
Smyrna times., 1925-01-07
FIRST HEAVY SNOW OF WINTER
Visits Smyrna Thursday and Covers
the Ground to Depth of Four Inches

Smyrna and lower Delaware was
covered with a mantle of white on
Thursday morning, the first day of
the new year. The storm, coming
from the northeast was the only real
snow to date this winter, and the
youngsters were not long in getting
out their sleds and hunting the coast
ing places. The snow started We'd
nesday evening but later in the even
ing turned to hail and rain. At mid
night those persons who had stayed
up to watch the birth of the new year
saw it showing again harder than
ever At Smyrna the average depth
of the snow was about three to four
inches. The snow followed a heavy
rain which had fallen the day previ-
Gus. Had the ground been frozen dry
the snow storm Wednesday night
would have been as large or larger
than the average storm for this sec
tion of the state The holiday season
this year gave the children the first
skating of any amount for several
years, and also allowed them a short
period of pleasure with their sleds.
Smyrna times., 1925-01-07
SMYRNA GIRL POSTMISTRESS
Miss Katherine c. Wilson Appointed
by Postmaster General for Pennhurst

Miss Katherine c. Wilson Appointed
by Postmaster General for Pennhurst
Miss Katherine C. Wilson, former
Smyrna girl, has been appointed post
mistress at PennhurSt, near Spring
City, Pa, by Postmaster General New.
The appointment was made from the
latter's office at Washington, D. c..
January 1, 1925. Miss Wilson has
been the acting postmistress since the
resignation of Miss Emma Shade be-
came effective September l, 1924.
Miss X. C. Wilson, the daughter of
the late John R. Wilson of Smyrna,
was born and raised in Smyrna, and
is well known in the community. Dur
ing the past ten years Miss Wilson
has made her home at Pennhurst, Pa,
and is well liked by every one who
knows her. All her many friends here
are glad of her success and wish her
success in her new undertakings.