The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-12-04
U. S. Is Playing ReactiOnary Role
in China, Declares Speaker Before
PIenun of Communist International

united national front and consequently
avoids all action that might deter the
bourgeoisie. Another wrong tendency
is in the INSTALLATION of the acutal
correlation Of forces in China, which
overestimates the role of the young
Chinese proletariat and urges the Com
munist Party to leave the Kuomin-
tang, the speaker pointed out.
Petroff declared that the correct
policy is to maintain the united ma
tional revolutionary front, including
only that part of the bourgeoisie which
is unafraid of the prospects of the
growing revolution and will not pass
over to the side of imperialism.
Socialism Possible.
Regarding the possibility of social
list, non-eapitalist development in
China, he declared that the Chinese
Communist Party can do much to-
wards this end. The party has huge
influence among the masses and lead
ing cadres whereof 65 per cent are
real mill workers, he said.
Doriot, of France, emphasized the
dangers of armed Intervention in
China. The western workers must
fight the designs of their own impe-
rialists by putting forth the slogan
Hands OFF China" and demanding
the recognition of the Canton govern
ment. The French Communist Party
he maintained, must intensity its work
in Indo-China and promote a move
ment of solidarity with the Chinese
revolution.
Liberty" Policy.
h Delegate Roy Qndia) pointed out
the danger of the Chinese revolution
which lays in the new tactics of the
powers in promoting a liberal" pol
icy towards Canton. These are sim
ply attempts to bride the bourgeoisie
of China away from the revolution.
The speaker emphasized the growing
role of American humanitarian" i'm
perialists whose prominent represen-
tatives are now urging Intervention
more theoretically than ever.
The agrarian question, he said, is a
vital problem in the Chinese revolu-
ton; the program must include such
maximum demands as confiscation of
all private lands. The Chinese Com
munist Party has all chances of be-
coming the directing factor in the
revolution and to lead the workers
and peasants thru a democratic dicta-
torship to the construction of social
ism. Roy concluded.
The plenum heard greetings from
the representatives of the Moscow mill
itary engineers school, which was
named in honor of the Communist
international, and the reply Of Sem
ard (France) on behalf of the plenum.
True to Sun Vat Sen.
The next speaker, Shao Ii TIE, Of
fetal representative of the Kuomin-
tang (people's) party Of China,
stressed the necessity Of sincere CO.
operation with the Kuomintang party.
The Kuomintang, Shao said, would re-
main true to the last will of DR.. Sun
Vat Sen, urging the party to strive
for the non-capitalist development of
China, which was quite possible.
He said that correct solution of
the agrarian question and united
front of all revolutionary forces in
the nation will secure victory for the
revolution in China.
Chohum (Korea) declared that Jap
anese Imperialism was the most dan
gerous enemy of the Chinese revolu-
ton. Japan realizes that the victory
of the revolutionary forces over north
ern China means the loss of Korea,
and Japan consequently strains all her
efforts to prevent the revolution srom
moving into North China and Korea.
Korea Will Help.
The defeat OF Chang Tso Lin by the
Chinese revolutionary armies will be
the biggest and most important event
for the world revolution, he declared,
and pledged the Korean revolutionary
movement to full support Of the Chi.
nese revolution.