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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-07
For a feminist Regime in the Communist Party

We should recall Trotsky's opposition
activities in October 1923. In the
well-known declaration of the forty
SIX" signed by the Trotskyists, e.
Preobrazhensky, L. Serebriakov, G.
Piatakov, NJ. Alsky, E. L. Smirnov
and2 others submitted to the Polit-
Bureau Of the Central Committee on
October 18th 1928, it was said:
THE regime established in the
Party is absolutely unbearable. 1t
kills the self-activity of the Party,
substituting the Party by a selected
bureaucratic apparatus, which acts
well in normal times but which in
eyitably shows defects at, critical
moments, and which threatens to
prove absolutely inefficient in the
coming serious events. The exist
ing situation may be explained by
the fact that the REGIME OF FAC
TIONAL DICTATORSHIP ESTAB-
LISHED WITHIN THE PARTY
SINCE THE TENTH CONGRESS,
has 0utlived its usefulness"
Comrade Trotsky, is his declara-
ton "to the Members of the Central
Committee and Central Control Com
mittee, submitted one week before the
declaration of the 46 October 9Th
1929, expressed the same idea only
more hypocritically and jesuitically:
''The regime which IN THE
MAIN DEVELOPED EVEN PRIOR
TO THE TWELFTH CONGRESS,
and was finally established and con-
solidated after it, is much further
away from workers democracy than
the regime of the most severe
periods of war communism"
Thus there can be no doubt as to
against which and whose regime the
declared war and is fight
ting without our Party. It is the
regime established by Lenin and I'M
der Lenin's leadership.
The Tenth Party Congress took
place in 1921. 1t was congress at
which the Party, under Lenin's leader
ship, smashed the Trotsky opposition
on the trade union question, and
categorically prohibited factions with
in the Party. The regime (which in
the main developed ever prior to the
Twelfth Congress" as Comrade Trot-
sky puts it, is Lenin's regime, be-
cause "prior to the Twelfth Con-
gress" we had Eleventh and the
Tenth Congresses, which worked I'M
der Lenin's guidance, and at which
this very "Party regime" was for
mally established, and which was and
is SO UNDESIRABLE" for the Trotskyist
Opposition.
Thus it is precisely "Lenin's re-
gime" that was characterized by the
as a regime of fractional
within the Party" After
this, it is easy to determine the real
value of the present false alarm of
the opposition about the dictator
ship of the majority fraction" within
the Party. In reality, the SANDER
about fractional dictatorship" both
under Lenin and after, served and
still serves as a simple covering of
the anti-Leninist struggle carried on
by the Trotskyists.
What does the 'h0rror" in the re.
gime consist of which is so hated by
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-07

Party of the Soviet Union are used
by a third factor" outside the
Party, consisting of anti-Soviet ele-
ments hostile to the proIetariat, and
inspired by the counter-revolutionary
bourgeoisie in it's own interests. Fol
lowing Lenin, the Party warned the
opposition about this on many &C.
casions, but without success. The OPP
position slid from step to step and
has finally reached such a depth that
anti-Soviet elements begin to use it,
not only politically, but even Organi-
nationally, establishing contact with
it through non-party bourgeois intel
lectuals.
The August Joint Plenum of the
Central Committee and Central Con-
troll Commission this year, gave a
final warning" to the opposition,
demanding the abandonment of fac
tional activity. The opposition itself
made statement in which it declared
its readiness "to do absolutely every
thing towards the liquidation of all
fractional elements" 1t turned out
that the Opposition once again de-
ceived the Party as it did before by
giving the statement of October 10th
last year in which it said:
eve declare that we resoIutely
abandoned the fractional methods Of
defending our views in view of the
danger that these methods consti-
tute to party unity, and we call up
on all comrades, who hold our
views to do likewise"
In face of the new and unpre-
cedented accentuation Of factional
struggle on the part of the opposition,
in face of the new deception of the
Party by the opposition, the Exec
utive Committee of the Communist
international was compelled to take
measures of an organizational char
acter against Comrade Trotsky, as
the leader of the opposition. The
Presidium of the Executive Commit
tee of the Communist International,
jointly with the International Control
Commission, decided to Expel Trot-
sky and Vuyovitch from the Executive
Committee of the Communist Inter
national. By this decision, the Exec
utive Committee of the Communist
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-07

international appraised the disruptive
work of the opposition, which on the
one hand, utilizes Hindenburg's free
dom" of the press in Germany, to
SANDER the Comintern and the Union
of Socialist Soviet Republics in the
pages Of Maslow's and Ruth Fischer's
yellow sheet, and on the other hand,
organizes underground printing
presses in the Union of Socialist So
Wet Republics, with the purpose of
organizing a split in the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union and the
Comintern, helping thereby the enc
mics Of the dictatorship Of the work
ing class.
The Party will welcome unani-
mously the decision Of the Executive
Committee Ct the Communist irvet-
national to expel the disruptors. Peo-
pie who take the liberty to do what
is essentially incompatible with or
binary membership of a party affilia-
ted to the Communist International,
can at any rate not remain any longer
in the leading organs Of the Comm
tern.
Our Party was founded, trained and
nursed by Lenin. Lenin made the
statutes of our Party Lenin wrote
the decisions of the Tenth Congress
concerning the expulsion of factional-
lists from our Party. Lenin estab-
lished our Party regime the basis of
which established itself many years
before Trotsly was accepted to our
Party, they were established not ac-
cidentally, but in fierce struggle of
the Party against Menshevism and
particularly against Trotskyism.
The Party will allow no one TO
change Lenin's regime. No one can
come into our Party with his Gown
statutes" Those whom "Lenin's
shoe" pinches should make their
choice: they should either continue
their descriptive work against the
Bolshevik Party and thereby forfeit
their right to be called Bolsheviks, or
remain in the Party and uncondition-
ally submit to all Party decisions and
the decisions of its leading organs
and Immediately stop all factional
activity.
They must make this choice.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-07

THE Moscow and Central Control
" Commissions established fact,
absolutely unprecedented in the his
tory or the Communist Party of the
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
which guiIes th> Dictatorship of the
Proletariat. This fact has no equal
to it. An anti-Party illegal printing
shop was discovered printing secret
party and anti-party opposition docu-
ments for circulation, in spite of the
repeated prohibitions by the Party.
The Ia members of the Trotsky OPP
position called to account by the Mos
cow Control Commission, are accused
of Establishing jointly with non
Party bourgeois inteliectuals an I'M
foreground anti-Party organization
with an illegal Typography to carry
on activities towards the disruption of
unity within the Communist Party of
the Soviet Union (Bolshevik) and the
formation of new Party The fact
that this work was carried on. by
Trotskyists jointly with bourgeois in
tellectuals, some Of whom were found
to be connected with avowedly anti
Soviet elements, is particularly strik-
ing.
The crime committed against the
Party by these IA Party members (12
of them have already been expelled
by the Central Control Commission
and two were strictly censured and
warned) is monstrous. By commit
ting it, they placed themselves outside
the Party. The Control Commissions
only had to strike the balance of the
crimes committed against the Party.
However, the organization of an IL
legal printing press with a purpose
of combating the Party, is the work
not only of these Ia Trotskyists and
the ir bourgeois intellectual con-
federates. 1t is the work of the en-
tire Trotsky opposition as a whole,
and the leaders of the opposition bear
full and complete political respon-
sibility for the deeds. They do not
show any intentions to dodge re-
sponsibility for the deeds. They do
not show any intentions to dodge re-
sponsibility. They defend the "clan-
destine" workers by every means.
Moreover, three opposition leaders,
Preobrazhensky, Serebriakov and
Sharov openly declared, in a special
document addressed to the Control
Committee, that they are politically
responsible for the affair and it's or
ganizers. Comrade Trotsky, the lead
or or the opposition, exhibited his
solidarity with the participants in the
Illegal printery at session of the
Presidium of the Executive Com
mittee of the Communist Interna
ticnal. He openly praised their anti
party descriptive work. Can there be
any doubt that the Party will call the
leaders to account?
The opposition declares that it COM
bats the existing party regime" The
question arises; against what regime
is the opposition fighting, and by
whom has that regime been estab-
lished? There can be no doubt that
it is combating the regime" which
was established in the Party under
Lenin and under Lenin's leadership
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
sion or the said City. tc-wits
CD g inch reinforced conrr

sion or the said City. tc-wits
CD 6 inch reinforced concrete
pavement;
(2) 5 inch reinforced concrete base
with 1 IL inch aEphaltic concrete
wearing surface;
(3) s irch reinforced concrete base
with ! IL inch rock asphalt Chot
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"a 5 irch reinforced Generate base
with l IL inch Warrenite- Bitulithic
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l5) 2 f-2 inch bituminous concrete
bsse with / 1-2 inch Warrenite-Bitu-
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(6) 2 1-2 inch bituminous concrete
base on a 3 inch compressed gravel
base with I IL inch Warrenite-Bitu-
lithic wearing surface; and
WHEREAS, plans and Epecificn-
tions have been prepared for the said
work BY the City Paving Engineer,
which are on file AVA the office of the
City Secretary, and have been duly
approved NV the City Commission.
NOW. THEREFORE, all persons
desiring 20 bid upon the work CO..
making the said improvements nre
requested 20 do so I'm accordance with
the said resolutions. plans and speci-
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BY filing sealed bids therefor With the
said City Secretary. on or before the
18th day Of November, A. d. 1927, az
ten o'clock, A. n.
Bidders will be required 70 make
their bids on forms Of proposals BY
the City Secretary. and which maybe
obtained at bis office. and no bid
viii be considered unless the same IL
accompanied by n certified check
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the Mayor of Brownsville. I'm amount
and on conditions designated Nv and
In the said proposal Bidders may
bid either upon all the different nl-
ternative plans. materials and meth
DDS prescribed by said specifications,
O. upon any one cr more thereof.
The City 0f Brownsville reserves the
right TO accept any bid or bids. cr ~
reject any bid or bids I'm whole or
In part
(sEAL)
"A. =. Munday. City Secretary,
City Of Brownsville, Texas
1f-5-fs-10t-25f0.
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Alberto PAM on
Way to Mexico

Alberto PAM. the stormy petrol"
~ Mexican politics, whose heRIrnm
have always shown which way thn
wind blows, IA suddenly returning tn
Mexico, after leaving hits post uH
Mexican minister az Paris secretly,
according 90 reports received here.
He will arrive In Mexico City on
November r. In some quarters II Ia
said that the Mexican governments
has called him 70 assist Sir Henry
Thornton, Canadian railroad expert.
IN the reorganization Of the Nation
al lines. Others ailegc that he will
substitute Secretary Tejeda in the
cabinet. Az PAM has not resigned,
and aa Teseda has neither. cnmpiet@
mystery. the usual thing, according
to his friends, surrounds Pants
movements Sir Henry Thornton
will arrive also on Nov. 12.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

o. letting Ey The City Or Browns
vile. Texas, Of the improvement Of
Tenth Street, and sundry other
streets. from the west line OK From
ten Street TO the west line or blocks
abuting the railroad riRht-of-wmy. be-
inE approximately eleven ~half-blueks.
OF five ard one half blocks
NOTICE H. HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
WHEREAS the City or Browns
villes has therefore by resolutions,
directed the improvement on Tenth
Street ard Eundry other ztreetH, hy
grading raising and filling the same
and b. construction or concrete rurbn
and cutters wherever deemed neces-
sary, ard paving the same with one
o. the following types OF pavement.
% be selected by the City Connis-
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Has Only
Wends in u. 5.

AUSTIN. Texas.-There Ia I'm Lnn
county, Texas, the only settlement
Of Wendiah people 10 be found out
side Of Germany. according 10 G. G.
n. Engcrrand, associate professor
Of ~anthropoiogy IN the University Of
Texas.
A history Of these Texas people.
who, with their ancestors I'm southern
Prussia and northern EnxonT, are
the last remnant CO m race which im
near extinction. im Cd MN written
some tire during the coming year
hy MR.. Enrerrnnd-
Mr. EnRurrmnh hmn already hnmm
considerable investigation regarding
tha WRndH in Texas anh hm hmH been
especially detailed NV tha members
0f several international ElnNik Assoc
Citations t0 write thH history.
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By virtue Of an assessment and
award Of damages and fees, duly
filed in the office Of the Justice Of
the eaee for Precinct No. -..... Of
Cameron county. Texas. I win pro-
coed and sell, as under execution,
between the hours Of no O'Clock N.
n. and 4 o'clock p. m.. On the End
Wednesday I'm November. al III. 1927,
it being the 9th dmy of said NORTH.
at the Court House in Brownsville
i'm said county, tho following desrrib-
ed impounded stock, wiz One dark
by mare about eight years cld
branded q with half moon ADORE
Has colt about one year old.
One black mare mule about ten
years cid, branded r. over q on left
front leg. One black horst about SIX
pears old, no brands, weight about
1900 pounds.
One dark bay mare about SIX years
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WANTED: Listings for cash buyers
on small tracts with and without
bearing groves. also large tracts. We
are making arrangements for excur-
sions nj Of Chicago. See Us nc once
or send in n complete description OF
your property with your lowest cash
price. Foster Realty Co., $40. 18th
St., Cromack Bldg. S216
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

old, no brands, weight about lAn0
pounds
One sorral mare mule about tenn
years old. NO brands, has old cut un
right front foot
One sorrel white face horse about
six years old, branded JY connected
on left hind quarter. TO be sold undnr
the provisions on the stock law OF
the State Of Texas, TO satisfy such
assessment and award, and the costa
and expenses hereof.
This 10th day OF October, A. d.
1927.
Mrs. plnkio vann,
Sheriff Cameron Co, Tex.
BY Il. ]. Hanna, PoundmnHter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NEW TILE stucco bungalow, five
rooms, all modern. hardwood floors.
outbuildings, etc. "A real home. Price
$500. Small down payment, balance
monthly like rent. Many other homes
all prices and locations. DRuEherty
A Moothart. Realtors. O-S2
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FOR TRADE: One practically new
two-story Dutch Colonial residence
consisting of seven room and bath:
hardwood floor throughout. elaborate
electrical fixtures, automatic water
heater. Located in best residential
section Of city Of Shreveport, Louis
lana of $4,000 population. Two
blocks from new million dollar high
school. two and one-half blocks from
girls college and Centenary college,
two blocks from two biz chain stores
and one Piggy Wiggly store and
tw0 drug stores. one block from
Fairfield car line. Am willing 20 &C
cert trade on improved property,
preferring particularly residence
VIVA acreage on or near highway.
If ytu have anything advise full par
ticulars 20 n. q. Box 1874, Shreve-
port Louisiana. Y-25S
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Farms For Sale

ONE TRACT - ard one-haIf
acres, $500 per acre; has 800
citrus trees, one year old. Adj
joining tract 20 acres, five
room house with SO bearing citrus
trees. large old shade trees; and
ornamental palms. Partly tile
drained; near drainage ditch,
nine blocks from railroad sta
tion, Olmito. on highway, $500
per acre, IL both tracts are
taken. Bearing trees heavily
loaded with fruit. Same soil both
tracts. See John n. Merrill or
write Box 12f7, Brownsville.
lit
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Salesmen-Agents

WANTED-Man with car 10 sell COM
plete line quality Auto Tires and
Tubes. Exclusive Territory. Ex-
perience not necessary. Salary
$4,000 per month. Milestone Rub
Der Company, East Liverpool, Ohio.
Y-52
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LADY BOOKKEEPER desires two or
three days q week work. Reasonable.
Phone 80. Z-49
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LO&DO&.-Eiliiam Hunt hanged
himself In Fentrntiile Prison two
days before ne would have completaa
"a long sentence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08
REAL ESTATE

so ACRES one fourth mile from pro-
posed paved highway. Good land,
NIL in cultivation. House. etc, worth
$1,000. For quick sale SIPS per acre,
easy terms. "A real bargain. DauEh-
erty e. Moothart. Realtors q-32
SEVEN-ACRE corner, paved high
way, two miles from Brownsville,
fine land. beautiful domestic. Will
sell one acre or more. Priced right.
Terms. Daugherty & Moothart, Real
tors. q-32
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COMPETENT s~tenogrspher desires
position. Best Of references. Phone
"a. Z-47
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RENTALS

FOR RENT-A Mntamoros hotel at
Matamoros. Mexico. Apply NJ. T. Kill
lion, Cromack Building. Y200
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WANTED: Experienced ~housekeep-
er for modern home. Must furnish
references. Good wages. Phone
9015F2, Of write Box $50, Browns
vile. 70
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08

STRAWBERRY PLANTS Best
Grown-Improved Klondike, Excel
sior, Missionary. 500. s1.50: 1000,
S2.75; 5000. $12.5O; 10000. 22.50;
Z. o. b., this place. Order ut once. ..
A. Bauer Judsonia: Ark. Yes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08

AUTOMOBILE mechanic desires
work In the repair game, service
station or would drive truck. Ad-
dress Box 722, Donna, Texas. YES
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BUSINESS

CAFE AND CONFECTIONERY, best
Of location, doing fine business. Ad-
dress Z-24, care Brownsville Herald.
Z24
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Help Wanted

WANTED at McAlien Municipal Hos
pital, student nurses. Applicants
are required to have at least two
years high school. Write or call for
other information, Box $50. Tele-
phone 334, McAllen, Texas Y-51
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08
Lots For Sale

JUST NOW we have the best buy in
city lots we've had. Southern Real
ty Company. Y-66
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08

ROOM AND BOARD for two peo-
pie in private family. 745 Elizabeth
Street Phone 1885. Y24l
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IA REAL OPPORTUNITY TO GET
INTO BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF
III you are capable Of handling d
District Managership. The South's
Largest Insurance Company has an
opening for you. Let us explain our
plan Of supervising and instruSting.
Openings in Harrington. Rio Graade
City and Edinburg. Call or write
Jas. r. Homer, All State National
Bank Building. Brownsville. Texas.
Phone $40. Y236
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08

THE TOWER sandwich shop and tea
room on Harlingen highway for rent
60 responsible partise, with best of
references; also an office or small
store room with living quarters;
hamburger stand with living quar-
ters near San Benito; office rooms
in San Benito; furnished apart
ments- Inquire Phillips Store, San
Benito, Texas. Y-53
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TWO LOTS, West Brownsville, fine
residence location. $500 each, terms.
Residence lots all parts Of city.
Trackage lots near Southern Yaeific.
Business locations. Daugherty &
Moothart. Realtors. 0-3Z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08
REAL ESTATE

LAND HERE; Two miles OF La
Feria, 500 steps Of highway, thirteen
and half acres. good soil. in cult
walton. $4,000 per acre. C. +. AS
bury, Mercedes, Texas. Phone sol.
y-l1&
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08

SIX ROOM house, with gas. Modern
and clean. Suitable for two small
families. Big yard. Pavement. Also
two room apartment. $50. Phone 175.
Z-240
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08

FOR RENTING well furnished
sleeping rooms; meals IL desired
Close in. Phone 1e9. WIS
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garage. Phone 80. Z-4s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08

FOUR furnished rooms for rent at
the old Goodrich home, 1908 dams
&C. Z21
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CHOICE residence lot. gravel street,
$3.50. Easy terms. Lots w. Browns
vile. $500 up. East front residence
lot 81. Charles, $500. Terms. Many
others. Daugherty 4 Moothart, Real
tors. q-32