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The daily worker., 1929-07-20
PEACEFUL LIFE OF uSsR A CONTRAST
70 THE lMPER|ALIST PLANS FOR WAR

The Of Soviet Union life at
world whooped their Chinese
the u S. S. r. be gathered from the
Moscow. They few which happened
to Manhurian situation broke and be
chance incidents heavy and light in
The Soviet Union workers
bard upon great Plan development de-
axhed the hours of work. when
the impcrasts flung mitaris the u S. S. R.
OIL IN DAGESTAN.
9v MAKHATCHKALA, July (By Mai).-A few days
break forth the
of the fact that the character
the existence of oil this
undertaken by OF shallow
drilling which revealed oil bearing strata
Geological Committee has sunk deep shafts in Dage
4 10 the local oil possibilities
believed to be extensive
daily yield which recently broke out amounts
to about 800
sf oil.
M IMPROVEMENT OF TRANs-SIBERIAN TRAFFIC
MOSCOW (By MaiT Soviet representatives to tho
lust Harbin, the following:
Beginning with the of Siberian
particularly those headed wcstwards will be considerably
ded Thus bcrd trains will
40 hours instead Of 1874 present has also
introduce through coaches from MuAdn Shanghai
the direct communications be established also between
and Stoby and Riga vladvoso Khar
In and Stclbzy, and vladvosok. Kharbin and Riga
The daily worker., 1929-07-20
OVESTONE SPLTTERS DENOUNCED BY COMRADES BL0OR BMBA
Sends Letter Regarding WoeS Return the United States Aga
Wishes the Executive Committee OF the Communist International

publicity agent
@ h
received Lovestone actona documents The following
MY REPLY TO THE RENEGADEs.
July 18th received letter from Bertram Wolfe marked
to the the cOmntern
and removals taking place in the party Signed by ELLA Reeve
D. Wolfe Jay Loveston Edward Welsh and Otto Huswood
Another To the Buro of the National Executive Committee Of
Jack Rubenstein, Miriam sivis, and Edward Welsh"
And the following typewriter letter:
New York. N. " July IL, 1929.
Dear Comrade:
nced will find of the appeal to the 10th penqm Of
the last 9th National Convention of the Communist Party of the
wish YOU would read it carefully copy your
the c. E. C. and to the following address:
~. -. BERT WOLFE,
632 Throop Ave, Brooklyn N. Y.
NV REPLY as follows nothing personal anybody
the party questions not endorsing appeal On the con-
ta condemn you and your entire group care aIeerss and rene
activities You fully deserve expulsion from
the party your opposition International
your attempt to organize in right wing
oportunis meshevk faction and am for your expulsion
from ranks Your is way of all negades We Will fight
you with every ounce of our energy
politically and organzaonay You have lost in the Communist
Now position is either must be the leaders
viii fail The America will forward under
leadership the Communist International The Communist Inter
and petty-bourgeos inteectuas.
Your political line wrong organization of the
Communist conception which be rejected
fought by all sincere honest and loyal revolutionary workers
The 9Th National Party did not elect
to fight Communist International and its decisions
party The comrades of the former majority at the
the
the American You have right
to claim authority the former majority
for your disruptve counter-revoutonary activities
the Comntern,
you all other right wnger Your letter to the comrades
against the Comntern has only
the Communist Party of America Through
their his followers have themselves as
enemies Of the the working Your
dsrupe convinced that belong to the
pany Cannon and Trotsky.
Especially need unity party In Gastona fifteen
will be trial for their
lives they fought Their
in ability wide of the workers fight
demands united efforts But what do
split ranks hnderng
Therefore have allied yourselves with
th hanmen of the South working who
efforts the textile workers by
| exermnaing their leaders
organize the unorganized
You hndering this great
campaign by your attempt o demoraze ranks
be attacked by the united mpealst
powers world We need unity in the Communist International
more than mobilize the defense of
the joined the enemies of the Communist
International and Soviet Union
Our efforts Our party will march forward
oyerthe of all its enemies.
The following telegram
being Loveston sptters, selexplanaoy:
COPY.
4 IN VIEW OF LOVESTONE'S CLAIM MY SUPPORT PUB
LISHED DAILY DECLARE FOLLOWING HAVE SOLIDARIZED
Myself 4POLCOM ACCEPTANCE ECCI ADDRESS AND SUBSE-
QUENT CAMPAIGN. FULLY SUPPORT LOvESToNE'S EXPUL-
So go TRAcHTENBERG.
The daily worker., 1929-07-20

it necessary in order to
maintain integrity
to endorse most heartily the decision of the E. IN ExPELNG
THE RENEGADE LOYESTONE only disagreed
c. but also fought elementary
of Communist discipline. approve suspension
the Pocom his Lovone
and to repudate the of the majority
The Buro is in full with supendng
stein from the N svis
for their support of Lovestone.
opposition Comde shohan
expressed in his register emphatic
ton Of the position Welsh
letter comrade ST. Louis which reveals how far
she has degeneraed politically We the actions District
No of the Party D. r. G. removing comade Miller from the posi-
ton OF org eaysh We condemn the comrades Of the former
minority who claim that the decision of the them.
uptve work Of the Rbt and @ it e w Tho M R PH.n m f tS op ]
that the decision of the victory majority
norfor the former minority but victory for the Party whole
as was pointed out by the c. J.
has expressed
opposition to the removal of Rubns and si while Comrade
Held has his opposition
Wolfe Poom definitely rejects positions
being injurious struggle against the agents Of
Party League shielding Wolfe
and Rubensten has for its the parayzng and hng of
effective struggle against Lovestons agents in As
for Wolfe the Buro the opinion that he is worthy member
ship the c. c. and therefore his that
body. .t.t.
Comrade repudatng previous
The Buro endorses the struggle of the and its affiliated
on against the Rights and Concators We and highly
commend the actions taken by the C. and T. G. and our brother
the
pledges mobilize membership
particularly opporunst
struggle against the c.. l.
will the task mobzng young
the
will mobilize the the thereby
forces free from Social Democratic factona
traditions -1s4i
will work the basis self criticism and
leadership proetarian
relentless struggle against deviations the correct
While
the mobilize the membership
everything possible proletarian who
mid for the and Y The Buro record
immediate enlightenment which has
neglected. district nationally
behind the CEC the NEG the against
Right danger Party
FIGHT AGAINST THE RIGHT DANGER WHICH is THE MAIN
DANGER.
DEFEAT THE INTERNATIONAL oPPoRTUNIsTs AND SPLIT
TIERS AND THEIR AMERICAN AGENTS.
DOWN WITH FACTIONS AND FACTIoNAL INTERPRETA-
TIONs OF C.
FOR THE UNIFICATIoN AND BoLsHEvIzATIoN OF THE
PARTY AND LEAGUE.
SMASH THE CONCEALED OPPOSITION.
SMASH ALL REMNANTS OF COUNTER REVOLUTIONARY
TROTsKYIsM
HAIL THE REVOLUTIONARY INTEGRITY OF THE COMM
TERN. , ....,. .-4l. y.
FORWARD TO A MASS COMMUNIST PARTY AND coMMUN-
IST YOUTH LEAGUE. ~! ~, - r.
The daily worker., 1929-07-20
HOTHOUsE COTTON.

MOSCOW July L. (By Mai)-The Presidium of the Supreme
Economic Council decided to cultivate large
area in Southern Tadan with Egyptian cotton
plants grown Economic Council has
organization of this work which
by institution specially created for this purpose
"Rassadkhopok.'
growing cotton by first raising its seeds
by the agricultural specast
growing reduces the growing period by months in
hectar instead Of 800 and irrigation water
the Economic Council issued
special monetary reward to him.
BREEDING FUR ANIMALS NEAR MOSCOW.
MOSCOW, Mai-In the autumn of 1928 farm for
breeding animals established within 60 kmeers of
present there this farm 200 Canadian
with brood of 25o born during the winter The
breeding conditions of captivity and in the Mos
offspring first time record of sabs breed
offspring large of newly born kunks
directed by the German zoologit Dr. Schmidt
organization.
Simultaneously with the achievements of the Moscow animal farm
Maneufe has succeeded breeding sables in the Moscow
Geological The Peoples Trade has taken
of the method employed by Prof. Maneufe breeding
conditions captivity appreciation of his
issued special rewards to himself and his closest associates
The daily worker., 1929-07-20

The by representatives of the railways
of the IT, S. Corea, Southern Manhurla the
Chinese Eastern Railway Japanese shipping
companies Th written before the Chinese war
lords seized the railway
The daily worker., 1929-07-20

Comrade Ella Reeve Boo exposes
clique still old tactics of cky deceit and plain
without permission document SANDER
ing the Party and the Communist International The following are
the telegram and letter received from Comrade Bloor:
STATEMENT TO THE sECRETARIAT OF THE c. P. OF
Philadelphia,
j firmly always have that should be
absolutely loyal International formal
way heartedy word action weaken
the faith of the workers in the
Russia Because of this loyalty and fully recognizing the
p Address the Comntern Party accept
without reservations this Address with all its decisions the Ameri
Party question.
course carry Address, and all its decisions
urge membership and defend the
political Address and out its decisions
al pledge myself support Party leadership the
Comntern n and will fight all forms of opposition
to the c. I, in the future, as have in the past
that knowledge there attempt
had been made in Moscow should be made
in the future should be the first to denGunse IT, most 1phaeay s h
leaving Moscow entire delegation signed statement which
decisions of the L. and to urge the membership
should not be carried out by of the delegation
/ certainly would condemn their action
AS for myself making statement only eterang
what shall continue here: that fully
submit decson and desire above all else help build
right the carrying out the decisions of the C.
Address ALL its decisions and therefore firmly believe all
dissolved absolutely that symptom action
would tend toward dividing the Party ouetng its UNITY
emphatcaly against FAcTIoNALIsM
Fully realizing the great Party the
responsibilities pledge myself to help carry
decisions OF the fight sort of opposition to the
to the Russian Revolution,
my '''N''' 00 ELLA REEVE BLooR
COAE5J7IS1 INTERNATIONAL LETTER ON ACTIONS
OF WOLFE
ANY USE OF NAME TO LOVESTONE AND GITLOW AP
PEALS ABSOLUTELY UNAUTHORIZED. PLEASE PUBLISH MY
STATEMENT AM UTTERLY OPPOSED TO ANYTHING THAT
WOULD TEND TO DISRUPTION ESPECIALLY NOW AT THIS
CRITICAL PERIOD WORLD LABOR. LETTER FOLLOWS.
#... ELLA REEVE BLooR@
Dear Comrades:
Comrad Wolfe against Letter of the ECC
effect that he will not live the
insisted after his release from the post of the
the ECCI and the head the
that he must Immediately return to
meca in spite of the ECCI
will not be position to perform
the there should be decision to
the contrary he will Internationally back to the
States Gin order to study
Poit Screarat compelled to
him America It, at
decided to ne CEO Oh he
Party Of this matter
With Communist Greetings,
BUREAU OF THE sECRETARIAT OF THE ECCI
Telegram from Crouch:
CROUCH AGAINST RIGHT CANCELLATION.
Endorse action against Loveone supporters
Svs position against Comntern
line nuryng class struggles
energeay support League fary against hghV coh
e'na'io anu ~ PAUL CROUCH.
The daily worker., 1929-07-20

LEON PLATT.
District 8:
LEAGUE DISTRICT BUROS ENDORSE LOVESTONE
EXPULSION.
BURo DEC District CYL condemns statement sivs
of opposition to CT and call for mobiza
ton against CT
The position expressed in their statement is
the CYL will mercessy fight such
to follow the line of the conclators against the CI
these in
to fight it.
The Buro that for the carrying out of the ennist line
the CT its decisions letter the CP UsA
must have united Buro
We therefore endorse the action of the NEG Bro in susendng
rally all the membership
fight against opposition to the line Of the CI
Accepted unanimously with exception of two comrades who
abstaned on last paragraph
District 4:
The District Buro District (Buao unanimously
the action Of the Gee in the expulsion of Lvestone from the Party
and the removal of Wolfe from the Polcom.
quick the NEG in the suspension of
the Buro. These comrades in their state
defy the CT YC and the American Party and League member
49, Also the action of these Comrades together with Iurve
the CT Address, has had demoazing effect the
entire League.
Such actions of any comrade especially leading comrades
be tolerated Disciplinary against all sprs and opportun
lists must be taken Immediately.
We call upon membership unreservdy
rally the CT and the YCI and the tasks
before
We further demand drastic against
they rpudate their actions and withdraw their state
ments Immediately.
AGAINST THE RIGHT DANGER. FOR A MASS LEAGUE.
DISTRICT BURO PASSED unanimously.
District 6:
The District Buro of the Communist Youth League District Six
approves Committee xpeng Lovestone
denounce the activities of Love
his attempts to split the Party We certain that the
will mobilize firmly behind the Central Committee
in the the Right
danger accepting the Comintern Ad
dress merely The Comnern Address be
action this light denounce the action of
the CYL accepting the Cominten Address
the expulsion Of oveston when Lovestone clearly
his tactics of intrigue and aehood that he
following Communist lnebu actually by his and
ashamed attempts to split the Party
approve of the MEG in these comrades.
refusing the expulsion of Lovsone
of the Communist Youth League District Six
behind the Comntem Addressae wholly modified
against the application of the
Addressare wholly those
the The membership of this
demands speed ahead the carrying of all tasks
DISTRICT No BURO Passed unanimously
The daily worker., 1929-07-20

the good to its
campaign n
campaign particularly linked with the
political
the reestabshment the trade Agitation
the right of assembly and freedom of the
the influence the YOUTH against the
church all be brought the major campaign against
All of things of the fascist
LONDON, July Party planning
hold national demonstration Sunday July 2S Trafalgar Square,
International AntiWar Day
August First
rangements all districts send delegations of
to London on that date
Legion Fighters, also PLAN
to active in the national demonstration
The Party preparing Day
especially meetings before the
Saturday July 18TH the Hendon
London the display the Royal Air Forces
with Macdonald present, part of the campaign
the its
the Lancashire district where the textile
being threatened with II 12
special meeting which anti-war
paign will be forward.
STOCKHOLM, July 1s-Reprentatves of the Communist Par
Finnish Workers Conference Gothen
This will include besides the
all sympathetic Communism. The conference
will be mobg workers for International Red
lay Against War, August First.
with the butcher" Finland
Eshna Laa The Baltic countries under the direct
uence of England and tools for her impea designs
The daily worker., 1929-07-20

Telegram from Platt:
PLATT CONDEMNS LOVESTONE AND FOLLOWERS.
Emphatcaly Rubensen Welsh Silvia
based plat
form international Right fighting line Comntern Call League
members Sixth decisions being revised ut
ing League Party mistakes shortcomings factonay and
bettng Trotskyes CEC NEG struggle against
Right followers stand
Rubnsten Siv sptters Right
with intensified League work inform same Party
LEON PLATT
The daily worker., 1929-07-20

Ella Boor the fact that the LovestOne
clique still resorng old tactics trkery deceit and plain
lies without document SANDER
the International The following
the telegram and letter received from Comrade Boor:
STATEMENT TO THE sECRETARIAT OF THE c. P. OF A.
The Washington times., 1929-02-09
GOOD FELLOWS
To STAR ON
WRC

Fair and warmer tonight, blow
ing hearty gales of laughter about
$40 D. M, leaving nearby localities
flooded with sunshine.
Peculiar situation this. even more
phenomenal than the eclipse of the
sun, but, do we not know that ut
is always fair weather when good
fellows get together? And are not
Strickland Gillian and Harry
Edward Warner staging a little re-
union at o'clock?
Knowing these two newspaper
men for their writing and humor
and above all their power Ito
please" it is a safe bet that any,
one who turns his dial WRCward
will be totally satisfied.
Earlier in the evening, at $50,
diners may sip cafe-noir to Victor
Herbert melodies, when the White
House Coffee Dinner Music does it's
weekly broadcast over the n. B. C..
system.
Carrying out the unique idea of
Around the World in Ninety Min
utes," in broadcasting the enter.
tainment features of the annual
Baltimore Advertising Club dinner,
might be enjoyable Get It from
WFBR at 8 o'clock.
Walter Damrosch and symphony
orchestra will inaugurate a weekly
series of General Electric Company
broadcasts, at . o'clock, on the NBC
network, which comes to Washing
ton at WRC.
The group of musicians who will
play under the excellent leadership
of Mr.. Damrosch have been chosen
from Heading symphonic organiza-
tions in this country and particular
attention has been taken in the
formation of the orchestra for radio
hroadcasting. Litoliff's overture,
"Robespierre, is the opening piece
of the program. This colorful pic
ture of the French revolution should
be an opus of tremendous power in
the hands of such a conductor.
"The Thirty Club" will come to
order at 7:35. when the president,
A. .Cloyd Gill confronts the mike
at WMAL.
There are some interesting talks
scheduled for the evening.
Representative Arthur Green
| wood, of Indiana will speak from
wRC at Z p. m. on Repentance
and Faith" DR.. Julius Klein will
talk on "a Week of the Worlds
Business" from the same station at
| 7:45 p. m. Col. Charles l. Stengle
| will tell Whats Doing on Capitol
| HILL" at 7 p. m. from VOL. THE
| World to See and Modern Inven'
tions" will be the title Of the talk,
which Theodore P. Noyes, jr., chair.
| man, committee on press relations
and communications of the inaug-
ural committee will deliver at SIS
| D. m. from WMAL.
The Washington times., 1929-02-09
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