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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-21
By PAUL REMAIN.

international are at present con-
October Revolution working masses on larger scale
for the defense of the Soviet Union of the
oers In of
on this task of significance especially this year The
organization of this campaign within the
lore engage the che attention OF all Communist Parties
The character of the October
socialist development the other hand by signs
he sharpening of fhe attack of the mperst
Union.
already certain that the consruc-
Son in connection with the execution of the FveYar Pa
tracing the attention of the broadcast
more important because the campaign of most Communist Parties
most not of systematic character spite position
the problems of So
ahst development growing tremendously in all countries that
the bourgeois compelled questions seriously
At the present time the superiority of socialist economy
economy is becoming very apparent Tins not due entirely to
the figures concerning the of socialist Development which
could not be attained capitalist country
possible to such precise figures practical significance
in regard to economic plans for territory which sixth
the globe At tn first
clear that these figures thoroughly
that it possible them Immediately before
anniversary the Revolution CPSU position to
consider the question of curang the periods provided the Five
Year Plan
The chief explanation of the very
the figures provided exceeded the tremendous develop
mnt OF mass initiative through socialist construction In the
of realizing the FvYea Plan
forms of engaging the broad of the proetarian the front
development
initiative socialist competition which, the
dual Factories have set themselves b task f id h of
their example the fight the improvement discipline
and for the promotion of the productivity of the individual factories
proved by carrying the
ndustriaizaton Day by willingness
proara uninterrupted working week.
in the shortest time will
caist construction In the country districts kinds
arising In place of the little be big
cultural which the of factories These big
agricultural enterprises the advanced of
agriculture capitalist The
and agriculture characteristic of the whole development
tastc beginning to disappear the Soviet Union To
awaken understanding for the tremendous historic significance of this
transition the Soviet Union the
world proear through this magnificent example, the chief
tasks of the Communist Parties in the capitalist This
be taken hand the preparation and execution of the
the twelfth anniversary the October Revolution
The twelfth the October Revolution
the capitalist countries be exclusively propagation of
the basic idea socialist construction but this be
iseparaby linked with the of the international
dary of the toing the Union
clear the the capitalist countries that fight for the
revolutionary defense of the Soviet Union the fight for the destruction
of the mperat attacking 'front.' which today than
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-21

under the leadership parties Second International
the important advancement of social
the
therefore be regarded continuation cam
for August h the first big uniformly international
of the Communist Parties mperial soi-
the world with
breaking through the police
the fight OF the Communist Parties for the
extension the proetaran united through
of the united below, committees anti
fascist committees training poaran corps etc
The development of construction must pro-
coed parallel with the of the fight Parties
the capitalist countries which the perspective
hment the dictatorship
the present main objective upon
the of the majority of the working Today time
of development of revolutionary revival among
the the working of
scious leadership of the workers Upon
ideal depends that emphasized by the Session.
whereby the Communist Parties the
revolutionary This Parties
continue the practical the
this relies than
converts them base the fight
In the the 18th the
dlvidua the
of the tactical
question and apply it in the light of the
Communist Parties in the campaign of August LIST.
through development revolutionary COM
petition. Just the Soviet proearat the
strucion strengthened its through the
the capitalist countries must set themselves the fight
for the defense of the Soviet Union the mobilization working
Upon this basis the revolutionary competition
pra of the Soviet Union and the proetar the capitalist
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-21
By JACK STACHEL.

very the
cular entitled Political Analysis of the 10th Plenum of the ECC
ogy line @ gh d a5
its openly social democratic formulation of this platform This
great Party
completely the quday refomst line of the Lovonees
these renegades merely the ground of their having broken Party
discipline group
attacking the line of the Congress- Address,
line of the Party did not dare openly develop and state their in
rnationa platform Gow Wolfe
accepted open Party
ton The comparison Of their position with the decisions of the
Sixth World Congress and the Open Letter will make clear the poll
teal degeneration of this into social reformism
period" says following
the Tenth Pnum false estimation stabza
Tenth Pnum of the ECC revising the line of the Sixth
on the estimate ma Of and state further that the
this revision Let therefore examine the estimate the Sixth World
Congress capasr compare
sterilization establish the
sonists and what they aim to accomplish
The Sixth World congress- according to Lone document
the following estimate of the sterilization of capitalism in the third
period
Finally third period which in the main period
which capitalist exceeds the level and which
The above is correct quotation of ovesone from the thesis
with The
should he UsSR almost simultaneously exceeds the
taneousy part
building socialism in the u s. s. R. and the ovesmaon of
capitalist sterilization The Lovestone also fail that just
the workers in the capitalist countries capitalist sterilization
by taking all the coherent contradictions of capitalism
the u undermines by strengthening and exceeding
level But all Comnen
The completion of the whole which quoted
will make clear the attempt of Lovne revise the Sixth Con-
estimate of sabizaon will further that Lovesone
either understand openly fay be
drawn from the incomplete quotation of Lovone This what
the continuation of the paragraph from which Lovestone
following the corrected quotation Of Lovestone
At the time it period of the intense develop
of the contradictions world capitalism
by the whole the crisis
capitalism Contraction markets. the USSR colonial
growth of inherent contradictions of mperasm) This third
period in which the contradiction between the growth of the
ducive forces the contraction of particularly
accenuated is inevitably giving fresh series mperast
Among the imperial themselves of the
perial against the USSR liberation
against imperialism and imperiast Intervention gigantic
class battles The ntensificatOn of all INTERNATIONAL
tagonsms (antagonisms between the capitalist
s. s. r., the military occupation of Northern Chna-whch
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-21

the general situation changed? have become
ceverer but beginning
of the there specific manifestations
at hand and had seriously consider
lions more reason for it.
The picture has become much clearer Now speak
evauaon of the situation
cOmrade Bukhan in these closing remarks pOlemzng
against those who correctly tried emphasize the weakening
sterilization in the third period, further said:
In what lies the reason for this whole philosophy? The
not disappear from world from today till
Thus Bukhar at the Sixth World Congress-
tho not yet completely already in his closing departed
defeated by the though he voted for the
theses In these remarks Bukharn already
ured capitalist Sterilization growing though
yelled FORM Comrade Bukhan spoke between the
second and third period being in the the
period we that capitalist sterilization longer
less CASUAL but that te picture has become clearer
carous" did the Sixth that staiza
ton of capitalism will not disappear from world today
Thus that for the international Right period is
growing stronger They see in the fact that capitalist economy
has exceeded its level the strengthening
yardsick of sterilization only the growth productive
of capitalism They precisely reaching of
the level production and the growth of
in contrast with the contracting accenuating the
contradictions of capitalism They growth inter
oncomng revolutionary tide They see
only capitalism growing stronger They deny the swing the
Of mpera wars This whole yewpon of a as a result h
organized capitalism" competition is dying out
and only competition between "organized capitalism
the social reforms and
the denial of the conversion of the social democrats
Their position is and that of the openly
Their pessmtic views will lead them
is ofenng of the external antagonms between the mpst
powers. This is the logic of their present position.
The Lovesoneies correct in stating that the chief
the revisonist line the their estimate
of capitalist stabizaton which the bass of their
against the line Of the Sixth World Congress- the
Comintern
The since the Sixth World Congress throughout the world
well the United States have already
of the line of the international right offspring the
Lovne renegad The Germany May Day. wave
of strikes in Germany France India and the United
August First demonstrations well the countries
the lie to the Characterization Of sterilization by Rights
confirm the correctness the line of the Sixth
sharpening of the antagonm the mpe
offensive against the Soviet Union the developing struggles
the colonial peoples in all parts of the world show the liquidation
capitalist stabilzaton.
The Plenum Of Central Committee
the social democratic Co. the members
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-21
Capitalist Sabzati0n the 3d Period and L0vestoue Reuegudes

beginning of the partition struggles
the imperial etc., the nensication antag
onsms in capitalist countries he swing to the left of the
of the working class the class struggled
the wide development COLONIAL MOVEMENTS (China
and Sra) which taking this period will inevitably
capitalist stabzaton-To CAPITALIST STERILIZATION BE-
COMING STILL MORE PRECARIoUs AND TO THE SEVERE
INVESTIGATION OF THE GENERAL CRISIS OF CAPITAL
ISM" Emphasis mine j. So
This is how the Sixth Congress per-
od We will later that the Right
the STRENGTHENING Of aniat bizoti and II pc f h t
that Lovesone only that of the third period which
speaks of capitalist exceeding the
sabzaon when in reality is precisely this growth
ductve against the contraction of the markets that
and makes more precarous capitalist sterilization.
The Loveston document accuses the Tenth Penum revising both
sterilization for the Loestoneites he situation Especially
the level of prOducon The Lovneies particularly single
attack the following correct estimate of sterilization made by Comrade
THE third period period Of sterilization but
of the liquidation of capitalist stabilzaon"
Sterilization becoming still more precarou and for Govetoe the
third period is period of the strengthening of sterilization
Tenth Penum line with this estimate the Sixth speaks
period period capitalist
sterilization becoming stable.
gethe with the entire convention the
Comintern What the Characterization of sterilization
Open Letter of the Comnern?
hegard question the nature of
it's THE FURTHER sAEkNs OFF sAs
HATIoN THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE WORLD ECONOMIC
SYSTEM emphasis here mineJS) tsrugge
against the Right danger which has late become the chief
big which inevitably profound undertaking
the revolutionary pepectyes and especially
Pepper Glow Wolfe together with
majority well minority of the Central Committee accepted this
the Comntern The convention
the Letter of The Comnen But what this
to these renegades meant merely that they did
forth their refom views that they perhaps
still vasciatng between the line of the Sixth World
line Right pportunm Today they have become open
of the refost views of sterilization Today they
openly fighting the line of the Sixth World Congress and the line
the Letter to the Sixth Party Convention.
this cowardy attitude the Lovestones have followed the
Comrade Bukhan who already the Sixth World
sterilization he has developed his writings At
Sixth Bukha after his defeated by
important amendments by the Russian delegation voted Sixth
World Congress theses but the time the reporter
advantage in his closing remarks and the following
regarding sterilization and the third period
1T 81 said that there difference between the second and
third period The question then arises why has evauaon
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-21

of the country in posi-
the growth of rehabilitation against Right
sterilization capitalism The Penum OF the Central committee
basis of the line of the Comintern drew the lessons Of
Gaston Ezabetho Marion New Orleans and the whole OF
struggle rapidly developing the South and throughout the u s.
rich of Red Day and the
Union Unity League Convention the Of the
growing the The Plenum could only conclude
from the reports of the comrades from all parts of the country ha
Party itself to the utmost in order not to lag behind
the struggles but to march at their head
been of decisive Importance Party
The Sixth Convention thesis of the majority spoke about second
preston oppounist line the Party The October
the basis the strug
wdeveopng while the rengade are already isolated
Party membership building their bridge to the social
reformists.
sterilization at the basis of the revisionist line Lovestone and
international Right starting with their social democratic estimate
this estimate and which provide the bridge for their gong :.
social efomm competehe theory OF the primary OF
for decreasing tempo and building socialism
the UssR their theory of organized capitalism with It's dying
competition which exists only between organized state cap
talism ETC.
objective development of capitalist economy. sZf
anarchc to the principles of nena.
ona problems of markets. of prices Of
competition becoming to increasing extent problems
world which within the country itself are replaced BY
international right arrives to the reyonst line
tton prices international sphere This the meaning OF
their theory of the prmay Of external win Sen
deny rehabilitation and have developed their right opporunst plat
,...,. ....s... .,,,r..
the period of the oncomng of the
tide effectively capitalism They have degenerated poll
opposition within the Comn into the left wing OF
Our PARTY in its fight to win the leading role in the labor
men Transforming itself Party will only be
the thorough struggle against social rormsm and
What is now complete social reformism
that there sofnng of the antagonms between
imperast That such theory their is not far
from the fact that comrade like Varga
speak Plan instrument through which Great Britain
and the United States arc for time their
differences. 49,
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(CoRtinued)
the morning the Tashknt pulled in The muks with
with their children Sacks sung
and kettles cnked and tangled
muks bent sanng the heads the
dishveed Their bodies wet beneath their skirts
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-21


TN morning Tasknt train pulled in The mujks with
chests with their children Sacks slung
muk bent staning the heads of the
disheveed Their bodies wet beneath their skirts
The crowd
ges forward yzzgZgz==.==sss=z
"Stop" sH=-TWTM>ZMZV
have you here?" E&%$NMMMWWMZNW WMzz##
"The mitia!" E$&SMMMMWMMZNW VN
over her lost sack " VMMWMw -
muik shakes his D UMWWW <~
fist at her. ANMlM@ 1T
A chest slips AI
out of it's leather zAMSSFFbb AXzSEsga H.
straps SS$ss &SM
The crowd sss& &SSSS$S~
ing over its people, surgng every side.
from They Chamber out of the bitches they crawl out
walls barefoot tattered battered and beaten by
and wind
The car roofs groan beneath ampng
gloomy walls with the sound of hundreds of voices
muks breathe heavily pant with exerton Hands emble,
legs tremble roll with the dread of being left behind
They then they heave their chests heavs
up the babies into the women outstretchd
They snort, and for breath
eve won't make it,"
"Comrade comrade, that's my we"
"By what right :. 2"
"Drive him away"
"Hey, you Of dogs!"
dragged the terrified Serohka along with him. dved be-
meath struck his head against the wheel
Hurry"
But the high Mhka Soshka did not reach
to the car doors they nothing they
could get hold of by which to pull themselves
"Unc help litte"
round round though caught
Whirlpool and stamped and oed and pushed that no one
could get the door.
"Clmb the roof!'
"Where's kettle?"
Comrades, that's kette'
"Take in the jaw"
"Thiefi"
"Beat him to DEATH"
Ms.ka the No would help them
there mujks seated
Girls climbing just like
the mujiks Mhka himself
a buffer and called:
"Come get up!"
But Serioshka could not it.
"Come ahead I'll help up!'
I'll fall"
and cenched his teeth together Hold
Tight"
jumped reached for the iron disc with unseeng eyes
"IH get crushedi"
Behind the wall soldier upbraded the mujks:
"Get out Of there!"
Serioshka trembled, half dead with fear.
"Iitle faher!"
Mishka whispered to him.
Be que be quiet, he doesn't Don't cough!"
hands won't hold moe"
"Shut up!"
"Please, Mishka dear Mishenka, I'm falling"
ITO be Continued
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The crowd sur
ges forward.
"Stop!"
"Whose S a C k
have you there ?"
"The militia!"
A woman walls
over her lost sack,
a mujik shakes his
fist at her.
"Stop!"
A chest slips
out of it's leather
straps
Bang!
The crowd sur
ges forward
- -.- -.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-11
. A NEW IDEA of Stove Economy
 Is Perfected in This New Estate

New improvements in exterior refine. ment-- new elements of convenience ---new mechanical improvements :. with no advance in price.
 Until you have seen this new creation o the stove world your conception of ga. stove IS bound to be incorrect. It must be seen to be understood.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-11

Sometimes, too. the foreign oAtics does pot care to take the risk of leducing special instructions to writing. lntglch cases q trusted attache of the foreign office ,is coached to memortSe verbal orders or information. When he arrives at his destination he identifies himself with password and the ambassx- dor or, minister personally takes down tn. instructions as they are recited to him.
 In the regular routine, however. the silent nine" are employed to convey confidential documents. Every the codc division of the for etgn office maps out their railway schedules and 1t knows day by day where each maa Is. whether in Kov. no, Moscow. Angora. Tirana. Rome, Madrid or London.
 An outsider has little chance to recognize these men for what they are. They travel first class as they are not cxpccted to risk loss of their t,akgnEe by sharing their rail way compartments with others This however, is the only luxury in which they indulge. They stop in good. but not extravasant hotels. live un-
New Britain herald., 1929-06-11

0ivs hss sasy Aemiaenes ever the ksgthssa part ef Africe but Frsnch pone1aieas hedse h her loua cal-. euiss ea the swest aud EnSlana's plaos in Egyptian aiEairs bound her ea thA east.
 Tue treeties which tho. United otates concluded aad swhich~ lave seFvs1 to start editorial rens in Italy arc three in .number. They included adhesion Of Egypt to the Kellogg pct, . treaty of arbitration and neutrality between America and Esypt and very similar one with Abyeatnia.
 Thetraaty Of neutrality beetwsea the United States and Esypt was. to the Italian mind. of particular irn- portance. since tt strengthened the growing idea Of Egypt's tncFsasinx independence from Brittsh control. Until Egypt and India began to grow cotton. England depended en- tireiy on the United States for raw material for her I1ancashire cetton looma Now that Egypt has .begun to produce the blo,som& Italy thinks the uaited states win seek to sNl@ phasise further its supreuaacy in the world cotton market hy controlling
New Britain herald., 1929-06-11
the Esyptian supply.

the Esyptian sapply.
 h Ahyainia. the stf1ggle fos pre- aeminsAcs in the rubber market is evsa kesaer. Italian saiters thtnk. Thsy ny tht England hsa cshtrsl Of the world rubber supply. t ai- theush America is the fchief cea- ssaer. Therefore, they asssFt that paasing of the 0ermap African ,cel- oniss tnte the control lof England was . distinct blow to tho United St1teA which America must seek to counterbalance in Ahynsinia.,
 The Qtornaie D'ltaiia, one of the bet uniformed Italian newspaper devoted two columnst to thts discus- aen. Riccardo Bondioti. writer of the article, asserted that the three treaties strike up direet relations between the United States and the tive African nations: they give to America, while checkmatins the English. the necessary key to pene- trate into the Black Continent. as surinx for America an indispensable base"
 Italy, however. he said, also has interests in Egypt and .Abyssinia. and he does not doubt. that there is . man in the Palazss Chisi-mean-
New Britain herald., 1929-06-11
SECRECY IS GOAL 0f SILENT NINE
German Mss,ss C,lrisls Rt
 main Mysteries to World

Berlin. June II NNGermany has 2 silent nine'' whose pictures mo- body ever receives and whose nanies are never publicly divulged. ! Trey are couriers of the foreign office who carry the sealed diplomatic pouches from the German capital tc foreign lands. s
 Most of their trips are across Eu- rope or Asia for they are seldom used for. overseas journeys. Gener- ally the Captains Of German ocean liners are employed on such mis- si0ns and their first objective or shore leave is to the German em- hassy or delegation.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-11
HAllli |f|'l||lE5EE ]. AnERlcAn DIQRY
EslsI| ' tllllb Als
 Canpsdl5 l3 Mltu 1rlds

< Rene. Jsne II ON-Esypt's cot n aAd Ahyaplaie.s ,euhber are, in tNe min1s ef certain Italian editers, ek tAA botteM Af Neeat treaties be- EWeeA ths UnitsA states and those tEe largs iRAspendsnt or semt-in. (6peodsnt st2tes Of Africa. They 8tatDFet the American action n an qrst move in . commercial rivalry
 t4h Q. Aat Britain.
 There ia . wish here that is father - tho thought. Italy's hope of 4eeental expansion or of free
 eAeres of inAuence'' lies largely - Abyassnia. Her position in the e4nter Of the Mediterranean would
New Britain herald., 1929-06-11

ossvntattsusly. and never ira tkstf bakgase out rof stgat. 2
 H.,a- courler deeuw 1t eeseutaal he Mays reausst the fsesagEs Rssegs- ;nent threugh ~hoss ce0ats3 " ls traxsltns. 10 surrouna htsm wttA s1tb. etai aafsty measures.s tsch - dstsc. uves or poitcc guards- Thk ia . prtvllage. however. ef wktch th..i courier takes advantage eniy iu rare instances. because hss identity b. comes known to too many. Whether he carties | pastoa. not even the foreign office knows.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-11
Rulnanians Ask Swedes
 To Catch Their Fisl,

Stockhoiu, June 1T (UF5-Th1 Black Sea fish is now to be Iur-i by the latest type of Swedish nets snd trolling iines for herring and mackerel A party of fishermsn from Sweden's vest coast has been invited by Roumanian fishery company to show the natives. how to get bis catches.
 For this purpose . Swedish fish. inE smack has been loaded on a freight weasel and is now en route
New Britain herald., 1929-06-11

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