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the evolution of saner economic
principles"
And in the concluding paragraph
of his speech, the New York Times
further quotes:
81 am firmly convinced that the
cooperation of England and the
United States in the solution of
the Russian problem is the thing
which matters most, and it is my
fervent hope that the forthcoming
visit of Mr.. Ramsay Macdonald to
Washington will bring about a
friendly cooperation in this ques-
ton for the good of the whole
world"
This should bring home clearly to
our Party the sound Bolshevik logic
of the Communist International Adj
dress to our Party: the menace of
the war danger, underestimated by
both groups, should and is rallying
the members to the smashing of all
remnants of factionalism as a
prerequisite for the carrying out of
the new line laid down by the Com
munist International for our Party.
To be able to properly understand
and carry out the tasks of the
Party, we must liquidate past errors.
In the past we had an easy way of
doing this: if the errors were made
by both of the former groupings, we
either liquidated them by the silent
process of letting them drop, or we
tried to find out who made the
motions and started another stage
in the fractional fight or we accepted
the criticism made against those
whom we were in political struggle
against, and made fractional instead
of political capital out Of it. 1t be-
came a group victory used against
the Party, instead of being a politi-
cal victory and used to strengthen
the Party.
Fountain Head of Errors.
The error of "exceptionalism": an
error committed by both groups, is
pointed out in the Communist In
ternational Address to the Party as
follows:
"The Executive Committee of the
Communist International points out
that not only the mistakes of the
Majority LIT also the most impor-
tant mistakes of the Minority were
based on the conception Of American
exceptionalism-is the fountain-head
from which flowed the major right
errors of the Party. The Minority
while correct in drawing attention
to the growing inner contradictions
of American capitalism as primary
factor, did not understand fully and
correctly the relations between the
inner and outer contradictions: that
American Imperialism % part Of a
decaying world capitalism, subject to
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cause the former minority had Trot-
skyist tendencies, but the errors
made were due to fractional consid-
erations. How was it possible that
such a political degenerate as Can
non could be housed within the ranks
of the minority and not exposed I'M
til the moment he chose to come out
openly as a Trotsky supporter? The
only answer to this is proof of the
political weakness of the former
minority and this alone should be
sufficient to disprove the stupid fac
tional charge made by Lovestone
that the Communist International
is turning over the Party to the
minority.
Reservations at Secret Congress.
There are the reservations made
by me at the Sixth World Congress
on behalf of the minority. The ac-
ceptance of the decisions of the Com
intern with reservations is major
political error. We had proposed
amendments to the draft thesis pre-
scented to the Sixth World Congress,
the essence of which were embodied
in the final thesis that was adopted,
yet we declared to the Congress that
we had reservations. This error in
my estimation again showed the
political immaturity of the minority.
While struggling against the right
danger, we were yet inclined to &C.
cept the Interpretation of the thesis
made by the right elements. Our
reservations to the thesis were mis-
understanding Of the thesis, but to
have reservations is wrong whether
you understand the thesis or not.
Decisions of the Communist Inter-
national are decisions for all to carry
out without reservations. This was
not way to fight the right danger.
Our reservations gave objective
supports to the right elements.
Pepper and Lovestone used them
very effectively in the Party dis
cussion, not to correct this error
but to strengthen factionalism. And
the minority by making these
reservations, helped to confuse the
issues before the Party. It was in
the New York Active Committee
meeting that the seriousness of this
error was brought home to me, even
more sharply than the Communist
International Address, when
worker from one of the shop nuclei
stated that he, as well as the
majority of the Party, supported
Lovestone because they were of the
opinion that the Lovestone groups
was the sole upholder of the Com
munist International. OF course,
this Interpretation is incorrect, but
it shows how Lovestone and Pepper,
aided by the minority reservations,
were able to confuse large section
of the Party.
Speculation on the G. P. S. U.
The error of the minority in
specializing on the differences in the
C.P.S.U. was also a fractional one
that had deep political Implications.
While the line Of the minority in
support Of the Central Committee
of the G.. P. S. U. in its struggle
against the Right danger and con,
ciliatory tendencies was correct, IN
was only blind factionalism that y
lowed the minority to psrade it, \
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as the only comrades in the Amer
lean Party that was supporting the
Central Committee of the c. P. S. U.
which assumption attempted to
place the majority of the Party as
a whole as consciously opposing this
line, a position that was incorrect
a position that would have been ridi
culed if discussion on this questio'
would have been conducted in
Party, or in the convention,
cussion that would have gone 10
way to destroy the factionalism O.
the Lovestone- Gitlow-Pepper group,
discussion that might have torn
away the factional glass through
which Gitlow was looking when he
made declaration which uphold'
the slanderous attacks of the RigF
elements on the leadership of t tai
C.P.S.U. and of the Comintern, o.
pointed out in the Address of I
Communist International to {
Party.
Being identified with all the e
rors of the minority, helping to fo
mulate and inculcate them into tn
ranks of the minority, l want to
what can to eradicate them. Onl.
when we fully realize that our Part.
is but section of the C. l., tina
carries out the program of the G
in the United States, that oppos ~
to a line ends when a pol
adopted, and those who forn d
selves in error must not ts'A
out without reservation the dec
of the c. l., but must also exp
to the Party by = '-.'
of self-criticism, '' w.,
errors made, wher .i.sse originated
from, and if continued, where the!
would have led to. This Bolshevil
method is the only guarantee thu
our Party is fitting itself to carr,
out its feminist historical task
Neither groups had this Communis
virtue in the past. The smashinf
of these groups which has been 2
complished in much shorter I'll
than the most optimistic comrtde
expected, gives assurance foFt
future that the least of errotwr
be made; that the policies and
DDS of struggle will be the coAlts
work Of the Party; that errors M.
will be discussed on the basis o
sharp self-criticism.
It is necessary that the whole
Party discuss and understand the
Comintern line, not in an abstract
way, but how to apply that line t,
the everyday concrete demands 0,
the workers. The Bolshevization o.
our Party is not a classroom dis
cussion; it is class struggle, strike
struggle, with mass picket lines
mass violation Of the injunction
fight against the war danger, figh
for the defense Of the Soviet Unio
for the Building of shop nuclei, and
shop committees, for building til
T.U.E.L, to draw the Negroes, youi
and women into the struggle. Ii
other words, the Bolshevization pro
cess means the acid test Of develop.
ing individual as well as Party lead
ership in all mass class-strugs
so that our Party will quickly
op into a mass Communist Par,
the workers.
Away with faclionalism!
For united mass Boishevik
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Enlightenment Campaign on the Comnte Address the Communist Party

THE Pobureau is DESTROYS of securing the broades pos
sibe Enlightenment Campaign the Comintern Ad-
dress and the immediate Party tasks outlined therein All
Party members particularly the comrades active in the
workshops in the basic industries invited write their
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-29
BY Jacob Burck

opinions for the Party Press Resolutions Factory Nuclei
also will be printed in this section Send all material deal
ing with this campaign to Comrade Jack Stache Ma
onal office, Communist Party, 43 E. 125th St. New York
City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-30
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
FARLEY IS SLATED
Architects to Assemble in
City Monday With Sketches
for Triangle.

Another important step in the great
public buildings program for Washing
ton will be taken Monday when the
| Treasury board of architectural con-
! sultants gather here from all parts Of
the country with tentative sketches for
some of the buildings to be erected on
the Federal Triangle.
Bringing with them sketches they re-
Gently were authorized by contract to
make for the new Department of JUS
tice. Department of Labor, Interstate
Commerce Commission and Independents
establishment buildings, the architects
will study architectural problems enter
ing into the composition of the groups
of buildings.
The TOY village. model, which is
being constructed with movable parts,
will be completed partly. and will be
used by the architects in their con-
sideration of composition problems. The
model, which is being made Of card
board, painted to look like as triangle
will far in the future, is % feet over
all in length, and has tiny cardboard
buildings, trees and other landscape
features to help the architects in their
work While the model is not complete.
it will have enough of the features Of
the triangle. located between Pennsyl-
vania avenue. B street and Fifteenth
street, to be of help.
San Franciscan Brings Sketches.
From San Francisco Arthur Brown is
bringing sketches of the twin buildings
to face B street for the Department Of
Labor and Interstate Commerce Com
mission. William A. Delano, of Delano
& Aldrich, New York City, has drawn
tentative sketches and studies for the
independent establishment structure,
which is to be concave in form on two
sides and will lie between the great
circle and the grand plaza in the tri-
angle.
Sketches of the proposed Department
of Justice Building are being brought
by Milton B. Medary of zantzinger,
Borie &c Medar. of Philadelphia. The
Department of Justice is to be on the
site of Center Market, which is to be
demolished.
Edward H. Bennett of the firm Of
Bennett, Parsons g. Frost of Chicago,
who is chairman of the Board of Archi-
tectural Consultants, has been making
studies Of the architectural landscape of
the entire triangle.
Ayres VIII Be Here.
Louis Ayres of York, and Sawyer,
New York City, designers of the Depart
ment of Commerce Building, now under
construction, will be here as a member
of the board.
Louis A. Simon, the Government
board member, who is superintendent of
the architectural division of the super
vising architects Office, has been max
ing studies Of the proposed Archives
Building
Aside from the Archives project. for
which Congress already has authorized
total limit of cost of $8,750,000, and
the Department of Commerce, which is
to cost $17,500,000, the sketches for the
other structures are preliminary, with
a view to determining the estimate of
cost to be submitted to Congress.
The board of consultants probably
will be here several days. They will
confer with Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon and Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Schuneman, who is in charge
of the Governments building program,
and other officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-30
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-30
RECORD FOR AUTO SHOW
ATTENDANCE is SEEN

Indications are that with continued
good weather all records for attend
ance at the Washington Automobile
Show will be broken at the Washington
Auditorium this week. The attendance
last night YVES the heaviest ever re-
corded for one night since the shows
have been conducted under auspices of
the Washington Automotive Trade AS
ISOLATION, and the attendance since the
show opened last Saturday night is
running well ahead of last years ex-
position.
That the people of Washington are
"motor-minded" is Illustrated, show Of
f1cialS say, by the number of technical
questions about the cars which are
being asked by visitors
The new developments and refine
ments of the motor car of 1929 are
drawing keen interest, it is reported.
Rudolph Jose, chairman of the show
committee, will speak on Automobile
Safety in 1929" over station WMAL
tonight, in radio feature sponsored
by the Washington Automotive Trade
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-30
ANAC0STIA ASSOCIATION
ENDORSES CRAMTON BILL

The Cramton bill for the extension
of parks and Fairgrounds was in
dorsed last night by the Anacostia
Citizens Association, meeting in the
Masonic Temple. Fourteenth and U
streets.
After talk by Dr. George C. Eav-
enner, president of the association, the
meeting went on record as approving
the Community Chest organization.
Another resolution expressed regret
Of the association over the resignation
Of Capt. II. G. Whiteiurst as Assistant
Engineer Commissioner in charge o.
District highMays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-30
WOMAN In CUSTODY
RELEASED ON BOND
Mrs. Patricia P. Bennett, Mother
of Two Children, Accused Of As
saulting Her Mother-in-law.

When arraigned in Police Court this
morning as a fugitive from justice, Mrs.
Patricia P. Bennett. 19-year -old mother,
was granted continuance of her case
until February 26 and released under
$500 bond by Judge Schuldt.
1t is alleged that Mrs. Bennett is
wanted by Prince Georges County au-
thorities for making an assault with a
dangerous weapon with intent to kill
upon her motherin-l Mrs. Silpha
Anne Bennett.
The young woman was married to
Baxter Bennett when she was IA years
Old, and has two children, one 4 years
ana the other months. Returning
from visit to the home of her mother,
Mrs. Bennett is said to have found that
during her absence her husband had
moved the furniture from their home
in HyattSville to that of his mother
and had taken the children with him.
Going to her mother in-law's resi-
dence, she demanded her children be
returned and is said to have been re-
fused admittance and then entered the
premises through a window on the first
floor
When she entered, her mother in law
and SiSter-in-law, Mrs. BENJAMIN Ben
nett, attacked her, she charges. and to
protect herself. the woman is alleged to
have picked up a knife lying on table
nearby and struck the blow that caused
her arrest.
Her attorney. Ethelbert B. Frey
stated today that Mrs. Bennett will
fight extradition to the State of Mary
land. At present she is living at the
home of her mother, Mrs E. C. Young,
ll2l Twenty-fourth street, and it was
there that she was taken into custody
by Detective Clarence Talley.
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She has already obtained

her visit. She has already obtained
$4,000.
Member of a prominent family, Miss
Jen is we'll acquainted with many Chi
nese in official life. including the Chi
nese Minister to the United States. Mr..
WI. by whom she has been received
since coming here several days ago.
Taught School at Is.
Interested in the education of the
Chinese and the emancipation of wom-
en- Miss Jen has succeeded in establish
ing courses at the institutions of learn
ing at Kowloon and Canton where
young women may learn many trades.
At the Carlton Hotel, where she is
stopping. Miss Jen told how she re-
ceived the greater part of her education
through study at home and how she
began teaching school at the age of is
years. She then told of landing at San
Francisco last February and of visits
to Detroit and Chicago where she de-
livered series of lectures, including
several in Chicago's Chinatown, where a
number of the Chinese of the "old
school, were startled at her "up-to-
dateneSs"
Miss Jen declared the men and wom-
en- here generally enjoy social free
dom" much greater than in China.
Uneducated Seek Freedom.
In recent years in China, she points
out the women of the upper classes have
enjoyed as much freedom as do the
women in this country, but this is not
the case among those of the unedu-
Gated classes.
The legal wife in China, she said, has
property rights on all her husbands
property, adding smilingly II under
stand that men in America do not turn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09
z|ON|STS TO NAME
DELEGATES TODAY
Nationwide Poll Being Held
to Elect Representatives
to Zurich Congress.

A Nationwide poll is being held to-
day by followers of the Jewish home
land movement to select delegates to
the World Zionist Congress, in Zurich.
Switzerland, in July. Polls will open at
the Jewish Community Center at 10
am, and will remain open until pm.
Among the candidates are four
Washingtonians, Mrs. John M. Safer,
former president of HadasSah; Max
Rhoade, national president of Avukah;
Rabbi Louis j. Schwefel. of the Sixth
Street Synagogue, and Morris Freilicoff.
The first three candidates are on the
ticket presented by the American Zion
list Organization. Mr.. Freilicoff is on
the Jewish Soliacist Labor party ticket.
Members of the District Zionist Or
ganization were urged to go to the polls
in full force, in a statement issued by
Morris Rothenberg, acting president of
the national organization. He pointed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09
SCOUTS COMPETE
IN CAMP MAKING
Fifteen Patrols Strive for
Honor of Representing
D. C. at Richmond, Va.

Rainy weather failed to prevent the
gathering of the Boy Scouts of WASH
ington in an all-city camping contest
in Braemar Forest. on the estate of
Capt. C. C. Calhoun. in Rock Creek
Park, yesterday afternoon to select a
troop to represent the District of Co.
lumbia in the intercouncil camping con-
test to be held at Richmond, Va, June
81 and %.
Fifteen patrols or teams of eight
Scouts. representing as many troops. en-
gagged in the competition, and in spite
of the rain, their activities were watched
by a crowd of more than 200 other
Scouts and visitors, including many
prominent Scout officials of the city
The winner will be announced today.
Team Packs Inspected.
The competing teams reported at 2
o'clock for an inspection of packs, after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09

out that the fate of the so-called Jewish
agency will be decided at the Zurich
Congress and urged support of the
Zionist nominees. all Of whom favor
the agency, which is designed to unity
all forces in American Jewry for re-
construction work in Palestine.
The board of judges for the local cleo
ton consists of Louis E. Spiegler, chair
man; Bernard DanzanSky. Zahlman
Henkin. Harry Dodkin, Morris Garf1nkle
and Rev. Louis Novick.
Besides the American Zionist Organi-
cation the following, all interested in
different phases of the homeland move
ment. have entered states of candidates
in the election: The Zion Labor party.
Jewish Socialist Labor party, Zionist
Revisionist Organization and the Herr
Zionist Group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09
CONTEST INVOLVES WILL
OF HUNTINGTON HEIR
California Relatives Say Princess
Hatzfeldt- Wildenburg Was
of Unsound Mind.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 8-The will of
Princess Clara E. Van Hatzfeldt-W Wild
enburg of Germany was attacked in
Surrogate's Court, today, by four dis
tant relatives. who received none of the
estate, valued at 100000 to IS ,000,-
000
The relatives are Harriet Hunting
ton, grandniece; Robert E. Huntington,
Henry E. Huntington and Rowland
Huntington, grandnephews, all of Pasa-
dena, Calf. -
The will is contested on grounds that
the Princess was Of unsound mind and
subject to fraud and undue influence
when it was executed. Another grand
nephew, Edwin Prentice of San Fran
cisco, filed similar objections several
weeks ago.
The Princess. adopted daughter of
Collin P. Huntington, railroad finan-
cier, died December II in London. She
left most Of her estate to SIS friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09
YOUNG CHINESE WOMAN SEEKS
AID HERE IN EDUCATING POOR
Miss Mary Jen Is Founder of
Academy for Girls at
Canton.
Hopes to Realize Long-Cher.
ished Desire to Meet Presi-
dent and First Lady.

Miss Mary Jen. who at the age of Is.
has the distinction of being the young
est woman to head an educational in
stitution in China, is here, after a tour
across country, with a view to in
teresting Americans in the education
of Chinese and acauainting the West
with the East. While here. she hopes
TO have a long cherished wish fulfilled
by seeing President and Mrs. Hoover at
the White House.
Miss Jen is founder and president of
the Girls Technical Academy Of Kow-
loon and Canton, China, and 1t is chiefly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09
New Peru Colony Planned.
cial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RIO DE JANEIRO. June "a new
colony of Peruvian settlers in the
Madre de Dios River valley in being
planned, according to an announce
ment made recently. The Peruvian COL
ony in the julia region of the Amazon
Valley. which was founded in 1926. al
ready numbers more than 1000 persons.
The Julia colony extends over 100000
acres of land, where the settlers have
planted 100000 coffee plants, many al
ready bearing.