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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-21

landlords genty and tuhao) and the mar and against their
nternn which result the plumber of the of the
the Strengthening of the positions the mpests
The liberation China be achieved the struggle
the Chinese bourgeos the struggle for the revolution
the conscaton of the landlords land and the liberation of the
from the crushing burden of taxation The liberation of
without dictatorship
and the without the conatn of the land without the
naturalization of foreign enterprises banks etc.
tasks fulfilled rebellion
broad of the peasan marching the leadership
under the hegemony of the revolutionary Chinese peta
The of the Chinese Revolution
the following notwithstanding rvae bloc
the mperialss the uda elements
inflicted defeat the proletarat and the
has physically eXemnad considerable section of the
The labor
defeat
The development of the a
continues In those districts where rebens
torious peasant of have been established
places Soves The Communist Party gaining
and becoming internally consodaed authority among
the broad of the workers growing
whole making allowances the lack uniformity
of the territory of China the
forces for fresh rise in the revolutionary
Ito be continued)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-21
HE NTERNATIO SITUATION AND TASKS OF THE COMMUNIST

(NOTEToday the Daily Worker prints
the thesis of the World Congress International
The International Situation
This Congress held Moscow from opening dams
Of September 1898 Publication of these
eompeed-EDITOR)
"a simultaneously cooptng democracy the bour
geoe in critical conditions establishes
fascist regime
The characteristic
the shock suffered by the capitalist
objective and subjective circumstances
hinder the development of the revonuzes
petty middle
strata of the decassed
tionary Fascm
in order break the organizations
the peasant poor and to proceed to capture power.
After capturing power, political
organizaona unity all governing
ciety 1.-THE bankers the big ndustasts the
establish their undivided dictatorship
the disposal the
civil and establishes of state openly based violence
coercion and corruption of the
even of certain elements of the working class ice employees
refost
officials and officials the party peasants
deassed proearans recruited into the fascist mlia")
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-21

The discussion minor
ity 1t has also brought certain
laions of the position
out of the need of emphasizing mainly those tendencies which
crises sharpening class struggles the United States
force the adoption correct line for the Party"
The opposition already admits
questions the Trsky
Foundations about the role American Imperialism
ton of the weaknesses that
tendencies (which make sharpening struggles
United States but still charges the E. c.
lne because the formulas
tons Of the opposition and pointed that the
ston Of American imperialism because they
world hegmny of American Imperialism refused
social reformm in the working Glass;
the AL Smith vote the outstanding manifestation
ton of the proeariat .t6S.5
The opposition begins political
confusion but still refuses draw the
political bankruptcy 1t still sticks to its policy
refuses abandon its unprncpled onasm
offer Of the c. E. C. for party unity.
The holds the leading comrades of the opposition
before the whole rejec
ton of its serious offer which
today the most and imperative Party
THE C. E. calls all district
y of Party unity into the forefront their
unequvoca desire of the proaan membership
faons eradicate the Of the system
lish true Party unity.
COMMUNISM PARTY OF AX&VICA.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-21

vigorous emphasis
the Central Executive COMMITTEES:
present situation Danger
section"
The opposition still sticks its ne policy
reservations and But at the time under the
the discussion and of the overwhelming majority of the protaan
Of the the comrades the opposition forced to
make retreats whole of questions Already their
of January h the opposition admitted its
Cannon Trotsky issue:
a. We consider it that the
elected Cannon member and spokesman Of the minority steering
mee at the membership meeting New York October
resulted opinion from failure
tons from Cannon's remarks at time
"2 consider the minority
their efforts and bring before the
opposition between October Bird
advise and work with the Polcom."
The comrades Of the opposition then promised long statement
this matter for publication the Party but they
longer statement They still the detailed
these the declaration the
First admits that demonstrated
ISM the discussion We fully
rade Of the opposition While the
ton adopted by the December Penum Right
Danger and Trokyism based
c. the comrades Of the opposition parade
Party the abrs Of the Party the sole
feminist policy the judges Of the Fright line" of the
Even their main the estimation Of American mpera
ism and the naturalization of the the opposition begins
certain doubts about the correctness its p The
statement Of the opposition
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-21
FOR PARTY UNITY ON BASIS OF
LINE OF SIXTH WORLD CONGRESS
of Leaders,

joriy of false and the fractional walls
thorough discussion of these problems
The Majority in its statement completely ignores the lessons Of
the Party discussion 1t refuses this hour admit that there
lay down oenaon and line for the Party Majority
the Party discussion an fortunate accident which should be qu
Party leadership This attitude nufes the valuable
For the Application of the Comintern Line the U.
The situation that resulted from the discussion mpratey
esiye the closest possible guidance Of the C. The action Of the
that effect tends to deny the Party the opportunity of receiving such
Congress
does not solve the problems confronting But this all that
question of how to concze the decisions of the sixth world Con-
gross and how to apply them in the u s. The s the Ma com
cretd the decisions of the Sixth World Congress effect the
multiplying the decisions of the Sixth World
the u concerned Hence of
The Party has discussed these questions
guest the C. to review the various points Of view and to guide the
The Majority raising false namely the
ton that the Minority must subordinate itself to the Majority The
Minority has always honestly abded by the principle of
comrades disagree with the decisions This principle the Minority
continue to abide BY and calls the Majority the Posom show
overstep the bounds of the Party discipline
of discipline the question raising issues pur
Of which to evade the real central issue which the
The Majority while speaking about unity campaign
temay removed from all the newly
tive committees The policy of determination being
pared for the district executive committees The Minority almost
completely denied representation in the section conventions Typical
OF THIS pocy is New the Minority
ceved about ~ cent Of the vote the nuclei but
per cent of the delegates to the section conventions
For Direct CT Guidance the Building the leadership
The question of the Partys leadership
of pepetuang faction control the Pepper
and ovone Nor it question of putting another in fac
onal control of the Party leadership Factions and organized
ngs in the Party must be qudated Party unity
poranc particularly in the face of the growing
Parys leadership must be unified and built proetaran
and experienced elements the class struggles who be
upon to put most successfully into effect the CT line the u
We state Party that existing groupings
the Majority the Minority they rep
mature Boshevk proearan leadership
Party will eventually develop in the leadership
class struggle But the forthcoming National
successful beginning that direction this accomplish
the help and direction of the c. This
factionaism and to real Bohevik unity Party.
The Minority of Pocom.
ARONBERG.
BROWDER
pIrrrTMAN seag
FOSTER
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-21
ITALIAN FAsCIsM THE CLASSICAL TYPE.

Italian fascismwhch by various Support
capital unexamped economic and social the
certain forms captalm
alleviate the
economic cshas created the classical of the fascist
Fascist tendencies and the
less developed nearly all theology
of class coopatonhe official theology of social democahas
points contact with The employment fascist
DDS in the struggle against the revolutionary observed
rudimeny form the practice social
parties well that of the
In the sphere of international relations fcsm conducts policy
violence and povocaon The relationships
Italy tendencies
the proeaa of all countries peacea
military adventures and
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-21

Party completed phases
up necessary
time the lessons from the discussion from the
~ The final formulation of the Party
decisions Of the vi World Congress- and O The crystazaton Of the
minority placed squarey Party ques-
ton of the estimation of American Imperialism The discussion has
definitely begun the process Of Qualification of the Party membership
this fundamental question.
1t is our opinion that now in order to solve finally the question
of line leadership the Party
direct guidance and advice of the This the Minority
by Minority question
follows:
w that the membership has discussed the disputed
questions before the Party the Pocom decides the c.
To guide the Party convention the final formulation of the Par
line tasks the crysaaon proetarian
ship basis that be entrusted put the c.
line effect without reservations
"(2) To postpone the Party Convention to such date will
enable the Party to secure the guidance and advice Of the c. for the
This motion the Majority the Pocom rejected In doing so the
Majority has made itself responsible for hampeng the Party in
The of Party Discussion
Majority published Party
uay despite appeal facionasm Party unity
in reality effort ppetua the acona control of the Pepper
Lestone leadership impede the application of the c. line the
u ST. therefore rrd the leading real unity the
Party
question Party unity a question of a
revolutionary oienaon and tactical line 1t secondly question of
facona basis of those elements the Pc which have proven to be
trustworthy and effect the line
And thirdly, question of the old
this angle Party examine
the and the tasks the Party The main lessons
~ The question of how to cryaize BOhevik proetarian
leadership Party, approach
thorogess and franness which deserves This sortcomng must
be corrected.
2) The of the Majority persist their theory Of Tex
ceptionaism, their effort the u S. from the application
of the analysis and tactical line of the Sixth World Congress The
tactical line of the Majority continues the
characteristics of Right oppornist oenaon overesmaton of
the strength of u Imperialism characterization of the of
rehabilitation, etc. The Majority also in the refusal
cept the policy struggle fronts against the Right
danger opportun which the main the Party and
Troskyism (opportunsm covered with left phrases.
90 Both Majority and Minority demonstrated insufficient self
criticism The Majority actually pursued the policy of self
4) problems Partys perspective lne
the Minority raised before the Party have enabled the mem
bershp understanding the tasks
The discussion has the of the line
the Minority has also brought weaknesses
Foundations the position Minority which
msapprehenson misnterpretaon
principally of the need of emphasizing mainly those
which make sharpening struggles the
United States order force the adoption of line for the
Party.
(5) really before
reached comparatively small proportion Of the membership
preparation the discussion
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-21
gigantic role the colonies and play in the revolutionary
struggle against imperialism
SIGNIFICANCE OF CHINESE REVOLUTION.

SIGNIFICANCE OF CHINESE REVOLUTION.
&C. The important of these facts, of world his
toca Importance the Chinese Revolution directly brings
within its orbit of millions and indirectly hundreds millions of
This the first time that such gigantic
entered into the struggle imperialism with
The close connection that exists between China IndoCna and
india the significance the Chinese
Finally the of this revolution,
its democratic character and its inevitable transformation
revolution the international
full significance of the international role the Chinese Revolution
81 While being antimperast and decentralization
Chinese
its stage revolution which
will inevitably into proetaran revolution In the
it's the of the
modified the revolution actually developed
fd pebean punishment the landlords gentry
uhao the national Kuomintang) bourgo in series of vou
finally the the
into alliance with fudalsm and compromised with mpeas
lators.
PRESENT STAGE OF REVOLUTION.
For that the struggle imperialism insepaabe
onay bourgeoe 1t nsepaabe from the against
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-21
V. Colonial Countries and the Chinese
Revolution.

25. The crisis
striking at the time colonial and semnial
rebeons and revolutions Resistance the mpera policy
United States Mexico Nicaragua; against
United States South America the colonial uprngs
Moroco the continuous fement rebellion
Indonesa the revolutionary finally,
the great revolution China indicating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30

Towers grabbed wildly for a strut and
caught it. Hanging on to the, plane as it
dropped 1,700 feet, he was hurled into
the waters of the bay.
He came out of it with several broken
ribs and internal injuries and spent
months convalescing. While regaining
his health he received a telegram from
Josephus Daniels, then Secretary OF
the Navy, which read, "Your courage
has brought lasting glory to the Navy"
The new chief of the bureau has
seen the naval flying service grow from
a nucleus of 3 airplanes and as many
pilots to its modern aerial armada OF
825 machines and more than 700 pilots
With two other young naval officers
he learned to fly in 1911-the first of
the Navy pilots. The other two were
Comdr. John Rodgers, who was killed
in 1926 after making a flight from the
Pacific Coast to Hawaii, and Comdr.
r. G. Ellyson, who was killed in 1928.
The trio gained their first flying ex-
perience at Greenbury Point, near
Annapolis, where hangar was erected
and three land planes purchased with
a $4,000 appropriation by Congress.
The planes we're strange contraptlons
as compared with modern planes. They
were of the ''pusher" type and were
powered by 30-horsepower engines.
The pilot sat on small chair with
1ut fuselage in the front of his plane,
with his back to the engine. The plane
lacked dual control and had to be
taken up and landed alone by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30
OFFICER ACCUSES
HIS MOTHER-|N-LAW
Lieut.. Comdr. R. P. MeCIeW'
ski Gets Warrant Charging
Her With kidnapping.

~ the Associated EreSS.
NORFOLK. Va, April 30.-Lieut.
Comdr. Romuald P. Meclewski, at
tached to the Hampton Roads naval
operating base here, Saturday swore
out warrant charging Mrs. A. w. Lee
of Norfolk, his mother-in-law, with kid
mapping his two children. Police here
were told that Mrs. Lee was en- route
to Reno, New, the present residence OF
Comdr. MeclewSkis wife. who, he said,
was there for the purpose of obtaining
, divorce It was believed she was
going there to deliver the two children
to Mrs. Meclewski.
Mrs. Lee, Norfolk authorities have
been notified, was arrested yesterday at
La Sale, Colo, and was removed from
the train on which she was travelling
with the two children.
Comdr .Meclewski was Saturday in the
Norfolk courts granted a divorce from
his wife. He presented dispositions alleg-
ing that she had set up residence in
Reno for the purpose of bringing d.
vorce proceedings there. Con1dr. Meclew-
ski was granted custody Of the two chill
dren.
Before her marriage in Richmond in
1914 Mrs MeclewSki was Miss Dallas
Lee and for several years she has been
prominent in local and naval society
circles. Her husband was commander
of the U. S. S. destroyer Pope in Chi
nese waters during the disturbance in
that country in 1927.
Under Virginia law the from bed
and board" divorce decree granted the
naval officer here Saturday cannot be-
come an absolute divorce for three
years, and during that time neither the
husband nor wife may legally marry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30
MOVIE PICTURE DRAWS
THRONG OF SPECTATORS
Consequences" Presented and
Explained at Metropolitan Bap-
fist (Colored) Church.

More than 900 men, women and
children crowded Metropolitan Baptist
Church, colored, last night to see the
new motion picture, Consequences"
presented by the Washington Tubercu-
losis Association as a part of its early
diagnosis campaign of education and
to hear addresses on this subject by two
physicians, Dr. Arthur Hugh Simmons,
president of the Medico- Chirurgical So
ciety, and DR.. Charles A. Tignor, d.
rector Of the tuberculosis association.
Edwin S. Potter, representing the asso-
citation, explained the campaign and
reminded the audience that its expenses
were paid from the fund raised by the
sale of Christmas seals. The meeting
was called by the social service COM
mittee of the church, of which Mrs.
Emma v. Allen is the chairman. A
musical program was given by the B. Y:
P. u Chorus under the leadership of
John w. Smith,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30

student pilot. The flying skill was mas
tered slowly after series of ground
hops, followed by flights of increasing
height
Comdr. Towers also has established
two other records for the Navy Air
Service. In october, 1912, he set what
until 1915 was the world endurance
flight record of hours and 10 min
utes Again in 1919 he commanded
the flight of the three Navy NC sea-
planes across the Atlantic Ocean. Only
one of these planes, the NC-4, was sue
cessful. The flagship, flown by Comdr.
Towers, was forced down by fog IS
miles off the Island of Fayal in the
Azores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30
TOWERS. VETERAN IN SERVICE,
MADE NAVY AIR BUREAU AIDE
Pitched From Plane at High
Altitude Is Years Ago
and Saved Self.
Wild Clutch Catches Strut,
He Sticks on as Craft
Falls Into Bay.

BY the Associated Press.
Pitched out of an airplane at high
altitude without a parachute 16 years
ago, Comdr. John Fl. Towers has lived
to become assistant chief of the Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics.
AS the Oldest pilot in the Navy in
point of service, he has encountered
most of the thrills others have expert
enced and in addition this particular
experience, which he shares with no
one in the service.
He made his unique escape during
flight over Chesapeake Bay in June,
1913. With Ensign William d. Bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30
SKULL FRACTURED.
Worker on Revenue Building Hit
by Falling Timber.

W a tNA1@1ASo . ARHA'1NN'
While working on the building of the
Internal Revenue Bureau, in course OF
construction at Tenth and B streets,
yesterday afternoon, Edward Ryan, 43
years old, of Glen Echo, Md, was struck
on the head by piece Of timber that
was dropped from the second floor and
his skull fractured. At Emergency Hos
pital his condition was reported unde-
termined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30
D. c. Men Commissioned.

Commissions in the Reserve Corps of
The Army have been issued by the War
Department to Clifford N. Franklin,
$500 Thirteenth street, rs captain and
specialist. and to William A. Gormley,
1912 California street. as second lieu
tenant of Engineers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30

Fathers version: Christmas comes,
but once years enough"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30

COMPLETE CARNIVALS FURNISHED, TO CHURCHES,
FRATERNAL ORDERS, VOLUNTEER & CIVIC
| ORGANIZATIONS ON A PERCENTAGE BASIS
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
In The County Court of Cameron
County, Texas.
No. 1862.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Paul
v. Flusche, Deceased.
To the Sheriff or any Constable
or Cameron County, Greeting.
You are hereby commanded to
summon all persons interested in
the estate of Paul v. Flusche, de-
ceased, to take notice that H. j.
Flusche, has filed an application in
the County Court Of Cameron
County, Texas, in Cause No. 1852 on
the probate docket of said Court
to take the deposition of Mrs. A. E.
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ty, Texas, but is now temporarily
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of such application as provided by
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3-30-6-13-3t-3386.