From this source we learn that Moscow sent $10,444 to the workmen of the Shibaorin factory where the Strike continued for thres months, The strike at the Hamatea Factory cost $7 a day and so forth.
Earl Brouder, "American com munist and member of the Comin-
April 26, 1928, wrote an appeal the Japanese proletariat in which he says:
"Peasants? troubles are taking' place very often and they cannot be stopped by administrative measures, Japanese workers must create a democratic country and organize the government of peasants and work-
Sen Katayama writes on June 12, 1928: "Japanese workman and peasant in spite of militarists and bourgeois resistance have become a. very solid power and the hour is nearing when the Japanese people will throw off from his shoulders the capitalistic yoke."
Such language Katayama never used before. Evidently, the- eonditions in Japan have improved from a Communistic point of view, and Moscow authorized Katayania to speak less guardedly and more de-Seley han ho was allowed to In the reports of the Profintern and, the Comintern we read as fol-Towa:
"The Japanese communist party, which is standing at the head of J panese proletariat, lead the vanguard of Japanese peasants and workers to victories and even. the Government sometimes feel thomselves powerless and are compelled to satisfy the demands of the labour tude." A class, being afraid of their atti-
'These are not words only." Gomintern gives some examples' which are proving the triumph of Cpmmunism in Japan.
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