Workers Urged Not to Be Misled by Communism Prompted by the recent Post Office strike—which, we are told "disclosed the abnormal psychology of the Chinese worker as a result of the. confused state of affairs during the period of military dietatorship?—the Central Executive of the Kuomin. tang have issued a lengthy mani+ festo to all labour unions and work= fers. generally."
Tools "During the last tw's yours, when the Kuomintang's onery and atte tion were entirely devoted to the extermination of all obstacles to.
National unity." says the trans station issued by the Kuo Min Agency, "the Communisis the opportunity for not being able differentiate between real revolu~ tionary and counter-revolutionary activities, have unconsciously become willing tools of the Communists, The workers have become so con: fused that they are not cognizant of the Party's policies as regards Iahour, Our comrades in the field, of industry must therefore, realize that the success of the Revolution is yet far off. They must know thal while Militarism within has been exterminated, dangers from abroad are still to he overcome. They must realize their important relation to the country asa whole and recognize, y ility for the success of the Revolution."
An Appeal to An The manifesto then makes an ap= peal to the past, which rends euriously in the light of the party's progressive doctrines:-—
"Our workorx must realize that ductivity," Kho manifesto gon=
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