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COMMUNISM'S FUTURE

CHINA: TITOISM OR ORTHODOXY?

By CHANG KUO-SIN

both Chinese

the

The most frequently-discussed question among

and foreign circles in Communist China is whether Chinese Communists will remain as they are or turn Titoists in future.

Opinion on this is divided and both sides seem to have cogent reasons for

their beliefs.

After studying Communist rule for eight months, in the course of which

talked to a wide variety of sources representing all walks of life and including Communists and "democratic personages," I have arrived at the following tour observations regarding the future of Commun- ism in China:

1. The Chinese Canmunists | spot have come to play at least for the next few decades.

The new

Clovertarnent į net in strict conformity with the is formated by what formed aleoluky for which they had been Chinere quarters enll the "Yenan #ghting for the last 22 years,

the Cominunista when That

the Kanpur Fartion."

come fact to face with the real # vaxt count - problems of ruling

difruiting uy like China with

another cropping up one after they will have to think twice be- fore they talk and act, it is fur- ther maintained.

They

have gained national poweribers who were trained by the hard way and there

Mao Tse lung duringt nothing that the Kuomintang Venan days

72%

of The alber Kroup

110

Communists

that

the international Communists hend- el by Ideau, is now out of

no

power

Comitismasinaison

or any other influence can desde the party, known as to expel them.

2. The

will creed in China, Communic

s known to many of its aspels be unstables 26 Filmeve com

The Conamabrasi ahreade hnya

tlons and life

Why

in many found that mit even during hter of malictral rec

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change or init.

Communists

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Mao's "realism"

Though the Communists have the by now conquered virtually whole courtsy, the rest adminis

not yet Mao Tse Tung in essasidered hytrative proderns have

"let inte personagensappened in full force But even

Naluation without that the aighdist manibent pralist.

shently proved a tough one grondens, who like the

the Communists There a the are nkan Mor

problem of the grave famine, the inflation, the industrial and agri- thentius af stagnation

a thang ut potary are put them Try Mic respite the Man like the other

Tarse

TEST

Corneratifunt

leanters, is at present

..

talking and ideological

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has for

Awice- dis-

preast isillusionment and content with Communist rule, for which the Communists have not vet prisfeed any effective Teme | dex then To substantiate

atremly These problems have

Al- dents the realism of Mao Tse-

the "demanat) forced the Communists

following den some of the old unthoda Jersonages clend

they had! of government, which emploved when their control was tu 1 pral areas. crefined mninly Change les 21 their more

towards

the Commodita pasu the

gangaralan traction for that is chiefly the

tut

Meal thear -N of the comparatively efficient and rep administration. hat they widespread lasatisfaction

with

their "en to one safe" udeology. thai is totalitarianism in interta, policy and unenraditional

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ment with foreign policy

One murension & had of Comunitat ree that they now regidoil by the majority of the people as something when China, proltality beranie

methods +† many -Clune

achoptect government

by the Communisi I pruetically. Government others

organisation20,

mentally

the bomb

"They

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Man The Hing and anembets

Nationalist Q Cunist anch delegations were retuxing

and the questtun Chang Kaishick had

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why

collapsed

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ne od that Chang enthipsert so

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Foreign aid

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The problems of political purle Beatam of the entry after m

ronquest WHI tenan

2 solution. argent treatme There will be any more prob- turkly

lems the solution of which would wants to mudjon: 13 heads an a mathema ma Thter hendealt for something unre than the rescirers now at the disposal of the Chinese Communists.

assistance Foreign nooded for coping with

also

as a warning habit consisting of the test and last characters

# fetchry and the various suits Communit non-Comunista me segregated | high stake, but one very hard to

By 13 heads Mao +1 psychologically Tikke

nant that Chiang's policy ww The not-t'omitianists always re- for to their

de muske every phe of his chief

Thet subonitrates head of ! naked egues

Factions veral bystanders in a slicet in and anke the different

the to

create a Shanghat after a Nationalist opguises Carli

balance of pester roid for their repetions

Chung Sluha -edizio, National peace delegates, ferted, "Yes, it is not

Ficht for Generalissimo Chiang always to mahjong 13 heads, but Chaumman Mao, you Dist nol always want to enhjong one of

The sise the same sunt.” hand-to-make high stake win- Ely one at the name करवाई Chang Sluh-chao referred to the Contumunist "lean t policy.

Must change They replied. They don't come to bomb us“ This, necond- the ing to long-the residents is way the

talked when peuple Chinese planes bombed the

kružen Japanese Whet was

necupation.

to

It seems therefore that if the

went Chinese Communista

retzla thele consolidate and

country. political hold on the which in the final analysis in what any political party values most. they will have to change. Which brings te to the fourth observation The Chinese Coin- munists have succeeded in China, but democracy has

futlet, because any change which would

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reptled, "Mr

will

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of the problems and the Chi Пево Communists would prob ably come to the first reallen- tion of their mistake in align ing solely with Boviet Russia. There is an abundance of evi dence to show that the Chinese Communists have found and wil

their newly- continue to Bad

ned national power diffeult u

The digest in the next few years, force of reumstances, to which the average Communist through- out the world is particularly sen- compelling sitive, may prove a

their factor for neration of pollet

les.

Chinese The majority of the

radical alde" people are also finding

Communist rule hard to digest. disillusionment The widespread and dissatisfaction are considered to be consequent upon the Com

on the munists being too harsh people economically and politic- ally.

over.estima-

MAO To this Chang.

you have ted me. My practice l when

I can mahjong, 1 mahjong.”

Russian influence

This harshness is dictated hy Communst icteology. Unless

Sume circles are deeplical there is a policy chẳnge, politicol whether the Chinese Communists | pacification of the country would Commu- would be able to shake off Soviet hon hard task for the be made by the Communiaci Russlan domination vince it 19 nista. would inevitably be towards de-established to pave the way for mucracy.

that any change that were come about would

change in foreign policy. Other Popular support lacking

Some foreign etreles in Corn-quarters, however, maintain that munist China are of the opinion the question in this respect IN rather whether Soviet Russia would be permitted to establish after a split within the Com- such a hold on China as to make munist Party. Splits are usund

only

come

In political parties and there is

of course a possibility will happen within the

that

it

Chinese

it clflcult for the

Communist.

to shake it off. These quarters point out that the Chinese Com- munist revolution is nationalis:- Communist party. But informed tie in its fundamental nature and Chinese circles belleve that J aims and most of the prople cleavage would not be possible joining in the revolution did so more for reasons of patriotism

as long as Mao Tse-tung lives.

Mao is now the undisputed than because of their belief in

lander of the party. According Marxlam.

he

In the light of current

Com-

to "democratic personages, is worshipped ilke God by munist pollèles and the pronoun- Communist members, who regard coments made by their

leaders him us not only a political, but and propaganda, it would scem also a military genius, since he there is little hope for a demo- and not Army Commander Chucratie switch by the Communist Teh is the master-mind who Government, However, Chinese plans all the major campaigns. clricles maintain that allowance Besides, there are at present must be given to the fact that the no opposing factions within the Communists are now at the Communist party powerful en-moment of victory and it is na- ough to start ny controversini tural that they should talk and

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The Fravel Germicide

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ст

than that of militarily over-

Nothing like

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930.

Looks like Hitler

the

town of mate nurse in the Germa Hetnrich Noll, 38. A

ho's st asking him Gleeson, is tired of US military polico Adelt

He Miller.

cxact Image of the late untamented And all. Fuehrer toothbrush moustache, droopy forelock

he wants to piny No!) won't shave off his movolache because

Reich" "The Third the forthcoming Austrian film Hitler in and would like to play Hitler in tims in Hollywood.

Edward J. shows U.S. military policeman Corporal checking Null's Identity papers on a Frankfurt street while the Fuehrer's double walla. (AP Photo).

bc-

throwing the Komintang. enuse mentions show that they are lacking to the kinit of pupu- enfnvermekt bar support to the

of the political rule which they admittedly hart in

tary against the KuomTS 4266.

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Some of the disgruntled pro- fessors a Communist China have come to consider the Communiels Just as counter-revolutionary the Kuombang in the Tight or Sim Yat-sen's principles, which have been accepted

Chinese gospel by the

people. These professors puinted out that though the Communists are ob- vinly instituting economie calism they are denying ***

democratic Zorin prople a anverament, which is one of Dr They are also of the belief that unless the Communists change there fc- would probably be another volution in China,

Sun's chief principles.

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One Nanking professor, who was formerly a Cominunist sym- pathiser but who later joined the sa'd ranks of the disillusioned,

would that the Chinese people

Communist government reject a if they were allowed fruely-United Prens.

to

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Manila, January 17,

The Catholic Church of the Philippines hes prohibited all Catholice from keeping and reading the blography of the national hoco, Dr. Jose Rizal, by the late President of the University of the Philippines, Dr. Rafael Palma.

The volume, which is on. titled "Prida of the Malay Race," recently was

approv ad and Introduced in public schools as home reading mat. tar.

Monsignor Gabriel Reyes, Archbishop of Manita, for. bade Catholica, "under pain of ain and canonical sanction," to read the book. Ha con- demned the blography "deprecatory of Institutions of the Catholic Church and per- nicious to the epiritual health the faithful." The ben applied both to Palma's ori. #inal work

ant In Spanish

translation.

the

English

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CASUALTIES IN INDIAN RIOTING

Bombay, January 16.

in

More than 30 were killed in communal rioung and labour disturbances in sculleres urras of India today.

died Nineteen

communal fighting at Ambal in the Hyder- abad arch

were and others killed in a clash between poBee) and

workers striking mica Januri Telaya.

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Serlous rioting also was ported at Pondicherry, cupltal of French India, but no casualties were listed. However, Communist leaders were said to have bee.. houses set altarked and many aftre and luoted. Six houses were set oftre in communal rioting and police re-infereements were rush- ed to the area.-United Press.

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