Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 35

- BUCHARIN DECIDES and intelligence, he has been called the “greatest theoretician on social sciences in the union.” He has always been a professional _revolutionist. He toured the United States in 1916-17, lecturing 4in different cities at Socialist meetings. He formerly was executive editor of Pravda, one of the largest Moscow newspapers, member of the political Repents and Declares He Will Aid Government Unre- servedly in Future. This is the last of a series of four articles on Russia. BY VICTOR EUBANK, Associated Press Staff Correspondent. MOSCOW, December 12. “rights,” or moderate wing of the all poverful Communist party in Russt ave finally succumbed to the majority headed by “Dictator” Stalin, and _the last of the big opposition leaders, Nikolai Bucharin, has published a state- ment repenting of his and de- claring that he will support the govern- ment completely and unreservedly in the future. Bucharin has been a prominent figure in Communist Russia since the revolu- tion. A man of considerable education bureau of the Communist party and actual head of the Communist Inter- national after the expulsion of Zinovieff, So far as the Communist theory of government is concerned, Bucharin and his associates are 100 per cent “pure.” Their swing to the “right,” however, had to do with the matter of policy in the reconstruction of the union. They believed that the pace set by the famous five-year plan was too great and would mean an uncalled for amount of suffer- ing for the people. They advocated a slower tempo and the development of the light industries along with the heavy. The “rights” were opposed by Stalin nd other members cf the C-eat Central ‘ommittee and at last Sp™W.’s session of the National Party Congress most of | the opposition leaders anncunced their | “repentance” and agreed to support the policies of the majority. Bucharin, how- | ever, failed to come forward or even | send in a written statement that he had experienced a “change of heart.” He was supposed to be “sick” and unable to attend. Previous to the meeting of the con- | gress, Bucharin had been expelled from THE EVENING the Communist International, the po- litical bureau, and dropped as the editor | of Pravda. He still retained his mem- bership of the Central Committee of the party, however, and was able to make a living by being a member of the Academy of Sciences and head of the sclentific research department of the Supreme Economic Council. He was re- tained in these posts, it was said, be- cause of the belief he would ultimately be brought around to support the Stalin program. But Bucharin maintained an extreme- ly loud silence. He associates, Alexei Rykoy, Michael Tomsky and Nikolal Uglanov, all counted among the intel- lectuals of the “rights,” experienced an apparent conversion, confessed theh" shortcomings and begged the congrsss‘ for absolution. Rykov managed to re- tain his various jobs, but Tomsky was | ousted as head of the trade unions and Uglanov lost his pcst as commissar of labor. Both Tomsky and Uglanov are now on a sort of “probation” and are working to get back in the good graces of the party. Bucharin alone refused to commit himself and recently there were rumors that he was to finally be ousted from the party. There were also newspaper | editorials denouncing him, together with numercus resolutions of local party meetings demanding that he either “fish or cut bait.” At the last moment Bucharin “repented” and the news- papers broadcast his statement through- out the country. 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