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a . 53 2. wo Nore 2 OF SUREAD FLOM TR ae ay bi BASSES, - 3 TR LVERYTEIEG CAPTURED Siom Le uMucking cuemy. THE DIGHT PAINTS OF ATTENTION ANE AS PODLCI: . SPEAK POLITELY. PAY FAIRLY FOR "PAT YOU DUY, 3 2 3 4. PNY FOR AY YOU DILAGE. . 5. DO UOT UTP OR SMEAR AT PEOPLT. 6. DONO? DATAGS CHOPS.n, preperly of He por oypicard messes, 7 S WIT 8, + DO NOP TAKS LIBLRI , (DO ROP ILL-TREAT CA SS we ever haw te ‘caplives, devel al ead Row: The Panther Party docs not fear critizism beccuge wo aro Karx: , the truth io on our side, und the basic murses, the workers and peanents, are on our vide. : . “Phororghgoing mutcrinlicts are fearless; Ce hope thet all our fellow fighters will c wider their sesron- sibilities una overcene or giles, no hanitating to criticics us ranthars and give us their suggestions. ie wne ic wot ufvaid of dcuih dy a thoneand cuts dares to unhoze the cuperor*--this is tne in- domitzble apixit necded in ovr atrugale to build socialisn and connunisia. / Conscientious prestice of self-criticism ic still another hallmark distinguishing ovr party frei all ether political partica, As we ray, dust will accwaulate if a room is not cleaned regular our faces will got dixty if they ive not watched regularly. Our comrades' minds and ovr Party's work may also collect dust, 2nd also neee sweeping end wagh+ ing. ‘the proverb “Running water is never stale and a door-hinge is never worn-caten" moana thet constant motion prevents the inxoaGs of germs and other organisms. fo cheek up regal, xk and in tho proce: develop a democratic style of , to fear neither cviticicnm nor . self-criticisn, and to ty such geod popular Chiacse mMaxins as “Say z11 you k and say it without reserv .« "Blame not 2 ker but be warned ty hia words“ and “Corr- ect mictakes if you have comaitted thea and cnuxd agninst them if you have nct"--this is the only effective way to prevent all kings of pol cal dust end germ3 from cont= aminating the minds of cur comradcs and the body or our Party. : . . _ Opposition and strugele between ideas of different kinds 4 constantly"ececug within tho Party; this is a reflection within the Party of ceutra ous hetwenn o) es ind between the new end tha old society, If there were no contrad- ictions in tho Party ani no idcological struggles to racoive them, the varty's life would come tu an end, relive sJ@nolojical sixugqle ty within ti a the antes weapon for. tfonnry Ory,