The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-08
Soviet Facts at Least
Manage to Silence the
Kept Press in Chicago
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY the International Live Stock Exposition held in
the vast Dexter Pavilion in the stockyards, closes its
DOORS and the capitalist press votes record breaker The
buebooded arstocracy turned out the last night at
exclusive horse show and got its choicest list Of into
the public prints There also polo game the sport of
the idle RICH That the way ended the midst of the
great slaughter pens of Armour Norris Swift cudahy and
the rest who take the products of the farm and turn them
into great profits for the food trust"
The attendance announced the biggest In
order pad it, thousands of Chicago school children
herdd 1.-The yards and rushed thru the exposition
Probably the first time that of them had
the children of the farms whose unable pay
the price of short holiday in Chicago, 1.-THE Hog Butcher
OF the World as Carl sandburg the poet calls it.
It is we'll point the difference in the Union of
Soviet Republics There the real dirt farmers the peasant
who stand with the city workers in improving the
fruits of the triumphant Boshevk revolution great
throngs to the agricultural and live stock expostons in
which they are interested most OF their met by
their Soviet government. These Russian gatherings
centers of real education and show-of places for the
parasites impossible thing in Russia today of be-
there the parasitic landlord banker, food proftee
class has been downed forever In Chicago however,
teaches upon the masses still dominate.
One of the incidents proved full the nature
the gathering was the absolute silence maintained bv the
whole capitalist press concerning the visit exposition
OF three representatives of the Union of Soviet Republics
G. ohso Of the Amtorg Trading Co. D. N BOrodin Of the
Russian Agricultural Agency in America and Boris Skvrsy
of the Russian Information Bureau in Washington.
The Russians came to Chicago as the guests of the
American Raboulet Sheep Breeders Association that
operated with the Soviet Mission that visited the United
States late in the and purchased $500 of
tcay every Chicago profit had at the
dinner that given for the Soviet spokesman ST. HUI
bes Inn These writer's took down copous of all
was sad especially the speeches made by Ohso Borodn
and Skvrsky, relating exact conditions But not word
turnout the whole broad expase of the kept press Here
was the truth about Soviet rule put down under noses
OF these subsidized organs of capitalism that pride them
selves their nose for news But like The Tribune that
has Withdrawn its correspondent from Soviet SOIL they
rather get their from the propaganda liars
at Riga, Latvia Hesingfors, Finland Stockholm Sweden
or other centers for the dissemination anSovet false
hoods. s~s@
80.
But in this instance, least the hireing press was
senced 1t dared not lie about the reception given the
Soviet representatives Chicago To would arouse
the wrath of American interests that only hope but even
now are doing considerable business the Soviet gov
eminent 1t was therefore, caught between pincers
The day approaches when the American farmers in
place OF the food proteers, will their own Inter
natona Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. that day will
not arrive until the profit press the last ctades Of he
Capitalist enemy has been completely senced the abo
tOn OF cap,taIsm the capitalist press that will today hail
Cal Coodges quack nostrms the solution of the
ills that beset Americas farming population