The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-21
Continued from Yesterday S Daily WOrker)

Political Aotivities-Although the Russian Trade Unions
organizations longer of the Soviet Govern
would great mistake suppose that their posi-
Russia the the ultimate and rulers
business arrangements yet they Represen
tatives Of only all the Councils that
troll industry but on all the Councils OF the Soviet Government
For example, the Presdum of the ARussian Central Elk
ecute Committee which of the chief of the Gov
eminent there are i've Trade Union representatives out OF 10
members There such representative the Council of
Peoples Commissaes and the Lesser Council of Peoples
which drafting legislation
there is another There is also the important
Planning Commission fosnan1 there are three and others in
the Special Sections There representa-
tive the Presdum of the Supreme Economic Council the
Industrial Planning Commission, the Building Planning
mission the Eecrfcaon Commission the Commission
the Concessions Committee In fact the Trade Unions
entrusted with carrying out one OF the safeguards against any
undue surrender of the right of the workers to rule This safe
guard is the setting of worker keep eye from the inside
on the way that any enterprise or establishment public or p
being carried The object of this is only
the enterprise against ruling
representative will in future be attached to Foreign Mis-
son. and another is assigned to every bank.
When it is pointed out that man taken factory
cannot be any possible in discovering dscomftng the
operations of fnancier the somewhat follows
We do not put into the bank because in the first
two things would happen expert be bought
up or he would run the bank The worker won't interfere with
the banker who worries about him But he capable
is anything wrong in the end the banker
small point and call in expert
(c Social Activies-The object of the system,
1t,
possible liberty possible
worker equip him education
the full enjoyment of his advantages.
is noticeable and indeed natural that the Soviet system
attan its objects this respect completely
through the Trade Union organization and least where the
Trade Unions are weakest, as in the villages
To the 55OOOOO members of Russian Trade
their families the Soviet system has brought life and
liberty Thus Sovietist worker only free follow
he select he better able than
himself his
to another, right to the class of highypad specialists
Should he ptchforked
which taste difficulty getting
another In either member of ruling he
training the echnicaes of Government become
public subject being returned to his trade If found
not good enough
The Delegation interviewed many workers who by taking
advantage of opportunities the
from low category of worker to far higher For
example, factory sweeper who had become painter
and foundry laborer planning dwellings
garden cities had first prize in competition
Again. in Lenngrad and provincial capitals visited there
theatres, of which both management
factory hands special leave from their trades
them would become permanently professional
process other professions while
aforementioned of detailing workers super
Industrial commercial financial enterprises gives al
endless opportunities for workers to enter public employ
experts For these opportunities they
prepared the Trade Union Schools and Rabacs and
process constantly providing blood give fresh life
State supervised ana supported by the
Trade Unions.
Communists claim the possibilities of a larger life thus
worker the discomfort and demoraiza
slave of the machine bound its wheels by family
ties changed into worker either happy in his own
with good hopes OF rising out OF IT. and that IN either
The Delegation certainly found discomfort the
workers and employees but plenty of those who had
unwilling or unable to tit into the new methods
Workers. Clubs
(a) Activites.-The Workers Clubs in the factories
the chief organization through which the Trade Unions carry
their educational and social work.
These of the first results of the Revolution