The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-05
Continued from Yesterday s Daily Worker

Continued from Yesterdays Daily Worker
sYNoPss-The report of
Industry finance and agriculture the
leaders
and Industry the being raised The finances have been
placed being Eng
Schools and universities and literature music and and the theatre
then discussed collections censorship wall
and freedom explained with the conclusion that
the results OF education astounding The report then took up hospitals
welfare sanitation birth control abortion cleanliness
regulations life, "The
achieving most remarkable results In respect to public health husns
Regarding
labor conditions the states h Delegation much impressed
by the position and activities Of Trade Unions under the Soviet SYSTEM
The described labor regulations
U. strong
stable
anything Russia
which other older state systems have failed and falling"
Wherever possible quarters
heating water and light in the neghborhood of his work In
to the value of 10 cent for bachelor and 20
family of the paid The industry and Trade Unions
all the entaled the upkeep of the
Schools clubs These consist of the usual institutions
organizations found all industrial
present time In Baku owing to the conditions and the class
of worker employed they quite the
standard of those found other large The technical
vanced stages of his trade well equipped and
deal of trouble has taken them
The usual regulations regarding childhood
welfare enforced the oifeds elsewhere Russia
At the village of Mardakhan, about eight miles from the
Baachan Fields SanatOrum and house has been
lied for the workers well similar institution the ren
cry town at Baku.
Housing
Housing accommodation olfelds where land ex-
trmey valuable has always been serious question and
IN this respect the position OF the workers was In many ways
than other parts of Russia Men herded
gether in large barracks with very little accommodation and
sanitary arrangements This has been taken seriously hand
but the improvement only be gradual garden city,
chani fields Twenty-Five large buildings the of
erection hills surrounding Bib Eyba Field great
Of
5000 houses have been repaired The position however still
leaves great deal be At present per
working population live in the 1927 per at the
SO per the oeds and the their native
houses in villages round about Baku
ia Visit to the Crosby oiIfeds
While in the Caucasus the Delegation visited Crosby 1t
that housing under the Soviet compared well
with the dapdated and nsanary housing of workers under
had only live sleep Under the system
they have living 15t by 15ft kitchen lift by 10ft
bedroom lift by 12f bathroom gift by ST. and separate
closet 6f by St. the height of the lift Sins
Such dwelling accommodates and wife and three children
construction is of brick with tiled roof these house
blocks of four standing about Hacre of ground Heating
electric light and water supplied Free and the workers
this oifeld pay no rent.
scale Of wages the same Baku oilfeds
the conditions Of life better owing to the surroundings Wo
men are paid the same wage as adult male workers
This field of later origin than the Baku fields and is sit
uaed distance from the and the railway The roads
are in bad condition and transport difficult However the
layout of the field under the has simpler
than in Baku, more free space is available.
The production from gushers has considerably decreased
With the systematic working Of the fields especially of the
however the production received from pumping and bal
ing has improved considerably the effect OF increased activity
drilling and the results Of in Capitalization
which have been carried during the last years
During the year 1928 IS 500 sajens drilled 965
millions OF pools OF oil received The production for the year
estimated production for next year 12O million pools
From this field particularly high quality of benzne (pe
1929 and en million poo IN % be
of this product from 1925 is Is million pools
TRe for 2S4 which includes al capital