The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-09-26
Economic Construction
Naturalization Results
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tories of Leningrad productivity of labor increased
4580%o; in the "Krassny Treugonik works the system
of division of labor increased productivity between AS
and 11ft; in the 'Znamya Truda" metal works produc
tivty of labor has more than doubled
Naturalization has achieved similar results in Mos
COW enterprises Thus, in the Press works production
per head has increased 2Of, in the "Dukat works 400,
in the "Novaya Zarya" works 1919, etc.
This was accompanied by reduction of the cost of
production.
In enterprises where naturalization introduced
wages increased. For instance in the Electric works
in Leningrad workers engaged in assembling cartridge
parts earning since the installation of the conveyor
to roubes so kopeks instead the former roubes so
kopeks.
CONSTRUCTION OF POWERFUL REFRIGERATORS.
Refrigerator Combines in Leningrad and Poltava
In honor of the 10th Anniversary of the Nov. 7th
Revolution export refrigerator will be opened in
Novorossisk. Construction of refrgerators has been
taken in hand in Baku and Poti. Building operations
have started in Poava in connection with the consruc
ton of the biggest refrigerator of the combine Attached
to will be mechanical slaughter yards the model of
those in Chicago and also abuminous works and works
for rendering down of ntestnes and fat 1t is intended
to set up a similar combine in Leningrad.
WOMEN-CHAIRMEN OF VILLAGE SOvIETS.
Peasant women are beginning to play and more
important role in social and state life in the U. S. S. R.
According to latest information 683 have been
elected chairmen of village Sovets throughout the U.
S. S. R.
Viatka takes first place among other gubernias in
gard to the election of women as chairmen of village
Soviets. AS many Sc women elected to this
post in that gubernia (and many deputy chairen)
Many of these elected for the second time
because they did well in the preceding village Soviet
WOMEN IN INDUSTRY.
From year to year playing an increasingly
important role in industry.
On January 1s 1924, 451,600 women employed
in the manufacturing industry throughout the u S. S.
R., in 1926 5352O0; in 1926, 10000, and January
LIST, 1927 the number of employed in that indus
try 743,000.
The textile industry is employing than
any other. At the beginning of 1927 1910 of the
workers employed there were women. In the garment
making industry constitute 60496 of the total
number of workers; in the heavy metal industry $3.50
of the workers employed women, in the mining in
dustry $3.50; in the chemical industry $780, in the food
industry 2799o, and in the building industry 127a6
GROWING EXPENDITURE FOR NATIONAL
EDUCATION.
In the Ukraine 108 million roubles have been assigned
for the requirements of national education in 1929,
Ii. 21 than assigned for the current year.
1t intended to increase the number of childrens play
grounds and kndergartens and to develop the network
of workshops. Special attention will be paid to the
proper financing of the for the liquidation of
iteracy and to the development of Ukranian culture
and art.
AMERICAN WORKERS ON THE U. S. S. R.
Prior to the departure of the American workers dele
cation from Baku its secretary, Albert Coyle made the
following statement to representative of the press
81 hope that the visit of this delegation will be
enlargement to send another and bigger delegation to
the U. S. S. r. including, maybe conservative leaders.
If 20-30 such leaders will to the u S. S. R. and
will with unprecedented mind what have seen,
the true state of affairs in the U. S. S. r. relations
between America and the u S. S. R. will certainly
assume a different aspect.
AS to our impressions of the U. S. S. R., can say:
really did not think that the u S. S. R. is develop
ing and reconsructng itself rapidly it does. All
have greatly exceeds expectations 1t is
true American workers receive higher wages, but in
other respects the workers of the u S. S. much
which the American workers get.
MONARCHISTS PREPARE MORE TERRORIST ACTS
AND EXPLOSIONS; INTENTION TO POISON PUB
Lie AND FACTORY DINING HALLS, ETC.
Quite recently a the end of June several terrorist
acts have been prevented While crossing the Latvian
frontier ex-offcers Samoo Stroyev and Aderkas
arrested AS they have themselves confessed this group
sent by the Paris committee of Russian monarchsts,
followers of the ex-Grand Duke Nicolai Nkoaevitch
Romanov for the organization of series terrorist
acts against individual Soviet workers in Lenngrad.
These also confessed that they professional
spies and that the Latvan Secret Service Department
has been helping them systematically return for their
espionage in Russia.
Alexander Borsovitch Balmasov, Captain of tho
Wrangel army and Alexander Alexandrovitch Solsky
arrested in August in the village Shua in the Petro-
zavodsk uyezd (near the Finnish frontier). They had
them arms bombs, hand grenades, Bickford fuses
etc. This group together with another consisting of
Soovyev and Sharin sent to the U. S. S. R. by
the representatives of the monarchist organization in
Helsngfors with the direct participation and assistance
of the Finnish general staff These people received ex
plosves and everything required for the manufacture
bombs with the help of members of the Finnish general
staff Both these groups sent for e organization
of terrorist acts against members of the u S. S. R. gov
eminent and also for causing explosions the Vokhov
electrical station in newspaper Offices and premises
where district Party meetings held. They also
to poison the food prepared in public and factory dining
halls The arrested Balmasov and Solsky described in
detail how the explosion in the disbursements club in
Leningrad prepared and carried out