The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-09-26
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landlords
abh the government In the meantime the
invading after another These cruel
United hundreds of millions of dollars
Famine and Economic Blockade Added Troubles
After peace was once more restored there came the famine when more
being underfed The blockade kept
ed supplies.
to; country looted by theft and violent population reduced
millions the live stock gone the railroads ruined hundreds of bridges
naked orphans wandering the land trying keep alive Rowing hands
steal and often numbering and ouragng their victims
liner mere WAS bb no Of d v bv 1oaf of bread # was on of
this awful wreck that the government began its hun task of
they succeeded what has been ACCOMPLISHED
RIM Of other nations driven
Maurer Given Freedom of Access All Around.
During the time spent in Russia have d s fEsr
shops agricultural implement factories blast furnaces rolling mills glass
the rural districts and
national public officials trade union officials Communists and
nists and workers of both sexes in all walks of life
every factory which have visited the
frss tn and @ esp by at the
shown that have been deceived
Tells of Wages nd Working Conditions.
every shop
production being pushed aside for modern methods Old ma
fnsi Os nd sfP dna ne" ana
Every plant 900
the eligible Russian working class population belong to the unions Boys
hours day the mill or factory under instructions
they factory they years of
which mechanics Their
apprentices about 40 rOubles month or $40
while highly skilled mechanics much ESQ b $4O month
those
such glass factories mining fOqndes the work day only
worked and this brings the actual wOday down to hours these
ticular trades.
Coal and Steel Workers Pay No Rent.
Rent for threeroom house with kitchen varies If the tenant
abo with wife and three children his be only six
family mining region
S f ' b ~os d f y T Ti t b tb @
building
receive family
benefits nearly nehaf
their They also receive old pensions.
Women Workers Get Extra Aid
Women employees about to become mothers granted weeks absence
given allowance provide the birth of baby and allowance
Every center the labor
which have visited favora with Of American mil
onare clubs The largest and most Preenous looking building in most
communities these Labor Cners which equipped with office
rooms reading rooms shooting galleries, etc.
furnished by membership
the theatrical productions Band concerts and moving pictures
the history being care by
Trains On Time.
every factory
d , di y Here % he fonnd all Kinds of Ien on eono%ic ann
the barracks the Red Army where life portrai
o walls.
enjoy that other
at
depended the railroads that destroyed
the invasion not only back what they before the but
ahead days New rolling stock and additional miles of acag
daily being added Gigantic electric stations being erected
the Lengd being the largest in Europe and full
while others under construction.
A S within
distance 300 miles between the Vg the Don
when finished will be great convenience shipping lumber in
directO ana wheat n the other.
workers Own, Control and Run Government"
should remembered that all of the factories natural
railroads the that the
contr and the
portion ubidize infant industries