The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-06

If nowadays it happens that some
of the founders believe the words of
our enemies-the mensheviks and
right opportunists, because of their
political iIliteracy, in the l4th year
of the revolution, there will be no
such cases and all such attempts will
be duly thrown back,
Building Houses.
Today we have the giant tractor
works with a yearly output of 10000
tractors; we build house conbinates,
for workers, a club, a kitchen-factory.
a university and some other cultural
institutions.
The worst is that we have not suf-
ficient quantity OF working hands.
We cannot take workers from the
country because our kholhoze5 need
them as much as we do. We want
5000 workmen for our factory and
we have great difficulties in this re-
spect But nevertheless we are sure
TO overcome ell these difficulties and
shall fulfill our program and also the
five-year plan in four years.
Watch Our Struggles.
With the greatest interest we fol-
low in the press all what concerns
the development of the international
movement and the economic crisis
of the capitalistic world. We know
very well that your factories anc
works are closed and thousands oil
workers are thrown out, arrested
and mishandled But we are abso-
lutely sure that lock-outs and repres-
sions will not weaken your firm,
proletarian spirit, and the moment
will come when we shall stand by anc
help you in your fierce struggle
against your oppreSsorS.
!; We are already doing all what is
possible to tighten your burden
iMOPR CThe Red Help accomplishes
this task and gives help to all fight
ers of the world revolution. You
must write us how effective this
help is.
Foreign comrades sent US a series
Of presents for which we thank them
very much. We also thank all the
comrades, who made our work easier
by sending us a good equipment.
Tell of Their Life.
Now we go over to our life. We
founders, work hours, our average
wages are 100 RIBS. a month. The
payment for the flat g rooms), in
Guiding sewerage and lighting, is Is
RIBS; mems clothes cost 40 RIBS; win
ter cloak, so RIBS; sugar, 70 'kop
klgr.; klgr, of white bread, 20 kop.
vegetables, 10 kop klgr.; and boots
10 RIBS. pair
We have the possibility to give
from our wages loan to our state
in order to aid the accomplishment
of socialist construction and the re-
construction of the rural economy
This we can do by keeping our money
in savings banks.
AID State Loans.
In the year 1880 each founder has
given to the state loan as high as
his fortnights wages at least. We
are always ready to give our SUPER
fluous money to our state.
The capitalists, instead of helpina
us, organize crusades against us, &C.
cuse the Soviet Union of being the
reason of the crisis Of capitalistie in.
dustry and of the closing of factories
and works. With this they hope tc
make the workers hate the U.S.SR
We are sure that the foreign work.
ers will give a due answer to thu
provocations of the bourgeoisie anc
will secure us the possibility of &C.
compliShing our plans of sociaIs
construction peacefully.
Thank Detroit Workers.
We received several times from thu
workers of Detroit fraternal aid. W,
have present from them-the ban.
ner Of workers. We hope that in thu
future the workers will help us witt
their practical advices. concernins
the best and quick organization o
mass-production of $4,000 tractors.
In this respect we are still inex