The producers news., 1930-03-21

onto the Communists and onto Russia: they can
not, however, blame the existing unemployment on
the Communists without which there would have
been no demonstrations.
The serious labor situation in America and the
capitalist nations of the world is source of great
worry to plutocracy, which claims the right 10
privately industry, to exploit the people and
appropriate the profits derived therefrom, but
denies the accompanying responsibility of keep
ing the worker employed at living wages. Pluto
cracy fears a revolution and the establishment of
Communist republic in industrial America,
which means their complete dispossession.
In times of suffering and want such as exists
In the United States, the richest nation in the
world, Communism grows rapidly. Naturally the
Communists calling attention of the workers
mere to the conditions in Communistic Russia,
where the workers and the peasants rule, and
where capitalism and the misery accompanying that
system has been destroyed, and tell these workers
that we too could have such conditions here, as
are there or coming to exist there's tell the hung
ry workers, and the poverty strickened farmers
and the broken business men that their conditions
Is the inevitable product of capitalism: that there
is no hope for relief under capitalism, and that
Communism is the only remedy
The capitalists to offset the logic of the Com
munlsts resort to appeals to prejudice and wanton
Misrepresentation, picture the conditions in the
Soviet as horrible. They appeal to religious pre-
Judlces by showing that the Soviet government is
depressing the church, that civil rights are abol
lshed: that the prisons are full of political prison
ers; and that the conditions of the workers and
the peasants are unbearable. They are mortified
al the dispossession of the "Kulak" the rich farm
ers' traders, usurers of villages at the socializa
Ion OF the farms, and warns the poor American
FARMER against Communism. They also point out
Win great gusto that there is great unemplov-
menu In russia. An, ha! they say, why does Rus
sla inspire demonstrations in America. and call at
tentlon to the misery here, when Russia has nm
employment right in her Communistic house? Whv
does she pick the mote out of our eve. when she
mas beam in her own? The great American
press, the radio, the movies. the churches snrood
tns propaganda everywhere, and strive especially
to see to it that this information is delivered ~
the unemployed ="
And then they put the Communist leaders :;
Jail' thinking thus that unemployment problems
can be solved and the people fed
In another column we print SO the neonIe may,
Know the facts dispatch sent out bv Walter
Duranty, The Moscow correspondent of the Naw
AorA lines, the greatest capitalist paper in Am
eilca' Ihls article explains the facts concerning
WHAT Unemployment there is in Russia. which
grows less year by year, month by month, week bv
week ana DAY by day, while it increases in the
same way In the capitalist countries
waiter Duranty is not Communist. He is an
Intelligent observer who writes for the DaovIo
VINO want to know the facts The article i in
structive. . III
II SHOWS that only those are unemuloved who
are unskllled, and because there are no skilIod
OiNeIs 70 oIrect them, and no factories for then,
in
WIN Hl-hot because there is no work There is
enenuouS demand for goods in Russia. there
= ueii"nu IOr workers to make things, but there
are no factories tools enough vet 70 ma -,
uose who ask for work to work.
However, these factories are bo;ru br;,,.
fast as possible-faster than tbo, h. GO
erected in any other country in the bis+or, of az
world. A"0'ory Oh the
Inc following editorial taken from +bo cuoot
ans tribune, reveals what is actually ooinrr -
e soviet Republic where Capitalism is obo1
- - anu "here the workers are farmers. the nro-
t .ule- ana where the parasites worlr ~
'1r'e' IN the way of providing factories
Inc GREAT Falls Tribune is not a "Redn ,,o,ou
we need not tell you. paper
SOEIEIS' INDUSTRIAL PROGRAMY
b,;IJ;H Gssahs OF the S2OOO,OOO,OOO industrial
Int9 pnogram recently approved hv
the soviet government are nnbi;IS Ny
ent american magazine anH ro1ao1
the Russian project as the most 41
Jus ever undertaken by national govern
ment eO'eIh-
The plan calls for the erection of EeE
separate factories and Industrial nl.nt
over period of five years. Albert Kob
incs new York industrial architects L'
oeeh commissioned as consuItin0 arch;
:eols' nave been commissioned aS ,os,sIt
Hg archtects for the entire nroora
"iIcn VIII employ the services nf Eaa
arSal5ect9ral SdTte and engineering designers
Inc factories to be built at strstea;c
POINTS pom, over Russia, according to fb;s 81
Ilcie' are as follows: Four motor 80
noor truck and motorcycle factories. ~;
aaaH9 .dc.9r ana farm implement plants: si~
sasDestos corundum and graphite nIanfs
.~O locomotive works; Is factories e.,
the manufacture of tools tvnaur;to~ - ~
sasn reglsters; "a cement factories. log
sawmiils; LOG woodworking plants. 81
glass factories; S5 spinnino mills.
WOODEN mills 13 clothing factories. 40
snOe factories; Is paper mills and Ec
ducts" vi food pro-
"hlle our millions of workers starvo ,rA;,.
.arns become deserted, and misery deenens o,,o~
IA tne Workers Republic, the released enaro,,, 80
.ne mass surges forward and manifests ;tseIf =
inc Ouiiolng OF such civilization as the world
mas never before beheld and the success of Co..